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| | CABANA Robert | | Kennedy Space Center Director | | NASA |
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NASA announced Tuesday that William Parsons, director of the John F. Kennedy Space Center in Florida, is leaving the agency in mid-October to pursue opportunities in the private sector. Parsons will be succeeded by former astronaut Robert Cabana, currently director of NASA's John C. Stennis Space Center in Mississippi.
His successor, Cabana, is a native of Minnesota. He graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1971 with a bachelor of science degree in mathematics and was commissioned as an officer in the U.S. Marine Corps. Cabana is a distinguished graduate of the U.S. Naval Test Pilot School and has logged over 7,000 hours in 36 different aircraft.
After his selection as an astronaut candidate in June of 1985, Cabana completed his training in 1986. He has flown four space shuttle missions, serving as the pilot of Discovery missions STS-41 in October 1990 and STS-53 in December 1992, commander of Columbia on STS-65 in July 1994, and commander of Endeavour on STS-88 - the first International Space Station assembly mission - in December 1998.
Before being named the director at Stennis in October 2007, Cabana served as deputy director of Johnson. In addition, Cabana has worked as chief of NASA's Astronaut Office; manager of international operations of the International Space Station Program; director of NASA's Human Space Flight Program in Russia; deputy director of the International Space Station Program; and director of Flight Crew Operations.
"Bob Cabana is long-time colleague, and another whose marine training has redounded to NASA's benefit," Griffin said. "Bob has seen it all and done it all in human spaceflight, and done it with an open, collaborative style. There is just no better teammate. He will be a terrific successor to Bill Parsons as Director of KSC." | | Date parution : 01/10/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
 | | CABRIDENS Marion | | coordinatrice régionale | | Geos Amérique latine |
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Marion Cabridens, jusqu’alors responsable de la communication de GEOS, devient coordinatrice régionale de Geos Amérique latine.
Diplômée de Sciences-po Toulouse et du CELSA, Marion Cabridens a occupé les fonctions de journaliste, d’animatrice radio en Argentine et de chef de publicité au Crédit Agricole. Responsable de la communication de GEOS depuis deux ans, elle devient coordinatrice régionale de GEOS Amérique Latine à Sao Paulo à compter du 2 Février 2009. Cette nomination entre dans la politique de formation et de promotion interne du groupe et vient soutenir sa stratégie de développement à l’international. | | Date parution : 19/01/2009 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CAIO Francesco 23/08/1957 | | Chief Executive Officer | | Avio |
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The Board of Directors of Avio today appointed Francesco Caio to the Board of the company. Francesco Caio, 53, has vast international experience and is currently Vice Chairman of Investment Banking Europe at Nomura and Non-Executive Director of Invensys, Indesit and Il Sole 24 Ore.
Caio will become Avio’s Chief Executive Officer with effect from 2 May 2011.
In his career he has held senior management positions in groups operating in the telecommunications, technology and consumer durables industries, such as Cable & Wireless, Merloni Elettrodomestici (now Indesit Company), Olivetti and Omnitel (the first private mobile operator in Italy, now Vodafone Italy).
In his new role as CEO, Francesco Caio will take over from Alan Bowkett, Chairman of Avio Group, who has been leading the company since the sudden death of Company's then CEO Orazio Ragni in October 2010.
Bowkett will remain as the Group’s Non- Executive Chairman. | | Date parution : 30/03/2011 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CALAVIA Philippe 01/10/1948 | | directeur général délégué économie et finances | | Air France |
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Philippe Calavia, directeur général délégué économie et finances qui, en sus de ses responsabilités actuelles, supervisera l’informatique.
Diplômé de l'Institut d'études politiques de Bordeaux
Ancien élève de l'Ecole nationale d'administration
* 1978-82
Administrateur civil à la direction du budget du ministère des Finances
* 1982-84
Secrétaire général de l´établissement public de l´Opéra-Bastille
* 1984-86
Conseiller technique au cabinet du Premier ministre Laurent Fabius
* 1986-92
Chef de bureau à la direction du budget au ministère des Finances puis Conseiller budgétaire de Pierre Bérégovoy (ministre d´Etat) et de Michel Charasse (ministre délégué auprès du ministre d´Etat), enfin Directeur de cabinet de Michel Charasse
* 1992-96
Directeur général du Crédit national puis Directeur général du groupe Crédit national/BFCE
* 1997-98
Directeur général de Natexis S.A. et de Natexis Banque
Administrateur de Sofaris, de l´Idia, de Natexis Banque et a été administrateur de la Banque française du commerce extérieur jusqu´en juin 1997
* août 1998
Air France
Directeur général délégué Affaires économiques et financièresDirecteur d'Air France Finance S.A.
* 23 mai 2005
Directeur Financier de la société Holding Air France-KLM.
Administrateur de Société Air France
Il est également membre du Comité de management stratégique d'AIR FRANCE KLM. | | Date parution : 24/12/2009 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CAMARGO Carlos Eduardo | | External Communications Director | | Embraer |
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As of next Monday, August 24, Carlos Eduardo Camargo will be Embraer’s new External Communications Director. André Gaia will become the Head of Investor Relations, which was the position formerly held by Camargo.
Carlos Eduardo Camargo has been with Embraer since 2005.
With a degree in Administration from the Armando Álvares Penteado Foundation (FAAP), specializing in Finance, Camargo has been active in the financial area for 20 years.
He worked at the Bolsa de Mercadorias e Futuros (BM&F) and in an investment bank. As Embraer’s Head of Investor Relations, he was responsible for the Company’s relations with investors, analysts, and financial institutions from all over the world. Camargo participated in the restructuring of Embraer, in 2006, when the Company dispersed its capital, joined the Novo Mercado of the São Paulo Securities, Commodities and Futures Exchange (Bolsa de Valores, Mercadorias e Futuros de São Paulo – BM&FBOVESPA), and put new standards of corporate governance in place.
Camargo will take over the position formerly held by Rosana Dias, who left Embraer last July to pursue personal plans, after seven years of making significant contributions to the Company. | | Date parution : 31/08/2009 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CAMERON Allan | | Chairman and CEO of Thales in the United States | | Thales |
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Allan Cameron appointed Chairman and CEO of Thales in the United States
Alexandria, Virginia , 16 Mar 2006
Thales, an international electronics company serving aerospace, security and defense markets, today announced the appointment of Allan Cameron to the position of Chairman and CEO of Thales in the United States. Cameron assumes his new duties on April 1, 2006, following the retirement of current Chairman and CEO Lawrence Cavaiola, Ph.D. Dr. Cavaiola has led Thales’ US operations since 2001.
“I wish to thank Larry Cavaiola for his leadership of Thales’ growth agenda in the United States and for setting high standards for excellence and compliance among our US companies,” said Alex Dorrian, Executive Vice President of the Thales Group and CEO of Thales UK.
Cameron, a dual citizen of both the United States and United Kingdom, served as the Managing Director of Thales UK’s naval business and as Vice President for Thales’ global naval warship prime business prior to his appointment as Chairman and CEO. Cameron joined Thales from Bath Iron Works (BIW), a General Dynamics company, where he served as President. Cameron has been instrumental in leading Thales UK’s naval business including a central role in Thales’ major participation in the UK Ministry of Defense’s Future Carrier program. Allan Cameron was educated in both the USA and the UK and has extensive experience in the field of engineering.
