David L. Gitlin

David L. Gitlin

Board Member at Boeing
Company Tenure: 2 years
Education:
University of Connecticut (J.D.)
Biography:

David L. Gitlin serves as a Director at Boeing and Chairman at Carrier. At Boeing, he contributes to the strategic direction of the company, leveraging his extensive experience in the aerospace industry. In his role as Chairman at Carrier, he plays a pivotal role in guiding the company’s operations and growth initiatives.

Prior to his current positions, Gitlin pursued a diverse educational path, earning a Bachelor of Science degree from Cornell University, a Juris Doctor degree from the University of Connecticut School of Law, and a Master of Business Administration from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

With a solid foundation in both business and law, Gitlin brings a unique perspective to his leadership roles, driving innovation and excellence within the organizations he serves.

Regarding political donations, Gitlin has contributed $1,000 to political causes.

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$0 $1,000

Affiliated Companies

Boeing

Boeing
Carrier Global

Carrier Global

Key Statements

"You look at the Inflation Reduction Act, $370 billion is going to be spent on clean energy and we expect to be a big recipient."

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"We will drive inclusion through executive level fireside, chats and listening sessions with the Carrier Black Alliance, ongoing education and training, clear and anonymous reporting channels, and our signing of the CEO Action and Diversity Inclusion pledge."

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"Carriers Belong emphasizes the importance of diversity and inclusion for our company, with an underscore to symbolize space for everybody. Black engineers belong. Women engineers belong. Asian, Hispanic, Latino, LGBTQIA engineers, they all belong at Carrier."

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"We want to make a difference for people and our planet. And we will lean into this moment in diversity and inclusion in a profound way."

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