**TRIUMPH ACTUATION PRODUCTS AND SERVICES (APS)** provides design, manufacturing and MRO services for products and systems that include hydraulic pumps and motors, actuators, fuses, accumulators, valves and manifolds, and carrier launched aircraft holdback bars. They also provide design, manufacturing, and support solutions for highly engineered mechanical and electromechanical controls and components. 

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APS maintains a unique capability for systems engineering and integration, as well as hydromechanical and electronics in-house development. APS serves as the integration focal for TRIUMPH, specializing in motion, control and power systems for commercial, military and rotorcraft aircraft.

Provides design, manufacturing and MRO services for products and systems that include hydraulic pumps and motors, actuators, fuses, accumulators, valves and manifolds, and carrier launched aircraft holdback bars. We also provide design, manufacturing, and support solutions for highly engineered mechanical and electromechanical controls and components. APS maintains a unique capability for systems engineering and integration, as well as hydromechanical and electronics in-house development.  APS serves as the integration focal for TRIUMPH, specializing in motion, control and power systems for commercial, military and rotorcraft aircraft.

TRIUMPH ACTUATION PRODUCTS & SERVICES

**TRIUMPH GEARED SOLUTIONS** is the premier independent supplier for the design and manufacture of commercial & defense aerospace gearing components and integrated gearboxes for fixed wing, rotorcraft, aircraft engine and ground vehicle applications. Additionally, we provide aftermarket spares and repair/overhaul support for these parts. 

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Is the premier independent supplier for the design and manufacture of commercial & defense aerospace gearing components and integrated gearboxes for fixed wing, rotorcraft, aircraft engine and ground vehicle applications. Additionally, we provide aftermarket spares and repair/overhaul support for these parts. We collaborate with customers to provide a full array of capabilities including design, engineering and manufacturing of complex mechanical assemblies and build-to-print for highly specialized applications.

TRIUMPH GEARED SOLUTIONS

**TRIUMPH INTERIORS** is a market leader in integrated design and manufacturing of thermo-acoustic insulation systems, air distribution system ducting, thermoplastic interior components, and other aircraft interior composite assemblies for major aerospace OEMs, with facilities located around the globe.

Is a market leader in integrated and manufacturing of thermo-acoustic insulation systems, air distribution ducting systems, floor systems, thermoplastic interior assemblies with facilities located around the globe.

TRIUMPH INTERIORS

**TRIUMPH PRODUCT SUPPORT** provides maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) services for structural components, engine and airframe accessories, interior refurbishment and wheels and brakes. We provide global solutions and services for commercial, regional and military operators.

Provides maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) services for structural components, engine and airframe accessories, interior refurbishment and wheels and brakes. We provide global solutions and services for commercial, regional and military operators.

TRIUMPH PRODUCT SUPPORT

**TRIUMPH SYSTEMS ELECTRONICS AND CONTROLS** specializes in design, development, certification, manufacture and repair of fuel pumps, fuel metering units, fuel controls and electronic engine control systems for helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft servicing military, commercial, regional and business jet market sectors.

Specializes in design, development, certification, manufacture and repair of fuel pumps, fuel metering units, fuel controls and electronic engine control systems for helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft servicing military, commercial, regional and business jet market sectors.

TRIUMPH SYSTEMS ELECTRONICS & CONTROLS

Landing Gear & EMA-Systems Engineering, Design, Development, Test, Manufacture and Assembly

TRIUMPH ACTUATION PRODUCTS & SERVICES - SEATTLE

TRIUMPH’s Single-Source MRO for the Asia-Pacific Region and China, servicing commercial aviation needs for over 15 years and with active expansion into the regional military market currently underway. TASA is the first Thailand-based Repair Station to receive EASA Part 21J.574 Design Organization Approval (DOA), along with being a Boeing authorized warranty Repair Station since 2012 and partnered with Airbus since 2015 to provide regional and complex repair services for flight control surfaces and structural parts to airlines and MROs in Asia-Pacific and China.

TRIUMPH AVIATION SERVICES - ASIA (TASA)

Provides mechanical solutions including design, development, manufacturer and support of highly engineered mechanical controls and components as well as production of complex mechanical assemblies using external designs for fixed wing and rotary commercial and military aircraft, naval vessels, military vehicles, nuclear power stations and industrial plants. Control cable applications include; vent, engine control, thrust reversers, and potable/waste water system controls.

TRIUMPH ACTUATION PRODUCTS & SERVICES- Heiligenhaus

- Staverton

Last Minute Shop located 1km away from Airbus main Final Assembly Line. Providing Insulation blankets for Linefit and aftermarket emergent demand. 

