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Overview
Gregory Hayes leads RTX (formerly Raytheon), a major defense contractor that makes missiles, bombs, and weapons systems. Raytheon weapons have been used in strikes that killed civilians in Yemen, Gaza, and elsewhere. Hayes has acknowledged that conflict is good for business, profiting from global instability.
Key Affiliations
Controversies & Concerns
YEMEN BOMBS: Raytheon weapons killed Yemeni civilians
GAZA WEAPONS: Equipment used in Palestinian deaths
"CONFLICT GOOD FOR BUSINESS": Admitted profit from war
PENTAGON REVOLVING DOOR: Deep ties to military
SAUDI CONTRACTS: Billions from human rights abusers
Related Investigations (2)
Criminal Charges & Violations
2 documented violations
Arms Export Control ActSales to abusive regimes(LEGAL BUT UNETHICAL)
Rome Statute Article 25(3)(c)Aiding war crimes(INTERNATIONAL)
Known Associates & Connections
James Taiclet
Fellow defense contractor CEO, Lockheed Martin
Lloyd Austin
Defense Secretary, major Raytheon customer
Sources & Documentation
2 documented sources from official records, investigations, and reports
Personal Information
- Born
- 1960
- Birthplace
- United States
Education
- •Purdue University
Key Timeline
1960
Born
2014
Becomes United Technologies CEO
2020
Leads merged Raytheon Technologies (now RTX)