Bruno resigns from ULA, joins Blue Origin
Posted: Sun, Dec 28, 2025, 9:58 AM ET (1458 GMT)
Tory Bruno, the longtime president and CEO of United Launch Alliance, has resigned from the company to work for Blue Origin. ULA announced Monday that Bruno was leaving the company for an unspecified opportunity. On Friday, Blue Origin announced that it had hired as president of a new national security business unit in the company, reporting to CEO Dave Limp. Bruno had led ULA since mid-2014, guiding the company through a transition from the Atlas and Delta rockets to the new Vulcan Centaur. At Blue Origin, Bruno will work to secure more military business for the company's products, including its New Glenn rocket and Blue Ring spacecraft.
Tory Bruno, the longtime president and CEO of United Launch Alliance, has resigned from the company to work for Blue Origin. ULA announced Monday that Bruno was leaving the company for an unspecified opportunity. On Friday, Blue Origin announced that it had hired as president of a new national security business unit in the company, reporting to CEO Dave Limp. Bruno had led ULA since mid-2014, guiding the company through a transition from the Atlas and Delta rockets to the new Vulcan Centaur. At Blue Origin, Bruno will work to secure more military business for the company's products, including its New Glenn rocket and Blue Ring spacecraft.
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