Stacie Sire Appointed as Vice President and Managing Director of Boeing (BIETC)
Global aerospace and defense major Boeing has appointed Stacie Sire as the new Vice President and Managing Director (VP & MD) of the Boeing India Engineering & Technology Center (BIETC). In addition, she will also serve as the Chief Engineer for Boeing India. Sire, a Boeing veteran with 28 years of experience, takes over from Ahmed Elsherbini, who led the position from April 2021 to January 2025. With extensive experience across aircraft programs such as the 787, 767, and 777, Sire brings a strong leadership and engineering background to her new role, which is critical for Boeing’s long-term strategy and growth in India.
| Summary/Static | Details |
| Why in the news? | Stacie Sire Appointed as Vice President and Managing Director of Boeing (BIETC) |
| Appointee | Stacie Sire |
| New Positions | VP & MD of BIETC, Chief Engineer of Boeing India |
| Predecessor | Ahmed Elsherbini |
| Years at Boeing | 28 years |
| Key Contributions | 787 program, roles in 767, 777, fabrication engineering leadership |
| Education | B.Eng (Civil) – Georgia Tech; M.Eng & MBA – Univ. of Washington |
| Leadership Training | Advanced Management Program, Harvard Business School (2015) |
| Recent Role | Led fabrication engineering across 20 manufacturing units globally |
| Main Responsibility | Strategy, operations, engineering innovation in India |
| Comment | Focus on safety, quality, excellence, and collaboration |
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