“I am extremely pleased to have Allan Cameron take over the reins of Thales’ United States operations. He is immensely qualified and extremely attuned to the opportunities that Thales has in the US,” said Alex Dorrian. “I’m certain that, with his strong record of success, Allan will be very successful in leading Thales towards growth in the US defense, aerospace and security arenas.” | | Date parution : 17/03/2006 | | catégorie : | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CAMERON James L. | | Corporate Vice President and Preside... | | Northrop Grumman |
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James L. Cameron is corporate vice president and president of Northrop Grumman's Technical Services sector, a leader in the logistics support, sustainment and technical services markets. Cameron also serves on the company’s corporate policy council.
Technical Services, the newest sector of Northrop Grumman Corporation, provides life-cycle solutions and a foundation for long-term technical services thought leadership. The sector collaborates closely with the other seven Northrop Grumman sectors to enhance competitive positioning for the company in the logistics support, sustainment and technical services business areas.
Cameron most recently served as sector vice president and general manager of the Defensive and Navigation Systems divisions for the company’s Electronic Systems sector, where he was responsible for all divisional initiatives. Combined annual revenues for the divisions exceeded $2 billion in 2004.
He joined Northrop Grumman as an Electronic Systems sector vice president and general manager in 2003. Prior to that, he held several executive positions at ITT Industries. He served as the president and general manager of ITT's Systems Defense Group, a 6,000-employee business with products and services in 41 countries and 20 states.
Before joining ITT, Cameron held positions with Lockheed Martin Corporation and Litton Industries. He also served in the Office of the U.S. Secretary of Defense in the Pentagon.
Cameron received a bachelor's of science degree and a master's of science degree in national security administration from the University of Southern California's School of Policy, Planning and Development. He is also an industry graduate of the School of Program Managers at the Defense Systems Management College.
Source : Northrop Grumman | | Date parution : 23/03/2006 | | catégorie : | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CAMPAN Geneviève 07/06/1956 | | Directrice du Système d’information du CNES | | CNES |
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NOMINATION AU COMITE EXECUTIF DU CNES :
Geneviève CAMPAN nommée Directrice du Système d’information du CNES
Geneviève CAMPAN, Sous-directrice Missions et Exploitation de données au Centre spatial du CNES à Toulouse, est nommée Directrice du Système d’information du CNES, à compter du 1er octobre, en remplacement d’Amin Mamode.
Née le 7 juin 1956, Geneviève Campan est diplômée de l’ENSEEIHT (Ecole Nationale
Supérieure d’Electrotechnique, d’Electronique, d’Informatique, d’Hydraulique et de
Télécommunications) depuis 1980.
Elle est également titulaire d’un DEA en Mathématiques Appliquées de l’Université Paul
Sabatier à Toulouse (1980).
Geneviève Campan intègre le CNES en 1980 au département Mathématiques Spatiales. Elle sera ingénieur dans les équipes SDM (Service de Détermination des Manoeuvres) pour les mises à postes des satellites Telecom1 (A-B et C) et TDF1 jusqu’en 1986, où elle devient responsable SDM pour les mises à poste Inmarsat2.
De 1990 à 1996, Geneviève Campan exercera la fonction de chef du département Mise et maintien à Poste des satellites géostationnaires à la division Mécanique Spatiale.
En 1996, elle rejoint les opérations, où elle prend le poste de chef de la division Exploitation des satellites de radiocommunication, jusqu’en 2001, où elle est alors nommée Sous-directrice Opérations.
Depuis 2008, Geneviève Campan était Sous-directrice Missions et Exploitation de données. | | Date parution : 27/07/2011 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
 | | CAMPBELL Dave | | Senior Vice President –Technical Operations | | American Eagle |
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American Eagle, the regional affiliate of American Airlines and a subsidiary of AMR Corporation, has named Dave Campbell to the position of Senior Vice President –Technical Operations.
Campbell succeeds Stan Henderson, who announced his retirement last week. He assumes oversight for the Maintenance and Stores, Flight, and System Operations Control (SOC) organizations. Campbell was the Vice President – Base Maintenance at American’s Alliance Fort Worth and Kansas City bases.
“Dave is a talented and experienced leader with a distinguished career in the American Airlines Maintenance organization,” said American Eagle CEO and President Peter Bowler. “I am confident Dave will be a strong leader of our flight, maintenance, and SOC organizations.”
Campbell joined American Airlines in 1988, serving in a variety of roles with American, including: Aircraft Maintenance Technician, Supervisor of Aircraft Maintenance, Manager of Quality Assurance at Alliance and Director of Quality Assurance in Tulsa.
A graduate of Louisiana Tech University, Campbell holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration and is in the process of completing an MBA degree from the University of Texas at Arlington. Campbell also maintains an Airframe-and-Powerplant (A&P) license.
Campbell will transition to American Eagle beginning May 14.
| | Date parution : 18/04/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CAMPBELL Mike H. 57 ans | | Executive Vice President, Human Resources and Labo | | Delta Air Lines |
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Mike H. Campbell, 57, has been named Executive Vice President, Human Resources and Labor Relations. Michael is a nationally recognized expert in employment and labor matters and joins Delta from Atlanta-based law firm Ford & Harrison LLP, where he was a founding partner.
In addition to providing labor counsel to Fortune 500 companies for 25 years, Mike’s career also includes a stint in a similar capacity at Continental Airlines where, for six of his eight years there, Fortune Magazine selected the company among the “100 Best Places to Work”. Over his career, Mike has been known for promoting an inclusive, diverse, and respectful culture where employees across all workgroups, together with management, are engaged and collaborating in initiatives that are rewarding for both the company and its people.
Mike graduated Phi Beta Kappa from the University of Richmond in 1971 and received his law degree from the University of Virginia in 1974. He is a member of the State Bar of Georgia and an Atlanta resident. | | Date parution : 02/05/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CAMPBELL Tim | | Vice President Regional Airline Operations | | Northwest Airlines |
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Tim Campbell, Vice President Flight Operations and System Operations Control Administration, has been named Vice President Regional Airline Operations reporting jointly to Neal Cohen, Executive Vice President Strategy, International, and CEO Regional Airlines, and Andy Roberts. In his new role, Campbell will have responsibility for coordinating all aspects of Northwest’s operations interface with its regional carriers including Compass Airlines, Mesaba Airlines, and Pinnacle Airlines. “Given his broad airline operations background, Tim is well positioned to fill this role which is particularly important as Compass and Mesaba take delivery of 72 new generation regional jets over the next two years,” said Cohen. Campbell holds a bachelor’s degree in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Michigan and an MBA in Finance and International Business from Seattle University. | | Date parution : 18/09/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CANN Dave | | President, Regulatory Compliance | | AAR CORP. |
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Dave Cann, former head of the Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) Flight Standards Service, Aircraft Maintenance Division has joined AAR as Vice President, Regulatory Compliance responsible for quality and safety at the Company's repair station businesses.
Dave began his aviation career as an aircraft mechanic in the United States Air Force where he worked on C-124, C-130, C-133, and C-135 aircraft. Following his enlistment, Dave joined Trans International Airlines, later renamed Trans America Airlines, where he served as both a flight engineer and a mechanic. Dave was an aircraft mechanic for Flight International Inc. in Newport News, Virginia before entering service with the Department of Defense (Air Force Reserve) in Youngstown, Ohio. Dave is retired from the U.S. Air Force Reserve and is a Viet Nam War veteran.
