HUNTSVILLE, AL, Sep 15, 2025 – Titomic has appointed Andy Haeuptle to its U.S. Strategic Advisory Group (SAG), bringing more than 44 years of experience from the U.S. Department of Defense. Based in the United States, Haeuptle most recently served as director of the navy staff, where he advised the chief of naval operations (CNO) on Title 10 authorities. In that role, he helped oversee 650,000 global workforce and a $245 billion budget, while coordinating the work of over 500 flag officers and senior executives.
Andy served as special assistant to the President and senior director of the White House Situation Room, where he oversaw 24/7 global situational awareness and secure communications for the President, Vice President, and senior staff. He also served as chief of staff to the undersecretary of the Navy and as a senior director in the office of the chief management officer (CMO). He led reforms aimed at $46 billion in savings and supported the Department of Defense during audits. A retired Marine Corps colonel and logistician, Andy held operational and leadership roles, including deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan.
His contributions have been recognized with honors, including the Senior Executive Service Presidential Rank Award and the Department of the Navy Distinguished Civilian Award. He holds degrees from The Ohio State University, Georgetown University, and the National Defense University.
Jim Simpson, CEO and managing director of Titomic said: “Andy’s unparalleled experience across the Department of Defense, the Navy, and the White House will provide invaluable insight as Titomic expands its defense and industrial partnerships in the U.S. and beyond. His leadership and expertise will strengthen our mission to deliver cutting-edge advanced manufacturing solutions globally.”
Source: Titomic
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Titomic Limited, founded in 2014 and headquartered in Mount Waverley, Victoria, is an Australian publicly listed company specializing in industrial-scale metal additive manufacturing. The company’s proprietary Titomic Kinetic Fusion (TKF) technology uses cold spray techniques to build or repair metal parts without melting, enabling efficient production of wear-resistant coatings, structural repairs, and high-performance components. Titomic serves a range of sectors including aerospace, defense, shipbuilding, oil and gas, mining, and automotive. Its offerings include large-scale additive manufacturing systems, coating and repair services, and custom manufacturing solutions. In the fiscal year ending June 30, 2024, Titomic reported annual revenue of AUD 7.7 million. With regional operations in the U.S. and Europe, the company provides global support for its technologies, including R&D, technical services, and system integration. Titomic continues to invest in its platform to address industry needs and expand its role in additive manufacturing.