Andrew Hastings is taking the legal reins of Alcoa, which has 15,000 employees and $12.5 billion in annual revenue.
September 21, 2023 at 03:18 PM
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Alcoa has appointed Andrew Hastings to succeed Jeffrey Heeter as executive vice president and general counsel.
Heeter, 57, retired this month after more than 25 years with the Pittsburgh-based maker of aluminum and other building products. He joined Alcoa as associate general counsel in 1998 and rose to general counsel and secretary in 2016. He was Alcoa’s fourth-highest paid executive in 2022, with compensation totaling $2.2 million.
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Alcoa is the largest U.S. producer of aluminum and is the eighth-largest globally. (Credit: Pavel Losevsky/Adobe Stock)