Dave entered the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in 1986 as an Aviation Safety Inspector in the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Air Carrier District Office (ACDO). He became the Assistant Principal Maintenance Inspector and later the Principal Maintenance Inspector (PMI) assigned to US Air in the Pittsburgh Flight Standards District Office (FSDO). In 1995 he was the Acting Manager of the Washington FSDO located in Dulles, Virginia and then became Manager of the Allegheny FSDO in West Mifflin, Pennsylvania. In 1996, Dave was a member of the FAA "90-Day Safety Review" team and in 1997, Dave was the Acting Manager of the Aircraft Maintenance Division, AFS-300, in FAA Headquarters, Washington D.C. After leaving the Allegheny FSDO, he was assigned to the position of Regional Evaluation Manager for the Eastern Region Flight Standards Division in Jamaica, New York.
In November 2001 Dave was admitted to the Federal Aviation Administration Executive Service when he was selected to the position of Manager, Continuous Airworthiness Maintenance Division, AFS-300, in FAA Headquarters, Washington D.C. In 2002, the name was changed from the Continuous Airworthiness Maintenance Division to the Aircraft Maintenance Division. He has been involved with negotiations of the Maintenance Implementation Procedures (MIPs) associated with Bilateral Aviation Safety Agreements (BASA) between the FAA and several foreign national aviation authorities. He holds a FAA Mechanic certificate with Airframe and Powerplant ratings and a FAA Flight Engineer certificate.
Dave retired from the FAA in January of 2008 and started DC Aviation Consulting, LLC shortly thereafter.
| | Date parution : 07/01/2009 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CANTALAPIEDRA del CASTILLO Miguel | | New CEO of Club Vacaciones | | Spanair |
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Miguel Cantalapiedra del Castillo has been appointed new CEO of Club Vacaciones replacing Johan Tyren, which leaves the Company after eight years as CEO. Miguel Cantalapiedra was until now the Comercial Director of Club Vacaciones.
"I want to thank Johan Tyren for the support and effort commited to Club Vacaciones and welcome Miguel Cantalapiedra, in his new assignment", has said, Lars Lindgren, president of Spanair.
After 45 years Club Vacaciones is one of the most dynamic and powerful spanish tour operators. The company is focused on charter and scheduled flights, mainly operated by Spanair, and the launch of new touristic destinations. It has 8 branch and 104 employees.
| | Date parution : 05/11/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CAPPELLO Joe | | Chief Executive Officer | | Air Malta |
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Joe Cappello Appointed As Air Malta’s Chief Executive Officer
Joe Cappello Appointed As Air Malta’s Chief Executive ODate: Wednesday, 05 April 2006
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Air Malta today announced that Joe Cappello has been appointed as its Chief Executive Officer. He will replace Ernst Funk, who has left the company after some three and a half years.
Cappello, who has held a number of top level positions within the airline, the last of which was as Chief Operating Officer will have the task to continue leading the company through the difficult path of restructuring and return to profitability.
Commenting on this top appointment, Lawrence Zammit, Air Malta’s Chairman said “Joe Cappello brings with him the in-depth, hands-on knowledge he has of the company and the airline industry. His leadership qualities are well known and he is a respected individual and professional both locally and overseas. Cappello’s experience is vast in every area of our business not least in the critical commercial revenue generating aspect. I am sure that together with the senior management team he will continue to lead the business in the right direction”.
On his part Cappello said, “This is indeed the biggest professional challenge that I have had to face, and which I have taken on knowing that I have the support and backing of the shareholder, the board of directors, the four unions and the employees. I know that I can count on each and every one of us to do what is required of us in these difficult times. The task is huge, the resources are limited, but the willingness, experience and capability to turn the company around and continue delivering our seamless service is there”.
Joe Cappello’s background
Joe Cappello joined Air Malta in 1976, shortly after graduating in Economics from the University of Malta.
He spent some time in Market Research, before being appointed Manager System Sales. In 1988 he moved to London, to head Air Malta’s UK office, with the added responsibility for the Scandinavian and Benelux markets.
In 1993 he was recalled to Malta to lead the Company’s Commercial Department, a position that he kept till 1997 when he was appointed as Group General Manager. In 2002 he became Air Malta’s Chief Operating Officer.
Joe Cappello, who is Fellow of the Royal Aeronautical Society has been a Director on the Board of the Malta Tourism Authority (previously the National Tourism Organisation of Malta) since 1993. He has lectured overseas, including at Cranfield University, on commercial aviation subjects.
He is married to Monika nee Mallia, and has two daughters, Adriana and Stefania.
Source : Air Malta | | Date parution : 05/04/2006 | | catégorie : | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CARCASSèS Alain 49 ans | | Chief Executive Officer | | Aeroconseil |
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Alain Carcassès will take up the position of Chief Executive Officer of Aeroconseil, effective from May 2008. Forty-nine years old, Alain Carcassès has held many responsibilities at AIRBUS, in the fields of customer support and engineering, while being in direct contact with airline companies and AIRBUS suppliers or subcontractors. He has also participated in the transnational project for integrating the
entities which now make up EADS. | | Date parution : 06/03/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CARLETON John | | General Manager, Wichita Service Center | | Bombardier |
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Bombardier today announced the appointment of
John Carleton, Sr. as general manager of its Wichita Service Center.
Mr. Carleton brings with him extensive experience of the aviation industry gained over the past 25 years. A licensed airframe and powerplant technician, he worked as chief inspector and quality control manager for Lincoln Airlines prior to joining Bombardier in 1988.
He has since held various management roles at Bombardier’s Hartford Service Center including aircraft maintenance manager, Six Sigma master agent and, for the last seven years, program manager. Mr. Carleton assumes his new role in January 2008.
Bombardier’s Wichita Service Center employs more than 300 technicians and specialists to service Learjet and Challenger aircraft. The facility, which exceeds 126,263 square feet (11,730 sq. m) of hangar space, maintains aircraft 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Bombardier-trained technicians deliver a complete range of after-sales service, maintenance and modifications for its customers ranging from scheduled maintenance, paint and interior refurbishment to routine and non-routine service, mobile repair parties and aircraft-on-ground (AOG) support. The Bombardier Service network for business aircraft is comprised of facilities around the globe providing the highest quality of aircraft maintenance support for its operators. It includes five Original Equipment Manufacturer Service Centers and 36 Authorized Service Facilities and Line Maintenance Facilities worldwide. | | Date parution : 15/01/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CARLTON R. David | | Vice President and Sector Counsel | | Northrop Grumman |
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Northrop Grumman Corporation has appointed R. David Carlton vice president, associate general counsel and sector counsel for its Technical Services sector. He reports to Stephen D. Yslas, corporate vice president and general counsel.
Carlton most recently served as assistant general counsel and associate sector counsel for Technical Services. Previously, he served in the company's Electronic Systems sector as counsel to its Naval & Marine Systems and C4ISR & Space Sensors divisions and provided legal support to the sector's finance operations. He also served as director of business operations for the Government Systems Division of the Electronic Systems sector.
Before joining Northrop Grumman, he held the position of division counsel of PRC, Inc., a Litton Industries unit. Carlton had previously been a partner at Howrey & Simon, and he served as general counsel of the Douglas Aircraft Company, as group counsel for Ford Aerospace and as a trial attorney in the Judge Advocate General Corps of the U.S. Army.