TRIUMPH INTERIORS - TOULOUSE

TRIUMPH Product Support at Grand Prairie, Texas is a top tier accessories repair and overhaul service provider in the Global Market. Our FAA, EASA, & China certificates allow us to provide worldwide service and support.

TRIUMPH PRODUCT SUPPORT - GRAND PRAIRIE

TRIUMPH Product Support in Hot Springs, AR is an FAA/EASA/CAAC approved repair station specializing in aircraft structure repair and overhaul, providing high quality, reliable maintenance solutions tailored to our customer’s needs. With extensive in-house capabilities and experience, TRIUMPH has the capabilities to perform minor to major repairs on aircraft structures, as well as provide full overhaul support, including replacement of skins and core for both metal and composite bonded components. Our in-house machining capabilities allow us to develop tooling on an expedited basis, as well as fabricate detail parts and complete extensive repairs. Our current campus includes a 40,000 square foot tooling shop, and two MRO shops comprising 265,000 square feet.

TRIUMPH PRODUCT SUPPORT - HOT SPRINGS

Clemmons site designs, manufactures and supports hydraulic actuation and power generation products for the military and commercial aerospace industries.

TRIUMPH ACTUATION PRODUCTS & SERVICES - CLEMMONS

Manufacture, test and assembly of complete gearbox and transmission assemblies as well as complex gears and housings.

TRIUMPH GEARED SOLUTIONS - MACOMB

TRIUMPH ACTUATION PRODUCTS & SERVICES - VILLENEUVE LE ROI, FRANCE

Based in West Hartford, Connecticut, TRIUMPH Systems, Electronics & Controls, is a leading independent aerospace fuel system supplier for the commercial, military, helicopter and business jet markets. Employing approximately 550 employees, the company’s key products and services include electronic engine controls, fuel metering units and main fuel pumps for both the OE and aftermarket/spares end markets.

TRIUMPH SYSTEMS ELECTRONICS & CONTROLS - WEST HARTFORD

Based in Forest, OH, with a satellite shop in Shelbyville, IN, TRIUMPH SEC, engineers, manufactures, tests and qualifies mission critical thermal and fluid management products, and provides aftermarket services for the most demanding aerospace and defense applications. Established in 1929, we are a worldwide manufacturer who believes in partnering with our Customers to integrate Advanced designs that meet or exceed their requirements and expectations. 

TRIUMPH SYSTEMS ELECTRONICS & CONTROLS - FOREST

Systems Electronics & Controls in Windsor, CT is a leading aerospace supplier for the commercial, military, helicopter and business jet markets. Employing approximately 110 employees, the company’s key products and services include nose wheel steering units, actuator assemblies, shimmy/lag dampers, and shock/strut assembles for both the OE and aftermarket/spares end markets. 

TRIUMPH SYSTEMS ELECTRONICS & CONTROLS - WINDSOR

TRIUMPH ACTUATION PRODUCTS & SERVICES - SHELBYVILLE

TRIUMPH INTERIORS - MEXICALI

TRIUMPH INTERIORS - ZACATECAS

TRIUMPH PRODUCT SUPPORT - WELLINGTON

TRIUMPH ACTUATION PRODUCTS & SERVICES - NORTH WALES

Landing Gear & Utilities; Hydraulic Equipment, EMA Systems and PCB, Engineering, Design, Development, Test, Manufacture, Assembly and Maintenance.

TRIUMPH ACTUATION PRODUCTS & SERVICES - DEESIDE, UK

Specialises in the machining and finishing of precision components for high tech applications.

TRIUMPH ACTUATION PRODUCTS & SERVICES - ISLE OF MAN

We Design, Manufacture, Assemble and Test Hydraulic Actuation Components for the Aerospace Industry.

TRIUMPH ACTUATION PRODUCTS & SERVICES - VALENCIA

Industry leader in aerospace hydraulic landing gear, landing gear door, and utility system actuation, as well as the industry leader in hydraulic fuses.

TRIUMPH ACTUATION PRODUCTS & SERVICES - YAKIMA

TRIUMPH CORPORATE HEADQUARTER - Radnor

TRIUMPH INTERIORS - TAYLORSVILLE

TRIUMPH PRODUCT SUPPORT - SAN ANTONIO

TRIUMPH INTERIORS - EUROPE - SAINT-NAZAIRE FRANCE AND HAMBURG GERMANY

TRIUMPH INTERIORS - EUROPE - TOULOUSE FRANCE AND HAMBURG GERMANY

TRIUMPH Geared Solutions is the premier independent supplier for the design and manufacture, as well as aftermarket spare parts and repair/overhaul support, of commercial & defense aerospace gearing components and Integrated gearboxes for fixed wing, rotorcraft, aircraft engine and ground vehicle applications. We collaborate with customers to provide a full array of capabilities including design, engineering and manufacturing of complex mechanical assemblies and build-to-print for highly specialized applications.

