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David Brody

Founder

Founder at XTI Aerospace · Founder and Chairman at XTI Aircraft

United States

FoundedXTI AerospaceXTI Aircraft

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Experience

  1. XTI Aircraft CompanyBoard Membercurrent2013 — presentDenver, CO
  2. AVX AIRCRAFT COMPANYBoard Membercurrent2005 — present
  3. AVX AIRCRAFT COMPANYBoard Member2005 — 2013
  4. XTI AerospaceBoard Membercurrent2024 — present
  5. Hogan LovellsSenior Counsel2013 — 2021

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Who is David Brody?
Director at XTI Aerospace
Where does David Brody work?
David Brody is Founder of XTI Aerospace and Founder and Chairman at XTI Aircraft.
What companies did David Brody found?
David Brody founded XTI Aerospace, XTI Aircraft.
Where did David Brody go to school?
David Brody studied at American University Washington College of Law (Doctor of Law - JD, Law); University of Colorado Boulder (Bachelor of Science - BS, Political Science and Government).

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