Carlton earned his Bachelors of Arts degree in political science from Washington and Lee University and his Juris Doctor degree from the Washington and Lee University School of Law. He is a member of the Virginia and California Bars. | | Date parution : 16/03/2009 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CARMICHAEL Beverly | | vice president of Staffing and Organizational Deve | | Rockwell Collins |
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Rockwell Collins appoints Carmichael to new post
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (January 04, 2006) - Rockwell Collins (NYSE: COL) has appointed Beverly Carmichael as vice president of Staffing and Organizational Development.
"Beverly is an outstanding addition to the Rockwell Collins team," said Senior Vice President of Human Resources Ron Kirchenbauer. "She brings extensive experience in human resources management, and a commitment to developing and maintaining a talented and motivated workforce."
In this role, Carmichael will be responsible for overseeing the company's resource acquisition and employee development. She joins Rockwell Collins after a 10-year career with Southwest Airlines, where she served in several key roles including vice president of People. She has previous experience with the law firm of Manatt, Phelps & Phillips in Los Angeles and Washington D.C. and with Sun Oil Company.
Rockwell Collins (NYSE: COL) is a worldwide leader in the design, production, and support of communication and aviation electronics for commercial and government customers. The company's 17,000 employees in 27 countries deliver industry-leading communication, navigation, surveillance, display, flight control, in-flight entertainment, information management, and maintenance, training and simulation solutions. Additional information is available at www.rockwellcollins.com. | | Date parution : 05/01/2006 | | catégorie : | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CARRUTHERS Ginny Carruthers | | Director of Government Affairs | | Alaska Air Group |
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Alaska Air Group (AAG), the parent company of Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air, has named Ginny Carruthers director of government affairs. In her new role, Carruthers will lead federal affairs activities from the company's Washington, D.C., office.
A 20-year veteran of Alaska Airlines, Carruthers most recently served as the airline's East Coast regional sales manager, responsible for expanding transcontinental markets. She previously served as sales manager for the airline's Portland, Ore., office.
"Ginny has a strong background in aviation, in-depth knowledge of the Northwest and proven experience developing relationships with key leaders," said Bill MacKay, Alaska Airlines' senior vice president of Alaska, who oversees AAG government relations. "She will be a strong representative of the company in this strategically important role."
Prior to joining Alaska, Carruthers worked for Eastern Airlines in its public relations and military airlift command divisions. A native of Halifax, Nova Scotia, she received a bachelor's degree in business management from the University of Phoenix. | | Date parution : 30/11/2007 | | catégorie : Autre | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CARSON Scott E. | | Executive Vice President, The Boeing Company | | Boeing |
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Carson, 63, has led BCA since 2006 after two years heading up the unit's sales organization, where he was credited with reinvigorating sales of Boeing commercial airplanes and related services to airline customers and leasing companies around the world. He previously served as BCA's executive vice president and chief financial officer, where he led the finance and business strategy organizations, as well as information systems and services. He also held leadership positions in the company's defense business and was the first president of Connexion by Boeing.
"The Boeing board of directors and I appreciate Scott's long record of accomplishment across many disciplines, functions and businesses, and the enduring contributions he has made to Boeing through 38 years of service," said McNerney. "Thanks to his leadership and operational experience, Boeing Commercial Airplanes has performed extremely well in a tough business environment and remains positioned solidly for continued market success."
McNerney said that Carson and Albaugh will work together to ensure a smooth transition of customer and other business relationships, and that Carson will also assist on special projects for the company through year end. He will continue to lead the United Way of King County's 2009-2010 fund-raising campaign, even after his retirement. | | Date parution : 23/07/2008 | | catégorie : Départs | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CARTER Thomas L. | | Vice President, Government Relations | | Elbit Systems of America, LLC |
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In this role, Carter will report to the Vice President of Marketing and will be responsible for leading Elbit Systems of America's Washington Operations.
Carter is a widely respected government relations and congressional liaison executive with over 20 year experience in Washington DC. Prior to joining Elbit Systems of America, Mr. Carter served in high level positions in the White House, U.S. Senate and the Department of Defense. He is a former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense, Legislative Affairs, and the former Senior Counselor to the Coalition Provisional Authority for Legislative Affairs, Baghdad, Iraq. Most recently he was the President of Commonwealth Consulting Corporation. He is also a Major General in the Air Force Reserves and has over 10,000 hours experience as a military and civilian pilot.
Mr. Raanan Horowitz, President and Chief Executive Officer of Elbit Systems of America, stated, "Tom Carter is a valuable addition to the Elbit Systems of America leadership team. Tom's extensive background in defense and aerospace coupled with his noteworthy experience in Washington, will support our strategy of developing better understanding of our customers' needs and delivering to them superior solutions. We are extremely pleased to have Tom Carter join our exceptional team." | | Date parution : 19/02/2009 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CARTY Donald J. | | Chairman | | Virgin America |
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Virgin America Appoints Donald J. Carty Chairman of its Board of Directors
(Published 6 Feb 06)
Donald J. Carty has been appointed as the company’s chairman by VAI Partners LLC, an investment group funded by U.S. investment firms Black Canyon Capital and Cyrus Capital Partners and the company’s controlling shareholder. Carty, the former chairman and CEO of AMR Corp. – the parent company of American Airlines, Inc. – also will become an investor in VAI Partners, which owns 75 percent of the equity of the airline.
“Don Carty shares our confidence in Virgin America’s founding team and their ability to develop a modern, self-sustaining new generation airline,” said Mark Lanigan, 45, a managing director of U.S.-based Black Canyon Capital. Carty will join Lanigan on the board and assume his role as chairman.
“I am very enthusiastic about being part of this exciting airline project. The quality of the business plan, the credentials of the management team, the commitment of its investors plus the unique value of the Virgin brand create a very compelling business opportunity,” said Carty, 59. “The airline industry in the United States is in need of profound restructuring and rebuilding of consumer confidence, and I am convinced that Virgin America will be a critical factor in its evolution.”
“We look forward to benefiting from Don’s vast experience as we build an innovative airline based on safe and efficient operations, low costs, great customer service, and a unique level of engagement with our employees,” added Fred Reid, 55, CEO – Virgin America. “I’ve known Don for many years, and he knows the airline business. We feel fortunate to have someone with his expertise as our chairman.”
Carty was chairman and CEO of AMR Corp., from 1998 to April 2003. From 1995 to 1998, he was president of American Airlines. Carty held other executive level positions with AMR, American Airlines or their subsidiaries from 1978 to 1985 and from 1987 to 1995. Carty is a graduate of Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario, and of the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration. He joined Air Canada after graduate school and then had a seven-year run at American, from 1978 to 1985, before becoming president and CEO of Canadian Pacific Airlines.
Carty has been a member of the board of directors of Hawaiian Airlines since July 2004 and also serves as chairman of Porter Airlines, Inc. in Canada. Carty also is a director of Dell, Inc., Sears Holding Corp., Placer Dome, Inc., CHC Helicopter Corp. and Solution Inc. LTD, as well as chairman of Big Brothers Big Sisters of America.
