Orizon Executive and Leadership Team

Charlie Newell, the Chief Executive Officer at Orizon, directs the overarching corporate strategy and market positioning for the aircraft subassembly and complex monolithic machining manufacturer. Newell guides Orizon's expansion across commercial, military/defense, and general aviation markets, ensuring alignment with the company's founding principles established in 2016. The Chief Executive Officer's purview encompasses long-term financial health and sustainable growth initiatives, directly impacting Orizon's competitive standing. This leadership role involves fostering innovation in manufacturing processes and maintaining rigorous quality standards essential for aerospace clients. Charlie Newell's strategic vision drives the company's commitment to delivering high-precision components, solidifying Orizon's reputation for reliability and technical expertise in the demanding aerospace industry. The Chief Executive Officer also oversees key stakeholder relationships, including those with investors and major industry partners, ensuring robust communication and collaborative development.

Henry Newell, the President at Orizon, spearheads the operational execution and day-to-day management of the company's advanced manufacturing processes. Newell directs the production of aircraft subassemblies and complex monolithic machined parts, ensuring efficiency and quality across all manufacturing lines serving commercial, military/defense, and general aviation clients. The President oversees the integration of new technologies and methodologies to enhance Orizon's production capabilities and maintain its competitive edge in the aerospace sector. This leadership position involves close collaboration with engineering and quality assurance teams to uphold the highest standards of precision and reliability. Henry Newell's operational leadership is fundamental to Orizon's ability to meet demanding client specifications and delivery timelines. The President also plays a key part in optimizing resource allocation and streamlining workflows to maximize productivity and minimize waste within the Kansas City, Missouri facility.

Juan Chávez, the Gerente De Personas, Sostenibilidad Y SSO at Orizon, manages critical human capital, environmental responsibility, and occupational safety initiatives. Chávez oversees the development and implementation of HR policies that support Orizon's workforce, ensuring a productive and secure working environment for all employees engaged in aircraft subassembly and complex monolithic machining. The Gerente De Personas, Sostenibilidad Y SSO champions sustainability programs, aligning Orizon's operations with environmental best practices and regulatory compliance. This role is vital for maintaining Orizon's commitment to corporate social responsibility and operational integrity. Juan Chávez's focus on Safety, Health, and Environment (SSO) ensures adherence to stringent industry standards, crucial for the defense and commercial aviation sectors served by Orizon. The Gerente De Personas, Sostenibilidad Y SSO also drives initiatives to enhance employee well-being and foster a culture of continuous improvement across all departments.

Marcio Landi, the Chief Financial & Administrative Officer at Orizon, manages the company's financial health, administrative operations, and corporate governance. Landi oversees all fiscal activities, including budgeting, financial planning, and reporting, ensuring Orizon's financial stability and strategic resource allocation for its aircraft subassembly and complex monolithic machining operations. The Chief Financial & Administrative Officer directs administrative functions, optimizing organizational efficiency and supporting the company's growth objectives across commercial, military/defense, and general aviation sectors. This role is critical for maintaining compliance with financial regulations and driving sound business practices. Marcio Landi's financial acumen supports Orizon's investment in advanced manufacturing technologies and its expansion initiatives. The Chief Financial & Administrative Officer also manages corporate infrastructure, ensuring that administrative processes effectively support the company's operational demands and strategic goals.