Christopher T. Calio is recorded as Chairman at RTX Corp (RTX) since April 30, 2025, CEO at RTX Corp (RTX) since May 2, 2024 and Board Member at RTX Corp (RTX) since December 14, 2023. The newest filing on record that lists Christopher T. Calio as Board Member at RTX Corp (RTX) is dated March 11, 2024. RTX Corp reported in an 8-K filed February 3, 2025 that Christopher T. Calio was appointed Chairman, President & Chief Executive Officer, effective April 30, 2025. RTX Corp reported in an 8-K filed December 14, 2023 that Christopher T. Calio was terminated as Chief Operating Officer, effective May 2, 2024. RTX Corp reported in an 8-K filed December 14, 2023 that Christopher T. Calio was appointed member of the Board, effective December 14, 2023. Equibles holds 5 filed executive changes naming Christopher T. Calio; each is listed under recent activity with its source filing. Christopher T. Calio has spoken on 1 earnings call and 1 other investor event across 1 company, most recently for RTX Corp on October 20, 2026. RTX Corp is classified in the Aerospace & Defense industry within the Industrials sector. Other leadership on record at RTX Corp includes the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Corporation as of immediately prior to April 3, 2020 (the "Pre-Closing CEO") (CEO), Gregory J. Hayes (Chairman and Board Member), Thomas A. Kennedy (Chairman and Board Member) and 7 others.
“On January 31, 2025, the Board elected President and Chief Executive Officer, Christopher T. Calio, to serve as Chairman, President & Chief Executive Officer, effective April 30, 2025.”
“Mr. Calio will no longer serve as the Company's Chief Operating Officer as of May 2, 2024.”
RTX Corp Form 8-K, filed December 14, 2023
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Christopher T. Calio on recent calls
“Our continued execution and operational focus enabled us to deliver another very strong quarter of results across RTX. On the top line, adjusted sales were $25 billion, up 12% organically with double-digit growth across commercial OE, commercial aftermarket, and defense.”
“What I will say is our priorities haven't. Again, it starts with this idea of the $271 billion backlog that we have, and our customers on both sides want more product and they want it faster.”