TRIUMPH GEARED SOLUTIONS - Park City

Vice President, Investor Relations, Mergers & Acquisitions & Treasurer

Jennifer Allen serves as Chief Administrative Officer, General Counsel and Secretary of Triumph Group, Inc., a role in which she leads the company’s legal, human resources, information technology, compliance, and cybersecurity functions.  She also manages the company’s sustainability and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) program.

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She joined Triumph Group in September 2018 from CIRCOR International, Inc. where she was Senior Vice President, General Counsel & Secretary.  Previously, she was Vice President & Associate General Counsel – Corporate for BAE Systems, Inc., a member of the mergers and acquisition group in the New York office of Jones Day, and a member of the business and finance group in the Philadelphia office of Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP.

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She is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania Law School she received a bachelor’s degree in English and political science from the University of Delaware.

Chief Administrative Officer, Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary

As the President of TRIUMPH Product Support (TPS) since Jan 2020, Jim Berberet has led TRIUMPH MRO sites to increase business growth and improved operational performance across multiple MRO facilities. Prior to Jan 2020, Jim was President of TRIUMPH Accessory Services - Wellington and Accessory Services – Grand Prairie sites. Jim continues to drive strategic and operational levels across TPS thru TOS via technical and business aspects to effectively deliver quality solutions to the customer. He is also on the Board of TRIUMPH/Air France JV xCelle Americas for new gen Nacelle MRO. 

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Jim joined TRIUMPH Aftermarket Services in March 2008 as Vice President Business Development in Phoenix, AZ. He has more than 30 years of experience in the aviation industry, including airline, OEM and MRO.
 
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Jim has an Airframe and Powerplant license and received his bachelor’s degree from Southern Illinois University and earned an MBA from the University of Cincinnati.

President Product Support

 Mike leads a team of over 1,000 TRIUMPH professionals across 10 US-based and international sites dedicated to the design, manufacture, test and support of aerospace hydraulic and mechanical systems and components. As the APS P&L leader, Mike is responsible for APS financial and operational performance; product and customer support; as well as development of new proprietary products and technologies. 
 
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 Mike joined TRIUMPH in 2003 and most recently served as the APS-Clemmons site General Manager for the past five years, stabilizing and then steadily improving the site’s operational efficiency, supply chain performance and profitability. Prior to his GM role as Engineering Director, Mike led a team of 40 engineers responsible for new product design, test, and support. The Clemmons site gained solid footing under his leadership as a respected hydraulic pump provider and continued to gain market share in the valve and cowl actuation product spaces. 
 
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 Mike began his career as a fuel systems project engineer at AlliedSignal/Honeywell and later joined Honda Aircraft Company as a Lead Systems Engineer responsible for the design, installation, and certification of the HA-420 “HondaJet” hydraulic system. 
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 Mike earned his Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Notre Dame and his Master of Science degree in mechanical engineering from NC State University; he also owns a private pilot certificate. During his tenure at Honda, Mike attained his FAA Designated Engineering Representative (DER) certificate. 

President Actuation Products & Services

Colleen Repplier joined the joined Triumph Groups’ Board of Directors in August 2019. Ms. Repplier retired in June 2018 as Vice President and General Manager of Johnson Controls (JCI) responsible for a $4.5 billion global portfolio of HVAC businesses with 20,000 employees. She had previously been with Tyco International since 2007, holding the title of President of the fire protection products strategic business unit during that time and joined JCI in 2016 as a result of JCI’s purchase of Tyco. Prior to Tyco, Ms. Repplier held senior leadership positions at The Home Depot from 2005 to 2007. Prior to 2005, Ms. Repplier spent 20 years in the energy industry, holding engineering and marketing roles with Westinghouse Electric Company and Bechtel Corporation as well as progressing through commercial and general management assignments at General Electric.

Vice President and General Manager of Johnson Controls (retired)

Stacey Clapp is Chief Commercial Officer for the TRIUMPH and is responsible for our commercial and price negotiations and related business processes and strategies across TRIUMPH. He is responsible for delivering value through effective contract management, bidding, pricing, and negotiations and ensures the partnering of the Commercial function with the Operating Companies to support the profitable growth of TRIUMPH. 

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Stacey is focused on developing the commercial organization, tools and skill sets so that we face the customers as One TRIUMPH. He is leading the efforts through the commercial function to develop and implement effective pricing and commercial strategies with our customers as the business environment and our customers continue to evolve. 

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Prior to joining the TRIUMPH, he spent 22 years at GKN and held various positions of increasing responsibility and in 2013 was appointed VP Commercial for their Aerospace Engine Systems business based out of Sweden responsible for circa $2 billion annual sales. From 2015 through 2017 he spent two years with Eaton Aerospace as Head of Commercial for the Fuel and Motion Control Division based out of Irvine, CA. 

