Barnes Aerospace Names Michael Mosley Chief Executive Officer

Barnes Aerospace has appointed Michael Mosley as Chief Executive Officer, effective January 26, 2026, marking a leadership transition aimed at strengthening the company’s position across global aeroengine supply chains. The company also announced that Thomas Mepham, who has been serving as Interim CEO, will move into the role of Executive Chair of the Board, providing continuity as the organization advances its long‑term strategy.

Leadership Experience Aligned With Complex Aerospace Manufacturing

Mosley brings decades of experience leading large scale aerospace operations, most recently as Chief Operating Officer and President of Castings and Metals at Precision Castparts Corporation. His background spans advanced manufacturing, supply chain transformation, and global program execution, including a long tenure at Rolls‑Royce where he held senior roles across aeroengine production environments and international supply chain networks. His service on the Barnes Aerospace Board since 2025 gives him a strong understanding of the company’s current initiatives and operational priorities.

Strategic Focus on Growth, Execution, and Customer Requirements

Board representatives emphasized Mosley’s ability to drive consistent operational performance and scalable growth initiatives across technically demanding markets. With Barnes Aerospace supporting both commercial and defense engine platforms, the company sees his leadership as central to accelerating progress on programs that require high reliability, disciplined execution, and close alignment with OEM and MRO partners.

Mosley noted that Barnes Aerospace is positioned for meaningful expansion as customers seek suppliers capable of delivering precision‑engineered components and responsive repair and overhaul services. He highlighted the need for urgency, disciplined strategy execution, and continued investment in capabilities that support next‑generation propulsion systems.

Background on Michael Mosley

Mosley’s career includes leadership of technically complex global manufacturing organizations and oversight of operations serving major aerospace engine programs. He holds a Master of Science in Engineering Business Management from the University of Warwick and is a Fellow of the Royal Aeronautical Society, underscoring his long‑standing engagement with aerospace engineering standards and professional practice.

Barnes Aerospace Capabilities and Market Position

Barnes Aerospace provides full life‑cycle support for aeroengine components, from fan to exhaust, through its global network of repair and overhaul facilities. The company also manufactures critical rotating and structural engine components using advanced machining, fabrication, and assembly processes. Its role as a supply chain partner to major OEMs and MROs positions it to support rising demand for high‑precision engine hardware and sustainment services across commercial and defense fleets.