Jeffrey Heeter is giving up the legal reins of the aluminum manufacturer, which has 15,000 employees and more than $12 billion in annual revenue.
April 07, 2023 at 03:20 PM
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Jeffrey Heeter is retiring as executive vice president and general counsel of Alcoa, effective Sept. 1.
The Pittsburgh-based manufacturer of aluminum and other building products disclosed Heeter’s decision to step down in a new Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
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Alcoa’s headquarters in Pittsburgh. (Photo: Justin Merriman/Bloomberg)
