GE Aerospace reorganizes commercial engine leadership; Stokes to retire
GE Aerospace named Mohamed Ali president and CEO of Commercial Engines & Services, merging the CES team with its Technology & Operations organization so CES manages the full engine lifecycle. Russell Stokes, the previous CES head, moves to a special advisor role and retires in July 2026. Jason Tonich was named Chief Commercial Sales & Customer Officer and reports directly to CEO Larry Culp.
- Mohamed Ali now leads CES, which covers the full engine lifecycle
- CES absorbs safety, quality, manufacturing, supply chain and engineering from Technology & Operations
- Russell Stokes retires in July 2026 after an advisory period
- Jason Tonich becomes Chief Commercial Sales & Customer Officer
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GE Aerospace press release (SEC Form 8-K)Jan 15, 2026