Boeing is making leadership moves and Massimo fancies a spinoff.

Motley Full Money starts now. Welcome to Motley Full Money. I'm Deedre Willard here with Motley Full analyst

Jason Moser. Jason, how's your Monday going so far?

So far, so good, just recovering from a little yard work Sunday, that's the the downside of spring is you know you

get to get back to that yard work grind but that's okay I'm getting older and it's my

source of meaningful exercise.

Awesome.

Well, someone who may be having an eventful Monday is Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun.

He announced he's going to be stepping down at the end of

2024. It has been a turbulent four years for him in the top spot to say the least.

That's some other changes to their independent board chair like Kalner. He's stepping down in May.

Their Commercial Airlines president is retiring. A lot of change, not a big surprise. It seems like change is needed.

But the question I was curious about is

Calhoun he announced now but he's not leaving until the end of the year why do you

think they did that? Well first I just wanted to say I see what you did there with the turbulent, well played.

I, so I don't know that there's any real rush to get him out the door.

I mean, it's not really that far ahead, but I mean I also think he probably will leave before that, but it at least gives them the opportunity to the board an opportunity to deliberate and give some real thought

as to who they want taking over the position here because this really matters.

I mean this is a very very important

selection here. Not surprising to see Mr. Calhoun step down. I mean this

communicates that that there's action being, that the status quo is unacceptable.

I mean, clearly from passengers to Boeing's customers, right?

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