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| | Carvalho Orlando | | vice president and general manager | | Lockheed Martin's business in Moorestown, NJ |
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The National Management Association (NMA) recently recognized Lockheed Martin executive Orlando Carvalho, of Newtown, PA, and the Lockheed Martin Leadership Association Chapter 611 with three awards for outstanding management practices. Carvalho, who is the vice president and general manager of Lockheed Martin's business in Moorestown, NJ, received the NMA's "Silver Knight Award," which is presented to a business leader who sets the example for leadership and management excellence. At Lockheed Martin, Carvalho is responsible for the leadership of 5,000 employees engaged in engineering, software development and advanced technology manufacturing for critical programs supporting the U.S. Navy, U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Missile Defense Agency, and several allied navies. His professional achievements and his contemporary leadership skills are a credit to the management profession," said K. Steven Bailey, president of NMA. The NMA also honored Lockheed Martin Leadership Association (LMLA) Chapter 611, an in-house chapter of NMA with more than 300 members, with both its "Outstanding Chapter Award" and its "Professional Development Award." The NMA's "Outstanding Chapter Award" is presented to divisions who display excellence in administration, member services, growth and awareness, and community services. The NMA's "Professional Development Award" is bestowed on chapters with superior development programs. The NMA also honored Lockheed Martin Leadership Association (LMLA) Chapter 611, an in-house chapter of NMA with more than 300 members, with both its "Outstanding Chapter Award" and its "Professional Development Award." The NMA's "Outstanding Chapter Award" is presented to divisions who display excellence in administration, member services, growth and awareness, and community services. The NMA's "Professional Development Award" is bestowed on chapters with superior development programs. "Being recognized by our parent organization, the NMA, affirms that we're developing leadership in our business and making a difference in our community," said LMLA Chapter 611 Joyce-Patryce Clark. "We strive to provide opportunities for development both professionally and personally."
NMA is a professional leadership development organization headquartered in Dayton, Ohio. The association is a national, not-for-profit organization serving more than 22,000 customers. Through company-based, in-house chapters - or community-based chapters -- members receive management and leadership development opportunities. At the same time, the NMA helps sponsoring organizations discover, develop and showcase leadership talent.
| | Date parution : 24/10/2006 | | catégorie : Distinctions | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CASE Richard | | Chairman | | WFEL |
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WFEL, the global leader in the manufacture of military tactical bridges backed by Dunedin the UK mid-market private equity house, has appointed Richard Case CBE, ex Chief Executive of Westland Helicopters, as Chairman.
WFEL was the subject of a £48m buyout backed by Dunedin in 2006 and is one of two defence sector businesses in Dunedin’s portfolio.
Ian Wilson, Managing Director of WFEL, commented: “This is a significant appointment for us. Richard brings a wealth of experience that compliments and enhances the business model under which WFEL operates. His extensive
knowledge of our market will help to broaden and underpin our long term strategy while significantly impacting on the near term markets on which we are currently focused.
“Richard’s style is one of mentor and confidante whose enthusiasm for passing on his own experience and business models is as equally matched by his drive to further expand his own knowledge of what is an interesting and
dynamic business.
“The manufacture of helicopters and military bridging have a number of characteristics in common including excellence in engineering, quality, reliability and manufacturing capability and are attributes which set us
apart from the competition. Richard’s understanding of the importance each
of these facets which will help to further strengthen the company internally while his global sales and marketing experience will ensure that the company expands externally.”
Commenting on his appointment, Richard Case said: “My skills and background coupled with my recent experience as a Non-Executive Directorship at FKI, position me well to work with the knowledgeable and capable team of WFEL to implement the growth programme that is the critical strategic element in their future.
“WFEL is a world class business with considerable growth potential. As a
team we intend to exploit the installed business base of their previous success with the Medium Girder Bridge and build on the considerable success with the Dry Support Bridge in the US Military Market to major clients in
the rest of the world. Also we will apply ourselves to dramatically increase
the sales and marketing influence world wide.”
Richard became Managing Director of Westland Helicopters, a major defence
company in 1992 when it was an independent company with a turnover of £200m - within 10 years working with a dedicated team increased the turnover by a factor of 7 to £1.4bn with improved margins and exemplary cash flow.
He has managed through diverse types of ownership, moving from an independent Company to establishing itself as a major division of a large Engineering Conglomerate (GKN) and then moving into a Joint Venture Company
with Agusta and becoming the largest Helicopter Company in the world. | | Date parution : 21/09/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CASEY James L. | | Vice President - Industry Services and Deputy Gen | | ATA |
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In addition to his ongoing role as deputy general counsel, Jim Casey was named vice president, industry services and deputy general counsel for the Air Transport Association (ATA) in June 2007. In that role, Mr. Casey coordinates the association’s passenger processing, passenger facilitation and cargo programs. Casey was named deputy general counsel in 1994. He joined the association’s legal department in 1980 and has also served as a senior attorney and assistant general counsel.
Prior to joining ATA, Casey served five years with the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) in a variety of roles, including as an attorney in the office of general counsel, an attorney in the Bureau of Consumer Protection, an assistant to a member of the board, and as executive assistant to the vice chairman.
A native of Garden City, N.Y., Casey holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the State University of New York at Stony Brook, and a law degree from St. John’s University of Law of Jamaica, N.Y. | | Date parution : 02/08/2007 | | catégorie : Autre | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CASSINI Barbara | | Chairwoman of the Board of Directors | | Vueling |
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Barbara Cassini has been named Chairwoman of the Board of Directors. Javier Somoza Ramis has been named Board Secretary.
Also, by unanimous vote, Barbara Cassini has been named President of the Audit and Regulatory Compliance Committee, and Jacques Bankir has been named a member of the Appointments and Remuneration Committee.
The naming of Cassini marks a new era of openness since the June Shareholder Meeting in which an overhaul of the Board of Directors began. The overhaul includes the additions of Barbara Cassini and Jacques Bankir and the enhancement of the management team with the right industry credentials and proven experience.
Barbara Cassini is an experienced businesswoman in the airline sector who spent more than ten years in various management roles with British Airways in commercial and strategic areas. Previously, she founded and served as CEO of Go, the low-cost subsidiary of British Airways, achieving profitability in less than three years after its creation. Cassini spearheaded a management buyout of the airline and later sold Go to EasyJet in 2002, tripling the airline’s worth in one year. Cassini affirms: “Vueling Airlines is a very solid company with very good prospects. With a well-known name and four bases of operation, the company is now entering a strategic restructuring focused more on profitability. I’m thrilled to be able to apply the experience I’ve gained in low-cost airlines to Vueling.”
| | Date parution : 25/10/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Castelveter David | | Vice President of Communications | | Air Transport Association (ATA) |
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OCTOBER 6 – The Air Transport Association (ATA) today named David Castelveter as vice president, communications, effective Oct. 24, 2005. He will oversee the association’s external and internal communications efforts.
Castelveter, 52, joins ATA with 28 years of airline industry experience. He began his aviation career in 1977 with Pittsburgh-based Allegheny Airlines, which became US Airways. He has held a variety of positions at the airline, including key management roles in operations, sales, marketing, and public relations/corporate affairs. He most recently served as US Airways’ managing director of corporate communications, responsible for the company’s external and internal communications, and investor relations.
Castelveter also has completed 26 years in the U.S. Armed Forces, serving on active duty in the U.S. Navy, and in Army National Guard and Army Reserve. A Vietnam veteran, he recently retired as a master sergeant and chief of Army Reserve public affairs at the Pentagon.
“David brings an enormous amount of industry knowledge and communications experience to ATA and its member carriers at a most critical time in aviation history,” said ATA President and Chief Executive Officer James C. May. “He is a talented and dedicated professional with a terrific reputation throughout our industry. We are delighted that he is joining our management team.”
Castelveter received a B.A. in Industrial Communications/Business Management in 1981 from Robert Morris University, Coraopolis, Pa. He also has done post-graduate work in Journalism/Communications at Point Park University, Pittsburgh. He and his wife have two adult children and reside in Northern Virginia.
