A former Justice Department prosecutor will serve as the top lawyer for the construction-equipment giant, which has 109,000 employees and $59 billion in annual revenue.
June 22, 2023 at 01:00 PM
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The chief legal officer of heavy equipment maker Caterpillar, Suzette Long, plans to retire on Dec. 31, paving the way for company attorney Derek Owens to succeed her.
Owens, currently vice president and deputy general counsel, will become senior vice president and general counsel on July 1, giving him time to settle into Long’s CLO role on Jan. 1.
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Caterpillar legal chief Suzette Long, left, will retire Dec. 31 after 18 years with the company. Deputy general counsel Derek Owens will step into her job. Courtesy photos
