Charles Kupperman, a former executive at Lockheed Martin and Boeing, has been appointed to serve as assistant to the president and deputy national security advisor.
He holds over 40 years of national security experience, having held various executive and advisory positions during the Reagan administration, the White House said Friday.
His contributions under Ronald Reagan’s leadership supported NASA and the president’s general advisory committee on arms control and disarmament.
Kupperman served as business development vice president during his time with Boeing, and as Washington space operations VP with Lockheed.
“Charlie Kupperman has been an advisor to me for more than thirty years, including during my tenure as national security adviser to President Trump,†said John Bolton, national security adviser.