Source: ATA | | Date parution : 07/10/2005 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CASTILLO Cindy | | President and CEO | | CSSI, Inc. |
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Castillo began her aviation career at Hughes Aircraft Company in California, where she received recognition for developing advanced financial management methods for the Radar Systems Group and the corporate office from 1987 to 1993.
She holds a bachelor's degree in mathematics and applied science from UCLA, where she was a member of the women's soccer team.
| | Date parution : 01/10/2010 | | catégorie : Autre | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CATTé Philippe 46 ans | | Directeur Industriel | | Turbomeca |
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Philippe Catté, récemment directeur du maintien en conditions opérationnelles à Tarnos, est nommé directeur industriel en remplacement de Jean-Pierre Subrenat.
Philippe Catté, polytechnicien, est diplômé de l'ENSAé. Après un parcours industriel à Renault VI puis chez Irisbus comme directeur produits et stratégie, il entre en octobre 2001 à Turbomeca Tarnos en tant que directeur du Maintien en Conditions Opérationnelles.
Philippe Catté a 43 ans, il est marié et père de trois enfants.
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| | CAVE Michael J. 47 ans | | Senior Vice President, Business Development and St | | Boeing |
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Cave, 47, will join the company's executive council and be based in Chicago. He began his career with McDonnell Douglas in 1983 and has broad experience across both of the company's major business units, including assignments in finance, program management and marketing. At Commercial Airplanes he had been vice president and general manager of Airplane Programs, as well senior vice president for Commercial Aviation Services. He also served three years as chief financial officer. Prior to joining Commercial Airplanes, he was vice president, Finance, for Boeing's Information, Space & Defense Systems, a position he assumed following the merger of Boeing and McDonnell Douglas.
"Mike brings extensive experience on both the commercial and defense sides of our business. His knowledge of our customers and our markets, combined with his strategic planning skills and business acumen, will be important strengths in his new assignment," McNerney said. | | Date parution : 17/10/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CAWLEY Martin | | Vice President of Finance IS | | Northrop Grumman Corporation |
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Northrop Grumman Corporation has appointed Martin Cawley vice president of finance and controller for its Integrated Systems sector. The appointment reflects the company's continued focus on delivering innovative, high value systems to its U.S. government customers while reducing costs and achieving top line sales growth for its shareholders.
In this new assignment, Cawley will be responsible for the sector's accounting practices; compliance with generally accepted accounting principles and Sarbanes-Oxley guidelines; audit support; business resumption; and shared information systems and processes. He will also help develop and improve Integrated Systems' business practices to support growth opportunities in international markets.
Since joining Northrop Grumman in 2003, Cawley has served as a corporate director and assistant controller. Prior to joining Northrop Grumman, he was a partner with the accounting and professional services corporation Deloitte, serving in its Los Angeles office since 1987. Cawley earned his bachelor's degree in accounting from Brigham Young University.
The Integrated Systems sector designs, develops, produces and supports network-enabled airborne systems that support military and homeland defense missions in the areas of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance; battle management command and control; and integrated strike warfare. Its major products include the B-2 stealth bomber, the RQ-4 Global Hawk unmanned aerial reconnaissance system, the E-2 airborne early warning/command and control aircraft, and the E-8C Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System. | | Date parution : 23/04/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CHADWICK Christopher M. (Chris) | | President | | Boeing |
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Precision Engagement and Mobility Systems
Chris Chadwick is Boeing Integrated Defense Systems president of Precision Engagement and Mobility Systems, which includes Global Strike; Global Mobility; Airborne Anti-Submarine Warfare and Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance; and Rotorcraft for all military services worldwide.
Prior to this assignment, Chadwick was vice president and general manager of Global Strike Systems (GSS), a St. Louis-based division of Precision Engagement and Mobility Systems. GSS consists of the Tactical Fighter business (F/A-18, F-22 and F-15), the Weapon Business, and the T-45 Goshawk and associated training system.
Chadwick previously was vice president of the F/A-18 Program. In this role, he was responsible for the technical, cost and schedule performance of the entire F/A-18 family of strike fighters, which includes the F/A-18A/B/C/D/E/F as well as the EA-18G. This followed his assignment as the general manager and deputy program manager of the F/A-18 Program.
Leading up to these most recent assignments, Chadwick held numerous positions with The Boeing Company, including in Philadelphia as program manager for the Bell-Boeing MV-22 Osprey, a tiltrotor aircraft. In this position, his responsibilities included all programmatic activities associated with the Boeing MV-22 (U.S. Marine Corps) effort. He also served as program manager for the V-22 Low Rate Initial Production operations for both the MV-22 and CV-22 (Special Operations Forces) variants. In this position, he was
responsible for all aspects of V-22 production, including coordination with Bell’s Texas-based final assembly operations.
From November 1998 to March 2000, Chadwick was program manager for the Advanced Targeting Forward-Looking Infrared (ATFLIR) program in St. Louis. In addition, he maintained responsibilities as the Integrated Product Team lead for all Communication, Navigation and Identification and Electronic Warfare activities within the Boeing Aircraft & Missiles Tactical Aircraft (TACAIR) organization, consisting of the F-15, AV-8B, T-45 and F/A-18 programs.
As manager, F/A-18 Business Development, he was responsible for domestic and international sales, marketing and business development activities. He also held various positions leading business development efforts on the F-15, AV-8B and T-45 programs; as executive assistant to the vice president and general manager of Production Programs; in technology business development in Dayton, Ohio; and in multiple engineering positions on U.S. Air Force programs (F-15, F-23 and other proprietary programs) in St. Louis.
Chadwick joined Boeing in June 1982 as an engineer in the Communications division after graduating from Iowa State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in electrical engineering. He received a Master’s of Business Administration degree from Maryville University in 1998, and has served as a board member of the Center of Creative Arts in St. Louis and as the Boeing Executive Focal for Tennessee State University.
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| | CHAHROUR Chaker | | Executive Vice President | | CFM International |
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Chaker Chahrour has been named the new executive vice president of CFM International, effective February 1, 2009. Mr. Chahrour is replacing Bill Clapper, who will be on special assignment as he transitions to retirement later in 2009.
CFM International is a 50/50 joint company between Snecma (SAFRAN Group) and General Electric Company.
As part of the CFM Executive Team, Mr. Chahrour will serve as the primary interface between General Electric and Snecma. Along with his counterpart at Snecma, he will be responsible for overseeing CFM56 program management, marketing and sales, communications, and after-sales support
Mr. Chahrour joined GE Aviation in 1979 as a design engineer after receiving a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Illinois.
He progressed through a number of engineering roles, including combustor designs for the CFM56 engine family, the military F101 and the GE37 engines, before moving to leadership assignments in the CF6 Controls and Systems Engineering organizations.
