Aerospace
10 RTX finance leaders
These ten people hold or have held director-level or higher finance roles at RTX and its businesses, including RTX's CFO, the corporate treasurer, FP&A and financial services vice presidents, and CFOs of Collins Aerospace, Raytheon and RTX business units. A reader can learn how CFOs approach planning, reporting and capital decisions in aerospace businesses.
Professionals to explore
01—10Adam Frauton
LinkedInExperience: SSBU CFO · RTX
SSBU CFO at RTX since July 2023; the profile describes financial responsibility for a $2B business unit within Raytheon's Aerospace and Defense portfolio. Former Director of Finance Operations (2016–2023) and CFO BBN Technologies - Subsidiary of Raytheon Company (2012–2016) at RTX, with earlier roles of increasing responsibility there from 1999.
Brian Potter
LinkedInExperience: VP, Financial Services, Enterprise Services · RTX
VP, Financial Services, Enterprise Services at RTX since January 2023. Former Controller, Raytheon Missiles & Defense at RTX (2020–2023), former Controller at Raytheon Space and Airborne Systems (2018–2020), and former Sr Manager Finance (2016–2018) and Sr Manager FP&A (2014–2016) at Raytheon.
Christopher Peet
LinkedInExperience: VP, Corp FP&A · RTX
Former VP, Corp FP&A at RTX (2022–2023). VP & CFO at Raytheon since December 2023; the headline describes that role as Senior Vice President & Chief Financial Officer at Raytheon. Former VP & CFO, Interiors (2020–2022) and VP - Financial Planning & Analysis (2018–2020) at Collins Aerospace, and former Executive Director, Financial Planning & Analysis at UTC Aerospace Systems (2016–2018).
Dana Jordan
LinkedInExperience: Vice President of Financial Planning Analysis · RTX
Vice President of Financial Planning Analysis at RTX since January 2026, and former Vice President, FP&A at Raytheon (2024–2026). Former Vice President Finance, CFO Advanced Structures (2022–2024), Vice President Finance, CFO Mechanical Systems (2022) and Executive Director Financial Planning & Analysis (2019–2021) at Collins Aerospace.
Katelyn McCoy
LinkedInExperience: CFO Advanced Research & Technology · RTX
CFO Advanced Research & Technology at RTX since January 2025; the headline places the role at Collins, a business of RTX. Former Associate Director Finance (2022–2024), Sr. Business Manager (2021–2022) and Business Manager III, Strategic Pricing lead (2019–2021) at RTX; the profile mentions Raytheon's Financial Leadership Development Program.
Kevin DaSilva
LinkedInExperience: Corporate Vice President & Treasurer · RTX
Corporate Vice President & Treasurer at RTX since April 2020; the headline lists the role as Senior Vice President & Treasurer. Former VP, Treasurer at Raytheon Company (2015–2020), former Vice President & Group Chief Financial Officer - Developed Markets (2011–2015) and VP & Treasurer (2006–2012) at Covidien, and former VP & Assistant Treasurer at Tyco (2003–2007).
Neil Mitchill
LinkedInExperience: Chief Financial Officer · RTX
Chief Financial Officer at RTX since April 2021, and former Corporate Vice President, Financial Planning & Analysis and Investor Relations at RTX (2020–2021). Former Acting Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer (2019–2020), Corporate Vice President, Controller (2015–2016) and Vice President, Global Financial Services (2014–2015) at United Technologies.
Phillip Podgorski
LinkedInExperience: Chief Financial Officer, RTX Technology Research Center (RTRC) · RTX
Chief Financial Officer, RTX Technology Research Center (RTRC) at RTX since January 2013; the profile describes RTRC as a division of RTX Corporation. Former Assistant Controller (2011–2013) and Director of Financial Planning and Analysis (2007–2011) at Carrier, former AVP & Chief Financial Officer at MassMutual (2004–2007) and former Chief Financial Officer at Redco Foods (2000–2004).
Rohan Chaddha
LinkedInExperience: Vice President Finance & Assistant Treasurer · RTX
Vice President Finance & Assistant Treasurer at RTX since January 2025. Former Executive Director & Head of Global FP&A (2024–2025), Executive Director & Assistant Treasurer, Corporate Treasury (2023–2024), Executive, Financial Planning & Analysis (2022) and Executive, Cash Leader (2020–2022) at GE HealthCare.
Tatum Buse
LinkedInExperience: Chief Financial Officer · Collins Aerospace
Chief Financial Officer at Collins Aerospace since August 2020; the profile describes Collins as one of three publicly reported segments of Raytheon Technologies and says the role leads a global team of 2,000 finance professionals. Former Vice President, Finance Shared Services & Integration at Collins Aerospace (2018–2020) and Vice President, Finance & Corporate Controller at Rockwell Collins (2013–2018).
Choose the right perspective
Match the person's scope to your question: corporate finance leaders suit questions about treasury, investor reporting and enterprise planning, while segment and business unit CFOs suit questions about program finance and running one business. Check whether each RTX role is current or past before asking about recent practice.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How should an aerospace and defense company divide finance work between corporate FP&A, treasury and segment CFOs?
- 02What does financial planning look like for long-cycle defense programs and commercial aftermarket businesses?
- 03How do finance leaders run shared financial services across several large business segments?
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