Ed Apollo

Mr. Ed Apollo began his career at Boeing in June 1985. In his current position as the V-22 Sustainment Program Manager, Mr. Apollo is responsible for the execution of all Logistics Sustainment & Supply Chain requirements (PBL & Transactional). His responsibilities also include New Business Development (International & Domestic) with a focus on International Sustainment Strategies and Growth. Mr. Apollo is currently leading the innovative development and implementation of fleet data analytics into a V-22 Readiness Operations Center to be located in Philadelphia. On the V-22 Program for 23 years, Mr. Apollo has held a wide array of leadership positions through the product life cycle beginning with Reliability, Maintainability and Testability Engineering, Human Factors Engineering, Integrated Logistics Support, Service Engineering, Field Service, Supply Chain, Modification & Retrofit, and Sustainment Program Management. Mr. Apollo has been with the Boeing Co. for 29 years working on a variety of fixed wing and rotorcraft programs. His main focus these days is in International support strategy development and implementation of innovative tools to achieve superior Warfighter support at reduced costs. Mr. Apollo's interest in Aviation began at an early age while growing up near LaGuardia Airport in Queens, NY. Mr. Apollo attended Aviation H.S. in Long Island City, NY where he earned his FAA A&P mechanics license. From there, he left the big city to attend Parks College of St. Louis University where he earned his B.S. degree in Aircraft Maintenance Mgt. He is currently enrolled in the Villanova University Executive MBA Program. Ed, his wife Madeline and two children live in Mullica Hill, NJ, and are on the verge of empty-nesting. His passions are family, exercise, and technological discoveries.