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Chief Commercial Officer

Vice President of Mergers & Acquisitions and Treasurer

General, U.S. Air Force (Retired)

Vice President, Tax

Barbara Humpton joined the joined Triumph Groups’ Board of Directors in September 2019. Ms.Humpton is the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Siemens USA where she leads strategy, operations and services for the largest subsidiary of Siemens AG, one of the world’s largest producers of energy-efficient, resource-saving technologies. Ms. Humpton joined Siemens in 2011 and held roles of increasing responsibility in the Siemens Government Technologies business, ultimately being named President and CEO of the business. Prior to joining Siemens, Ms. Humpton was a Vice President at Booz Allen Hamilton where she was responsible for program performance and new business development for technology consulting with the Department of Justice and Department of Homeland Security. Earlier, Ms. Humpton served as Vice President at Lockheed Martin with responsibility for Biometrics Programs, Border and Transportation Security and Critical Infrastructure Protection.

Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Siemens USA

Daniel J. Crowley joined TRIUMPH in 2016 as President & CEO where he leads a team of over 4,800 men and women across over 28 sites who provide systems and aftermarket services for commercial and defense aerospace applications. In this role, Dan has led a comprehensive turnaround, portfolio restructuring, return to profitable growth and restoration of customer and investor confidence. 

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Dan brings 38 years of industry experience and has held key leadership roles in the development, production, and deployment of some of the largest and most complex aerospace and defense products, including unmanned and reconnaissance aircraft, launch vehicles, commercial and classified spacecraft, missile defense systems, flight training and logistics, tactical fighters, and air traffic and command and control systems. 

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Dan joined TRIUMPH from Raytheon Company where he served as President of Integrated Defense Systems since 2013, with annual revenues over $6 billion, and Network Centric Systems from 2010. Prior to working at Raytheon, Dan held senior leadership positions at Lockheed Martin, including President of their training and logistics business, Executive Vice President of the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter Program and Chief Operating Officer of Lockheed Martin Aeronautics. As COO, he was responsible for supporting Lockheed Martin’s key tactical fighter and military transport programs as well as the Advanced Development Programs (SkunkWorks®) organization. Under his oversight, critical franchise aerospace and defense programs have contributed billions of dollars in backlog and revenue to their respective prime contractors in support of domestic and international customers. 

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Dan earned a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering and a master’s degree in manufacturing systems engineering from the University of Texas at Austin. He also received a master’s degree in management from Stanford University as a Sloan Fellow.

Chairman, President & CEO

Former Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Kaman Corporation

Scott C. Ledbetter is Vice President, Execution Assurance and is a member of the TRIUMPH Corporate Senior Leadership Team. He is responsible for the overall company execution of continuous improvement, lean, program management and new production introduction. Scott works closely with all TRIUMPH Operating Companies to ensure alignment of resources and processes to execute accordingly. Scott is uniquely qualified for this role based on his extensive manufacturing background and previously serving as an Operating Company President at TRIUMPH since 2017. 

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Scott’s aerospace career spans over 41 years and includes P&L roles at TRIUMPH, Senior PLC, and Parker Hannifin. Scott was General Manager at four Parker divisions including the Gas Turbine Fuel Systems Divisions and the Aerospace Group Aftermarket Division. Scott also spent seven years at Senior PLC where he was Vice President and CEO of the Metal Bellows Division and the Aerospace Ketema Division. Scott led the respective divisions in winning new business including A350, GE Leap and Rolls Royce Trent engine applications. Scott has been involved in multiple commercial and military programs including the 737, 777, 787, E145, E175, E190, A320, F-15, F-16, F-18, F-35, MQ-25, FARA and various classified programs. His leadership roles encompassed OEM and Aftermarket P&Ls along with international site responsibilities. Scott has had extensive training in Toyota Production System and Policy (Strategy) Deployment. 

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Scott received his Bachelor of Arts degree in economics from UCLA and has completed multiple post-graduate programs at University of California, Irvine, Case Western Reserve University and University of Michigan.

Vice President Execution Assurance

Retired President, Customer Service, UTC Aerospace Systems United Technologies Corporation

Jim McCabe is the Chief Financial Officer of TRIUMPH reporting to President and CEO, Dan Crowley. Jim is based in Berwyn, Pennsylvania and has primary responsibility for managing the company’s finances, risks, planning, reporting, treasury, tax, acquisitions & divestitures, internal audit, and investor relations. 

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Jim received a Bachelor of Science degree in business and economics from Lehigh University. He is a certified public accountant and six sigma green belt and served as a member of the Board of Governors and the Civil Aviation Council Executive Committee for the Aerospace Industries Association. 



