Edward (Ed) Dolanski is a retired Fortune 50 business executive with over three decades of experience leading organizations through performance turnarounds and into sustained transformational growth. His experience includes full P&L of businesses within the Aerospace & Defense, Industrial Manufacturing and Supply Chain, Logistics, Distribution Service Industries. Throughout his career, Dolanski has held positions such as Chief Information Officer, Supply Chain Manager, Manufacturing Operations, and Information Technology Research & Development.

Dolanski retired from the Boeing Company in 2020 as President of Boeing’s $10 billion Government Services business. As the largest performance-based logistics contractor for the U.S. Department of Defense, Government Services is an industry leader in providing sustainment solutions for Boeing and non-Boeing platforms. Dolanski led a team of more than 13,000 employees (including 8,000 engineers) at 295 global locations.

Prior to this assignment, Dolanski was President and Chief Executive Officer of Aviall, a Boeing subsidiary and the world’s largest provider of aerospace parts and aftermarket services (maintenance, repair & overhaul). Before joining Boeing, Dolanski served at Raytheon Company as Vice President, Mission Support at Network Centric Systems, Vice President and Aftermarket Business and Customer Support at Raytheon Aircraft Company (Hawker & Beechcraft), and Chief Information Officer at Aircraft Integration Systems. Dolanski’s experience also includes 14 years with Walmart Stores, Inc., where he held progressively responsible positions at the corporate office within information technology and supply chain management.

Dolanski serves on several private equity and startup boards and is a member of the Texas Diversity Council board of directors having been recognized with several diversity awards including DiversityFIRST and CEO Champions of Diversity.

Education:
Executive M.B.A. Program, Vanderbilt University

B.A., Organizational Management, John Brown University