Biography of Gary McCullough
Last update: January 25, 2024Career
Gary was Chief Executive Officer at ARI Packaging, and President, Chief Executive Officer at Career Education Corporation.
Gary McCullough is currently- Director at Commercial Metals - View - Commercial Metals org chart
- Director at Freeman - View - Freeman org chart
- Director at TransDigm - View - TransDigm org chart
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Gary McCullough has a Bachelor of Science in Management from Wright State University in 1981 and a Master of Management in Policy, Marketing, Finance from Northwestern University - Kellogg School of Management in 1987.
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- At Commercial Metals, Gary McCullough has 72 colleagues including Peter Matt (President & CEO), Barbara Smith (Chairman of the Board)…
- At Freeman, Gary McCullough has 68 colleagues including Bob Priest-Heck (CEO & Director (Director on Jul 1 2024)), Kelly Zelinsky (Director)…
- At TransDigm, Gary McCullough has 122 colleagues including Kevin Stein (CEO), Nicholas Howley (Chairman of the Board)…
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- In the Aerospace industry, Gary McCullough has 8,781 colleagues in 677 companies located in 44 countries. 3,701 executive movements have been recorded in the last 12 months. Learn more about Aerospace.
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