Senior Vice President, Chief Financial Officer

As the Air Force Association’s top executive, General Spencer directs the association’s professional staff. He is responsible for the management and operations of AFA, AFA Veteran Benefits Association, and the Air Force Memorial Foundation. He also holds the position of publisher of Air Force Magazine, the official journal of the Air Force Association, which has approximately 94,000 members. Spencer is also a Board Director for Whirlpool corp.

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Retiring as a four-star general, Spencer spent over 40 years in the Air Force. His last assignment was as the Vice Chief of Staff of the US Air Force, Washington, DC. In this capacity, Spencer was the second highest-ranking military member in the Air Force. He presided over the Air Staff and served as a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Requirements Oversight Council and Deputy Management Advisory Group. He assisted the Chief of Staff of the Air Force with organizing, training, and equipping 690,000 active-duty, Guard, Reserve, and civilian forces serving in the United States and overseas.

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Spencer began his career in the enlisted ranks and rose to become a four-star general. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in industrial engineering technology from Southern Illinois University (SIU), Carbondale. Spencer was commissioned through Officer Training School in 1980 as a distinguished graduate. He has commanded a squadron, group and wing, and he was Vice Commander of the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center. He was also the first Air Force officer to serve as the Assistant Chief of Staff in the White House Military Office. He served as the Chief Financial Officer and then Director of Mission Support at a major command; and held positions within the Air Staff and Secretariat. Prior to his assignment as Vice Chief of Staff, the general was Director, Force Structure, Resources and Assessment, Joint Staff, the Pentagon, Washington, DC reporting directly to the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

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General Spencer participated in contingency Operations Desert Shield/Storm, Desert Thunder, Desert Fox, Allied Force, and Iraqi Freedom.

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Spencer has two Master of Science degrees in business management from Webster College and industrial resource strategy from the National Defense University. He also completed postgraduate courses at Harvard University, and the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill and was awarded an Honorary Doctorate Degree from SIU. General Spencer has two named awards: The Air Force General Larry Spencer Innovation Award and the Air Force General Larry Spencer Special Acts and Services Award. General Spencer is also a Distinguished Senior Fellow of Fels Institute of Government, University of Pennsylvania. General Spencer is the author of the book, The Green Eyeshades of War, a historical review of financial management during war, published in 2016.

President, Armed Forces Benefit Association | General, U.S. Air Force (Retired)

Mr. Garton was named President and Chief Executive Officer of AMR Eagle Holding Corporation, a wholly-owned subsidiary of AMR (AMR Eagle), in June 2010 until 2014. He was tasked with strategic evaluation of American Eagle Airlines and whether there would be a possible divestiture.  The spin-off was cancelled after American Airlines filed for bankruptcy and merged with US Airways.  Prior to this role, Mr. Garton served as Executive Vice President-Marketing of American from September 2002 to June 2010.  He was responsible for American’s Reservations, AA.com, Flight Service, Sales, the AAdvantage® travel awards program, Advertising and Corporate Communications.  In addition, Garton had responsibility for unveiling American’s Gogo® Inflight Wireless Internet service and revolutionizing award travel by introducing the popular “One-Way Flex Awards,” giving AAdvantage members more options when redeeming award travel.  Garton served as Executive Vice President-Customer Services of American from January 2000 to September 2002 and Senior Vice President-Customer Services of American from 1998 to January 2000. Prior to that, he served as president of AMR Eagle from 1995 to 1998.  Except for two years as Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Continental Airlines between 1993 and 1995, he had served AMR in various management positions since 1984.  Mr. Garton is a trustee of Liberty Property Trust and board member of Republic Airways.

Former Chief Executive Officer and President, American Eagle, American Airlines

Paul Bourgon has been a Director of TRIUMPH since October 2008. Mr. Bourgon has served as General Manager—Global Sales and Engineering for SKF Aeroengine since 2006. SKF Group supplies products, solutions and services within rolling bearings, seals, mechatronics, services and lubrication systems and SKF Aeroengine, a division of SKF Group, focuses on providing services in bearing repair and overhaul. Prior to joining SKF Aeroengine, Mr. Bourgon served as Vice President—Marketing of Heroux-Devtex Inc., a company which then supplied the commercial and military sectors with landing gear, airframe structural components, including kits, and aircraft engine components. Mr. Bourgon also serves on the board of directors of Venture Aerobearing LLC. Mr. Bourgon’s current experience as a president of a significant aerospace business and his past experience within the aerospace industry enable him to serve as an additional point of reference on trends and developments affecting TRIUMPH’s business and its customers, suppliers and competitors. In addition, his background as a Chartered Accountant, member of the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants since 1983, articling with Coopers & Lybrand in Montreal in the Auditing and Taxes departments, as well as his ongoing responsibility for the financial statements of the business he manages, enables him to lend additional financial expertise to the deliberations of the Board.

