Robert Scott Retires As A Director At Woodward
FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) - Robert Scott, a Colorado Springs-based consultant who helped Woodward, Inc. build its Fort Collins headquarters, has resigned from the company.
The Coloradoan reported Wednesday that Scott retired June 12 as director of corporate affairs. The 67-year-old Scott plans to travel, spend time with family and continue to work with Woodward through Tor Associates, his consulting firm.
Scott also will remain interim CEO of the Northern Colorado Economic Alliance.
Woodward designs, builds and services energy control systems and components for aircraft and industrial engines and turbines.
Woodward plans to complete the first phase of its $250 million Fort Collins campus by year's end. It plans to employ 1,400 people there by 2018.
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