
	&quot;David C. Wajsgras is senior vice president and chief&nbsp;

	financial officer of Raytheon Company (NYSE: RTN).&nbsp;

	He has held this position since March 2006 and is a&nbsp;

	member of Raytheon&rsquo;s senior leadership team, where he&nbsp;

	directs Raytheon&rsquo;s overall financial strategy. Raytheon&nbsp;

	Company, with 2012 sales of $24 billion and 68,000&nbsp;

	employees worldwide, is a technology and innovation&nbsp;

	leader specializing in defense, security and civil markets&nbsp;

	throughout the world. Raytheon&rsquo;s global headquarters is&nbsp;

	in Waltham, Mass.

	Wajsgras provides extensive financial and operational&nbsp;

	expertise. His responsibilities include financial reporting&nbsp;

	and controls, merger and acquisition activity, planning&nbsp;

	and analysis, investor relations, tax and treasury. He is&nbsp;

	also the Executive Champion of Raytheon&rsquo;s Persons with&nbsp;

	DisAbilities (RPDA) Employee Resource Group, an&nbsp;

	organization that works as a strategic partner across the&nbsp;

	company to facilitate a fully accessible and supportive&nbsp;

	workplace for employees with disabilities.&nbsp;

	Prior to joining Raytheon, Wajsgras was executive vice&nbsp;

	president and chief financial officer of Lear Corporation.&nbsp;

	He joined Lear in 1999 as vice president-controller,&nbsp;

	where he was responsible for all of Lear&rsquo;s accounting and&nbsp;

	financial reporting functions. In addition to his financial&nbsp;

	responsibilities, Wajsgras had strategic and operations&nbsp;

	oversight of Lear&rsquo;s Interior Systems Business.&nbsp;

	Before joining Lear, Wajsgras was corporate controller for&nbsp;

	Engelhard Corporation. He also held numerous financial&nbsp;

	management positions with Honeywell International, Inc.

	Wajsgras earned his bachelor&rsquo;s degree in accounting&nbsp;

	from the University of Maryland in College Park and&nbsp;

	has a Master&rsquo;s degree of Business Administration&nbsp;

	from American University. He is a member of the&nbsp;

	Kogod Advisory Council, Kogod School of Business,&nbsp;

	at American University in Washington, DC. He is a&nbsp;

	member of the Board of Trustees for Roger Williams&nbsp;

	University in Bristol, RI. He is also a member of the&nbsp;

	Financial Executives Institute.&quot;

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