Posted on: 10:46 am, July 9, 2012, by Ty Watwood, updated on: 11:36am, July 9, 2012<\/p>\n
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) NASAs Marshall Space Flight Center director, Arthur E. Gene Goldman, is retiring. His departure makes the top spot at Marshall open for the second time since March. <\/p>\n
Goldman, a 22 year NASA veteran, took over at MSFC when Robert Lightfoot was promoted to acting associate administrator at NASA headquarters. <\/p>\n
Gene Goldman, Marshall Space Flight Center Director, is retiring effective August 3. (Photo Courtesy NASA) <\/p>\n
Genes technical expertise and management skills will be missed, not only at Marshall, but across the entire agency, said NASA Administrator Charles Bolden in a news release. We are grateful for his service to NASA and wish him the best in his next endeavor. <\/p>\n
Goldman has accepted a management position at Aerojet in Huntsville. Robin Henderson, Marshalls associate director, will serve as acting center director effective August 3. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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