President, Aeroengine Division, SKF USA

Gary Tenison is the corporate Vice President of Strategy & Business Development for TRIUMPH. As such, he is responsible for formulating strategy across the business, including leading the annual strategic review process, formulation of growth plans, customer relationships, capture strategies, and sales and marketing efforts. 

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Gary began his career with Goodrich as an aeronautical engineer, where he conducted research, testing, and development of new de-icing systems for aircraft. He also led the design and construction of the Goodrich Icing Wind Tunnel, and later in his career, as President of Tenison Engineering, designed and built another Icing Wind Tunnel for Cox & Co. in NYC. In 1998 he transitioned to Aeroquip-Vickers, where he led the field sales engineering teams for Aeroquip, which later became the Eaton Aerospace Fluid Conveyance Division, where he grew division revenues by a factor of four over eight years. In 2006, he led the establishment of a “One Eaton” Regional Account Managers team, leading customer relationships and sales for all Eaton Aerospace products including hydraulic power generation, engine driven fuel pumps, and other highly engineered systems solutions. In 2012, he joined Kaman Aerospace as the Vice President of Business Development, leading engineered bearings, structures, and Kaman’s K-Max helicopter business development activities. 

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Gary received his Bachelor of Science degree in aeronautical and astronautical engineering from The Ohio State University and his Executive M.B.A. from the University of Minnesota’s Carlson School of Management. 

Vice President Strategy & Business Development

Vice President, Controller

William L. Mansfield has been a Director of Triumph since 2012. Mr. Mansfield served as the Chairman of the Board of The Valspar Corporation from August 2007 through June 2012 and served as that company’s Chief Executive Officer from February 2005 to June 2011 and as its President from February 2005 through February 2008. Mr. Mansfield also serves as a director of Bemis Company, Inc. and served as Non-Executive Chairman of the Board of Axiall Corporation until August 2016. Mr. Mansfield brings to the Board deep management experience as a former chief executive officer of a significant, publicly-traded manufacturing business with diverse operations spread across the globe as well as a track record of enhancing growth through acquisition. Likewise, his continuing service as a director of other public companies is a source of additional insight into developments in corporate management and governance.

Lead Independent Director, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, The Valspar Corporation (Retired)

Justin Wolfanger is the President for TRIUMPH Systems, Electronics and Controls (SEC). He is responsible for the Profit and Loss for SEC supporting three (3) sites in Forest, Ohio, Windsor, Connecticut, and West Hartford, Connecticut. SEC products include engine controls, environmental controls, heat exchangers, and actuation systems for military and commercial aircraft. 
 
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Justin received his bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from the University New Haven. He completed his Dual MBA in Management and Marketing and holds a Master of Science in organizational leadership from the Quinnipiac University School of Business. 
 


President Systems, Electronics & Controls

Accessory gearboxes are a complex application used to distribute power to hydraulic, pneumatic, electrical, lubrication and other flight systems. These products are verified for flow, pressure, contact patterns and cleanliness before shipment.

Accessory Gearboxes

The Accessory Gearbox produces Hydraulic and Electrical power. Other Engine accessories such as starters, generators, fuel pumps, hydraulic pumps, oil pumps, speed sensors, etc. are also driven by the AGB. The Transfer and Inlet Gearboxes work in conjunction to provide power to the engine.

Accessory, Transfer and Inlet Gearbox

Accumulators 

Actuation

Actuation Controls

Aircraft employ actuators for many types of functions, from opening and closing fan cowl hoods to thrust reversers. TRIUMPH Accessory Services - Grand Prairie has the capability to service ball-screw and hydraulic actuators.

Actuators

Air Cycle Machine

The TP85‐8 Air Drive Unit (ADU), also referred to as a Pneumatic Drive Turbine assembly, provides supplementary hydraulic power for the hydraulic system of an aircraft experiencing high load conditions. The turbine assemblies will also provide emergency hydraulic power should the engine‐driven hydraulic pumps onboard the aircraft fail to operate. The TP85‐8 ADU is driven by bleed air from the aircraft engine and is controlled by a three‐position control switch in the cockpit.

TP-85-8 Air Drive Unit

Air Drive Units

Turbine Gearbox Assembly, Air Turbine Drive

Air Turbine Drive

Includes Heat Exchangers, Landing Gear components, Power Transfer Units (PTU), Actuators, Precooler Covers, Mufflers, Engine Mounts, etc.