In 1995, Mr. Chahrour was appointed as GE Aviation’s Engineering Six Sigma Master Black Belt, where he helped launch the GE's overall Six Sigma strategy, plan, and organization. In 1997, he was named as GE90 engine product line General Manager. In the fall of 2005, Mr. Chahrour relocated to Singapore to assume his current role as the head of Sales and Pole Executive for GE Aviation in Asia Pacific. | | Date parution : 05/12/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CHAJDEROWSKI Piotr | | President of the Management Board | | Nowy Przewoźnik Sp. z o.o. – Centralwings airline |
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Piotr Chajderowski has been working for Centralwings since August 2008 when he was appointed Head of the Restructuring and Finance Division, and recently also member of the Management Board. He is a graduate of the Faculty of Economics and Sociology at the University of Łódź where he obtained a degree in Finance and Banking. In 1994-1995 he worked at the Foundation for Restructurisation of Łódź Region as the Board Advisor for financial matters. Prior to 1999 he was an Investment Accountant and Investment Manger at PTP Kleinwort Benson Sp. z o.o. In 1999-2001 he held the position of Vice-President of the Management Board of Alpha Finance Sp. z o.o. and in 2001-2002 he was President of the Management Board SKAWINA S.A. Metallurgical Works. In the following years he provided advisory services related to M&A and business restructuring. Currently he is a member of the Supervisory Board of Lotos Group. | | Date parution : 25/02/2009 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CHALTIEL Pierre-Yves | | Senior Vice President of the Solutions | | Thales Aerospace division |
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Pierre-Yves Chaltiel is appointed Senior Vice President of the Solutions for Governments Sector. This Sector encompasses electronic combat activities (airborne radars and electronic warfare), mission aircraft systems (SIGINT, maritime surveillance) and the Group’s UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) and “ISTAR” systems activities, mainly located in the UK and France. Pierre-Yves Chaltiel will handle the interface with combat systems integrators and platform manufacturers, and defence ministries.
Pierre-Yves Chaltiel, 51, is a graduate of the Ecole Supérieure d’Electricité (SUPELEC) and the Imperial College of Science and Technologies of London. He joined the Thales Group ten years ago, after 18 years spent with Dassault Electronique. Pierre-Yves Chaltiel was Managing Director France of Thales’ Land and Joint Division, running the communications and optronics equipment activities for eight years, before joining Thales International as Director of the Europe, Central Asia, Latin America region. In 2005 he was awarded the “Médaille de l’Aéronautique”. | | Date parution : 02/06/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CHAMBERLIN Jean | | Vice President and C-17 Program Manager | | Boeing |
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Jean Chamberlin is vice president and C-17 program manager, Global Mobility Systems. The C-17 program is part of Integrated Defense Systems’ Precision Engagement & Mobility Systems (PEMS). Chamberlin has all business, technical, production and support responsibilities for the C-17 program for the U.S. Air Force, international and commercial customers. She is based in Long Beach, Calif.
Prior to her appointment in October 2007, Chamberlin served as program director for Airborne Warning Systems in Seattle. She had responsibility for all Airborne Warning and Control System, E-10A, and Electronic System programs.
Since joining Boeing in 1979, Chamberlin has held a variety of technical and leadership roles in many functions, including engineering, operations, project management and program management.
From May 2004 through December 2006, Chamberlin was System Engineering and Integration test director for Space and Intelligence Systems, the lead system integrator for space and ground processing systems.
From May 2000 through April 2004, Chamberlin held various positions on the Comanche program. She was director of Weapon System Engineering and Integration Test for the Boeing/Sikorsky joint venture and program manager for Boeing’s portion of the Engineering, Manufacturing and Development contract. She also was an instructor for “Program Management Best Practices” at the Rotorcraft senior-level management seminars.
From October 1998 through April 2000, Chamberlin had the expanded responsibility as site director for Military Aircraft & Missile Systems, Space & Communications and
Phantom Works operations located in the Puget Sound, Wash., region. In this role, Chamberlin was responsible for providing resources and support services to programs operating within these groups. She was accountable for managing the site’s infrastructure and associated costs to ensure program affordability and competitiveness.
From December 1997 until October 1998, Chamberlin served as site leader for Aircraft & Missiles in Puget Sound, including the F-22 fighter, Joint Strike Fighter, B-2 bomber, C-32 executive transport, C-40 transport, Conventional Air-Launched Cruise Missile and portions of the B-1B bomber. She was responsible for running the facilities and managing the business resources associated with the daily operations of these programs.
Chamberlin earned her master’s degree in engineering management as a Sloan Fellow at Stanford University. She received her undergraduate degree from the University of Washington.
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| | Chambers Howard | | vice president and general manager | | Boeing - Space & Intelligence Systems (S&IS) |
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Howard Chambers Named Vice President/GM of Boeing Space & Intelligence Systems
ST. LOUIS, September 13, 2005 --Boeing [NYSE:BA] named Howard E. Chambers vice president and general manager of Space & Intelligence Systems (S&IS), an operating division of Integrated Defense Systems (IDS). Chambers reports to Jim Albaugh, president and chief executive officer of Boeing's Integrated Defense Systems.
Chambers is responsible for leading the people, programs and assets of the company's intelligence and space programs. These include Boeing's Satellite Development Center, Information Systems, Mission Systems and critical elements of the Future Imagery Architecture program. He also is Chief Executive Officer of Boeing Satellite Systems International, Inc.
“Howard brings to this position a wealth of experience managing large, complex programs,” Albaugh said. “He has held a number of increasingly important leadership roles in the company and these experiences are vitally important to our government space customers and to our commercial business.”
Chambers has served since August as an interim leader of S&IS. Previously, he was vice president of Program Management and Independent Review for IDS, where he was responsible for the development and deployment of program management best practices, providing training and development for program managers and performing independent assessments of critical IDS programs. Before that, he served as VP/GM of the Airlift and Tanker Programs business unit and the C-17 Globemaster III Transport Program.
Chambers joined Rockwell International in 1969 after service in the U.S. Air Force. At Rockwell he served in senior management positions in test, logistics, business development and program management. He also served as associate program manager for the B-1B Support programs and he later became vice president and program manager of the B-1B program, maintaining this position after Boeing acquired the Rockwell Aerospace and Defense business sectors in 1996.
Chambers holds a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Tennessee, with a major in aerospace engineering. He is a recipient of the Silver Knight of Management, Executive of the Year, and Gold Knight of Management awards from the National Management Association. Chambers also is an Associate Fellow of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. He is the 2002 Amelia Earhart Award recipient for mentoring, recipient of the California State University Long Beach Alumni Association 2004 President's Distinguished Service award and the recipient of the 2005 Crystal Arts and Humanitarian Award given by the International City Theater of Long Beach.
Chambers is a member of many professional organizations and active in the local community. He is Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Long Beach Aquarium of the Pacific, Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors of the California Council for Excellence and a member of the Board of Governors of the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County. He is the Boeing Executive Focal for support to the California State University, Long Beach and advisor for advance business degree programs at CSULB and the University of Tennessee.
A unit of The Boeing Company, Boeing Integrated Defense Systems is one of the world's largest space and defense businesses. Headquartered in St. Louis, Boeing Integrated Defense Systems is a $30.5 billion business. It provides network-centric system solutions to its global military, government, and commercial customers. It is a leading provider of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance systems; the world's largest military aircraft manufacturer; the world's largest satellite manufacturer and a leading provider of space-based communications; the primary systems integrator for U.S. missile defense; NASA's largest contractor; and a global leader in sustainment solutions and launch services.
Contacts:
Marta Newhart
The Boeing Company
(562) 797-2718
marta.e.newhart@boeing.com
Joe Tedino
The Boeing Company
(703) 270-6678
joseph.j.tedino@boeing.com
Source: Boeing | | Date parution : 14/09/2005 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CHAMP Eric | | Directeur Business Development | | SOGETI HIGH TECH |
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Sogeti High Tech, leader en Ingénierie et Conseil en Technologies, filiale à 100% du Groupe Capgemini, dynamise et renforce son équipe de direction en nommant Eric Champ au poste de Directeur Business Development. Sa nomination va permettre à Sogeti High Tech d’accélérer son développement dans la conquête de nouveaux marchés.
