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CAMX announces 2021 general session presenter

Lockheed Martin’s Gregory Ulmer will bring his extensive career in the aerospace industry to discuss the influence of composite materials, their significant role in manufacturing and more.

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Lockheed Martin's Gregory Ulmer.

On June 7, the Composites and Advanced Materials Expo (CAMX, Diamond Bar, Calif., U.S.), North America’s largest composites and advanced materials industry event, announced its general session speaker for the in-person conference taking place in Dallas, Texas, on October 19-21, 2021.

Gregory (Greg) M. Ulmer, executive vice president of the Aeronautics business area for (Bethesda, M.D., U.S.) will be presenting his insights on the influence of composite materials and how companies can maximize advances in different manufacturing processes in his presentation, “Mission Ready: Composites Innovations in Defense.” He will also emphasize how composites materials play a significant role in the following areas:

  • Manufacturing: Explore the influence of composite materials and how companies can maximize advances in different manufacturing processes.​​​​​​
  • Aerospace: Discover how aerospace has, and is, influencing other market segments.​​​​​​
  • Supply Chain and Circular Economy: Understand how to ensure strong supply chain management.
  • ​​Sustainability: Learn about the importance of sustainment and modernization to stay competitive.

Ulmer’s presentation will be made available on CAMX+, a digitally optimized experience that allows remote attendees to participate in CAMX from anywhere in the world.

Throughout his career, Ulmer has led several critical projects for Lockheed Martin, including initiatives for the F-35 Lightning II program and vice president of operations for Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Advanced Development Programs (ADP), also known as the Skunk Works. Other critical leadership projects include efforts as the C-5 vice president and program manager responsible for the overall operations and leadership of the C-5 Reliability Enhancement and Re-Engining Program and the Avionics Modernization Program; the C-130 deputy program manager for operations; C-130 air vehicle director; deputy chief engineer and flight test integrated product team (IPT) senior manager and more. Mr. Ulmer began his career as a flight test engineer supporting the MD-11, C-17 and C-130J programs from first flight through certification for all three aircraft.

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