Aircraft Components

Airframe mounted accessory drives (AMADs) — Every TRIUMPH Geared Solutions accessory drive is built to the highest standards of precision and reliability. The AMAD provides power for the aircraft’s hydraulic pumps, auxiliary fuel pumps and electrical generators. It also provides engine starting capability by transmitting power from auxiliary power units. Our AMADs incorporate carburized and ground gearing and, if the specification requires, AGMA Class 14 standards. Each drive is designed for high power density to minimize weight. Special features such as self-pressurizing lubrication systems assure proper operation at all altitudes within a given flight envelope. The AMADs also contain a disconnect feature which allows ground crews to disconnect the unit for maintenance and performance of electronic and hydraulic systems checks without the engine running.

Airframe Mounted Gearboxes (AMAD)

Airframe Mounted Gearboxes

Antenna Deployment and Stow

The Autofeather Unit (AFU), is mounted on the engine’s un-pressurized engine compartment, provides torque signal conditioning, automatic propeller feathering and remote engine uptrim command for Take-Off operations, as well as engine output torque indication to the aircraft cockpit during all engine operating conditions.

AFU 300 Auto Feather Unit

Autofeathering prop controls

Auxiliary Power Gearboxes

Bespoke Control Solutions

Wire ropes with customized end fitting, or MS Standard Wire Ropes

Bespoke wire rope solutions

Blade Fold Systems

Toilet Assemblies, Vacuum Generators, Flush Valves

Blue Water Products

Brake Valve Assembly

Build To Print Solutions

TRIUMPH specializes in cable controls which are mechanical connections between controls and actuation systems used in a variety of applications. Our systems provide higher reliability, lighter weight, and greater control box selection. Current controls include wire rope, push-pull controls, sliding friction controls, ball-bearing controls and low-resistance and backlash mechanical control system cables. 

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Wire Rope Controls: Wire Rope is used in applications where weight is critical, and the system operates in tension only. Assemblies are built to your required standards with unlimited configuration capabilities. ​Sliding Friction Controls: High load capacity in tension and compression​. Flexible in any direction​, wide temperature range​ and easy installation​. No adjustment or lubrication needed during the life​ of the control. Ball Bearing Controls: Ball Bearing controls are a self-contained system that performs linear motion under tension or compression loads.​Precise and accurate movement​ with high load capacity​ offering weight savings​, low friction and high efficiency​. Quick disconnect ends available​.

Cable Controls

Cargo Door Actuation

The Cargo Ramp Lift Actuator has integral retract locking capabilities and is used to lift the CH47 Cargo Ramp.

Cargo Ramp Lift Actuator

Cargo Ramp Actuation

- Manufacturer: Zeiss 
- Measurement System: Renishaw PH10 
- Working Bed Volume: 1,5 meters by 1,2 meters by 0,9 meters (5 feet by 4 feet by 3 feet)

TRIUMPH Mechanical Solutions produces cockpit controls and quadrants specifically designed to meet unique customer requirements. Our Electro-Mechanical Cockpit modules are frequently married to our push/pull controls to produce combined output devices.  For example, a throttle quadrant with switch/transducer outputs and mechanical cable connections to an engine control system.

Cockpit Controls

Complete Landing Gear System Design, Build and Test

Composite ECS Ducting

Handles, quadrant, controls boxes. Tailor made solutions to fit in customers cockpit.

Control Boxes

TRIUMPH specializes in cable controls which are mechanical connections between controls and actuation systems used in a variety of applications. Our systems provide higher reliability, lighter weight, and greater control box selection. Current controls include wire rope, push-pull controls, sliding friction controls, ball-bearing controls and low-resistance and backlash mechanical control system cables. Wire Rope Controls: Wire Rope is used in applications where weight is critical, and the system operates in tension only. Assemblies are built to your required standards with unlimited configuration capabilities. ​Sliding Friction Controls: High load capacity in tension and compression​. Flexible in any direction​, wide temperature range​ and easy installation​. No adjustment or lubrication needed during the life​ of the control. Ball Bearing Controls: Ball Bearing controls are a self-contained system that performs linear motion under tension or compression loads.​Precise and accurate movement​ with high load capacity​ offering weight savings​, low friction and high efficiency​. Quick disconnect ends available​.

Control Cables

Cargo Door System 

Ramp Door Control Valve

Control Valves

Controls

Cooling Loops And Pumps

The Thrust Reverser Cowl Actuator (inboard) is a single-acting actuator used to open the thrust reverser cowl door on the 737 MAX engine nacelle. It includes integral extend locks which hold the door open once the actuator is extended. The actuator has one port for extension with retraction being accomplished by the cowl door weight.

