New Delhi, Aug 11 - Roger Rose has been named CEO of Lockheed Martin India, with the responsibility for coordinating the global aerospace giant's relationship and ongoing programme execution in this country, it was announced here Tuesday.

Rose succeeds Douglas Hartwick, who led the corporation's New Delhi office through the creation of Lockheed Martin India Private Limited and helped explore potential opportunities in all aspects of cooperation with the Indian government and corporate partners, a company statement said.

Hartwick has been named special advisor to the corporation's International Business Development team with a focus on strategic alignment to address the Indian government's evolving global security needs.

'Lockheed Martin approaches the Indian market with a solid commitment and a dedicated in-country presence with our office in New Delhi,' said Pat Dewar, vice president of Lockheed Martin's Corporate International Business Development.

'Roger brings a wealth of programme execution experience to his new position and he will continue to expand on the solid foundation that Doug has provided through the stand-up of Lockheed Martin India Private Limited.