Thrust Reverser Cowl Actuator (inboard)

Cowl Opening Actuator

TRIUMPH has manufactured over 100 Detector Drive Systems for PWR (pressure water reactor) and BWR (boiling water reactor) nuclear power stations worldwide and is committed to supporting the industry through innovative new system designs, retro-fit kits, spare parts, and on-going technical assistance.​ert text here. We also offer Mag-Iso valves which can be incorporated as an after-market addition to some DDS configurations or included as an à la carte offering for some DDS configurations of utilities considering a new installation(s).​

Nuclear Flus Mapping (Detector Drive Systems)

Detector Drive Units

Directed Energy

The Directional Control Valve is a 3-Way, 2-Position spool sleeve valve that is normally biased control (C1) to return (RTN). The valve is commanded to route flow/pressure from the PRS port to C1 by energizing a 28 Vdc nominal solenoid.

Directional Control Valve

Door Snubber

Ejection Seat Pitch Stabilization Control

Electrical Control Solutions

The EMC-100 is dual channel Full Authority Digital Engine Control (FADEC) system, designed for helicopter turboshaft engines. The electronic control unit’s (ECU) primary channel provides precise engine power management and rotor speed control throughout the operational range of the engine. The reversionary backup channel provides full mission capability should a primary system failure occur.

EMC-100 Electronic Control Unit

Electrical Control Units

Rotary Electromechanical Actuator and Controller High Frequency Response Motion Control

Electrical Mechanical Actuation

Electronic Engine Controls - FADEC

Arresting Hook System 

End of Stroke Damper

End of Stroke Damper

This Engine Driven Pump is a variable displacement pump which extracts mechanical power from the gearbox accessory pad and converts it into hydraulic power available for use by the various actuators and other consumers on the AH-64 Apache aircraft. The maximum displacement of the pump is 0.182 CIPR and it is capable of providing 6 gpm of flow.

Engine Driven Pumps

A Plate Fin Heat Exchanger utilizes solid plates to conduct heat from one fluid flow path to heat transfer fins which then transfer heat to a second fluid. The heat transfer fin and plate construction add to the structural integrity of the heat exchanger, enabling it to withstand high pressures.

Engine Fuel Oil Heat Exchanger

The EFP-630 or Engine Fuel Pump, is a combined high speed centrifugal main fuel pump and afterburner fuel pump system which delivers both gas generator and afterburner fuel flow. The main fuel pump consists of two centrifugal impellers in series for supplying gas generator flow. The afterburner fuel pump consists of a single centrifugal impeller and modulating throttle valve for supplying afterburner flow.

EFP-630 Engine Fuel Pump

Engine Fuel Pump

Engine mounted accessory drives (EMADs) — Our EMADs are manufactured with care and precision, using TRIUMPH Geared Solutions or customer designs to meet the engine manufacturers’ specifications. Low profile casings help minimize engine frontal area and facilitate engine installation. EMADs provide power for fuel pumps, alternators, and lubricant and scavenge pumps. TRIUMPH Geared Solutions contributes to prototype EMAD design and manufacture, such as for the F119 and YF120 engines. Triumph Geared Solutions EMADs have also gone into service on many military and civilian engines.

Engine Mounted Gearboxes (EMADs)

Engine Mounted Gearboxes

It contains the oil pump, the scavenge and pressure inlet strainers, scavenge return connection, pressure outlet ports, an oil filter, and mounting bosses for the oil pressure gauge and temperature bulb connections.

Engine Oil Tank

Flap Actuation Control Levers

Roller bearing controls, delivering linear motion between two points thru complex Airframe

Flexible captured ball bearing control cables

Flight Control Actuation

Flight Control Cables

Flight Controls, PAX and Cargo doors, MLG & NLG Doors

Flight Controls and Airframe Structures

Fuel flow transmitters measure the flow rate of fuel through the component. As more fuel is flowed, more torque is applied to a turbine assembly. This torque creates distance between two magnetic pick-off’s which in turn creates distance between the electrical signal generated. The electrical signal is interpreted by a computer and a fuel flow rate is calculated.

Fuel Flow Transmitter

A fuel/oil heat exchanger and associated equipment is provided to maintain the hot engine oil in heat exchange relationship with the cool engine fuel.

Fuel Heat Exchanger

Fuel Metering/Hydromechanical Units

Aircraft fuel pumps are designed to move a significant volume of fuel from the tanks to the engine by way of the fuel system. They are shaft powered, employ a variety of motive means and require specialized test equipment to verify proper flow rates and volumes.

Fuel Pump

The MFP-570 provides main engine burn flow as well as servo flow and engine actuator flow. This two-stage “cartridge type” fuel pump is designed to be inserted directly into the engine fuel metering unit.

MFP-570 MAIN FUEL PUMP

Fuel Pumps (Fighter Afterburner and Main Engine Pumps, Helicopter Fuel Pumps)

Fuel Solutions

Fueldraulic Engine Actuation 

The Forward and Aft Engine Mounts are the components that attach and secure the Engine to the Wing Pylon. These Mounts are comprised of critical subcomponents that ensure the safety and reliability of the entire assembly.