Ayant débuté à la DCN de Toulon, Eric Champ a fait l’essentiel de sa carrière au sein du groupe Assystem occupant plusieurs postes à responsabilité. Avant de rejoindre Sogeti High Tech, il était Vice-Président de Assystem et Directeur de la Strategic Business Unit Technologies.
Eric Champ a également mené une carrière de sportif de haut niveau. Il a été 48 fois sélectionné en équipe de France de Rugby et il fut finaliste de la première coupe du monde de Rugby en 1987. Il a été capitaine du Rugby Club de Toulon entre 1987 et 1992, capitaine des Barbarians entre 1991 et 1994 et président du Rugby Club de Toulon de 2001 à 2005.
Sa double expérience professionnelle et sportive s’inscrit parfaitement dans les valeurs portées par Sogeti et le Groupe Capgemini et permettra de conforter les positions de Sogeti High Tech sur le marché de l’ingénierie et de l’innovation technologique.
Forte d’une expertise de plus de 20 ans sur ce marché, Sogeti High Tech intervient dans de nombreux projets pour le compte des grands groupes industriels mondiaux dans le secteur de l’aéronautique, du spatial, de la navigation aérienne, de la défense, du transport, de l’énergie et des télécoms. | | Date parution : 01/12/2009 | | catégorie : Autre | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CHANIK Evan "Marty" | | VP Business Development Shipbuilding sector | | Northrop Grumman Corporation |
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In his new role, Chanik will be responsible for all marketing, customer and government relations initiatives, reporting to Mike Petters, corporate vice president and president of Northrop Grumman's Shipbuilding. Chanik assumes his position from John Mazach, who is retiring.
"We are delighted to have Marty on board and leading this very important aspect of our business," said Petters. "He brings vast and proven experience, great leadership capabilities and a true understanding of the complexity of our products and their capabilities. We look forward to the many contributions he will make to Northrop Grumman Shipbuilding."
Chanik served in the U.S. Navy for 35 years, achieving the rank of vice admiral. His most recent position was commander of the second fleet, and director of combined joint operations from the Sea Center of Excellence. He also served as commanding officer aboard the Northrop Grumman-built aircraft carrier USS Enterprise among many other fleet positions.
Chanik earned a bachelor's degree in operations analysis from the United States Naval Academy in 1973 and was designated as a naval aviator in 1974. | | Date parution : 12/11/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CHAPELARD Gilles | | directeur administratif et financier | | Cetim |
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Gilles Chapelard est nommé directeur administratif et financier, membre du comité de direction, en charge des fonctions financières, juridiques, systèmes d’information et achats du Centre technique des industries mécaniques.
Gilles Chapelard, 43 ans, diplomé d’expertise comptable et d’un DESS de Finances, a entamé sa carrière en cabinet d’audit et d’expertise puis a rejoint en 1994 le groupe Lyonnaise des Eaux puis Suez pour lequel il a exercé des fonctions de directeur administratif et financier au sein de plusieurs filiales (CGEC, Elyo Ile de France, SECMA). Il était depuis 2008 directeur administratif et financier du groupe Sepur.
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| | CHARAF Tony | | Senior Vice President, TechOps | | Delta Air Lines Inc. |
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Tony Charaf has been Senior Vice President, TechOps of Delta Air Lines Inc., since October 1, 2004. Previously, Mr. Charaf served as Senior Vice President of Delta Air Logistics of Delta Air Lines Inc. Mr. Charaf joined Delta Air Lines Inc. in 1996 as Director, engine maintenance, moving to vice president-engines, components and ground service equipment before assuming leadership of the Air Logistics group. As senior vice president-Air Logistics, Mr. Charaf helped create ... and implement the U.S. Joint Sales Venture, the U.S. export arm of SkyTeam's Cargo alliance. | | Date parution : 18/11/2008 | | catégorie : | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CHARLES Steve Charles | | director, Citation Product Support | | Cessna |
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Cessna Aircraft Company, a Textron Inc. company, today announced the appointments of Steve Charles as director, Citation Product Support, and Tom Grace as director, Propeller Product Support. Both positions are based at Cessna's headquarters in Wichita and both positions report directly to Mark Paolucci, senior vice president, Customer Service.
Charles, a 31-year veteran with Cessna, will manage service options for more than 5,000 Cessna business jets in service around the world. Grace, with Cessna since 1999, replaces Charles as head of the global service network for the company's legacy and current production single-engine piston and turboprop aircraft.
"Our product support organization is widely regarded as one of the best in the world, and Steve and Tom are charged with making it better," Paolucci said. "Both have demonstrated unique capabilities that make them well-suited to help achieve my goal of evolving Cessna customer service from a great customer-focused group to the best in the industry."
Charles, a Wichita native, has held a number of marketing and support titles through the years, most recently as head of single-engine support. A graduate of Spartan School of Aeronautics in Tulsa, Charles is a certified Textron Six Sigma Green Belt, holds an Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) license, and is an instrument-rated pilot with more than 1,200 flight hours. | | Date parution : 29/10/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CHARVIN Yves | | Directeur juridique | | Morpho |
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Yves Charvin est nommé Directeur juridique de Morpho, filiale de Safran qui regroupe les activités de Sécurité du Groupe.
Yves Charvin, 56 ans, est titulaire d’une maîtrise de Droit (1977), ancien élève de l’Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Paris (1980) et ancien auditeur de l’Institut des Hautes Etudes de Défense Nationale (1994).
Il débute sa carrière chez Arjomari-Prioux comme juriste au Secrétariat général, puis entre en 1989 dans le groupe SNPE en tant chef du service Filiales participations et contrats, avant de devenir Directeur juridique et Secrétaire du conseil d’administration de 1993 à 2004.
Yves Charvin rejoint Snecma en octobre 2004 au poste de Directeur au Secrétariat général et Secrétaire du conseil d’administration, avant d’être nommé en mai 2005 Secrétaire général de Teuchos (groupe Safran).
En décembre 2006, il prend la fonction de Directeur juridique adjoint du groupe Safran. Yves Charvin est Administrateur du Cercle du Droit. | | Date parution : 01/10/2010 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CHATEL Béatrice | | Ingénieur | | EADS |
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François Goulard, Ministre délégué à l’Enseignement supérieur et à la Recherche, et Noël Forgeard, Président exécutif d’EADS ont remis, mercredi 30 novembre 2005, le Prix Irène Joliot-Curie.
Les lauréats 2005 sont :
- Rose DIENG-KUNTZ pour le Prix de la scientifique de l’année.
Ce prix distingue une femme qui s’est affirmée par son parcours et sa contribution à la science.
- Béatrice CHATEL pour le Prix de la jeune scientifique.
Ce prix met en valeur et encourage les travaux exceptionnels d’une jeune femme en faveur de la science.
- L’opération « Ingénieur-e Demain » conduite par l’association OPE-URIS pour le Prix de la meilleure action.
Ce prix soutient une personne ou une entité qui contribue à susciter des vocations de femmes dans les sciences.
Chaque lauréat a reçu une dotation de 10 000 euros.
A l’occasion de cette cérémonie, François Goulard a déclaré : « Le pacte pour la recherche a été complété par tout un volet d’actions en faveur de l’égalité professionnelle entre les femmes et les hommes». Il a par ailleurs précisé : « Il sera mis fin à l’exception au décret d’application de la Loi sur l’égalité professionnelle entre les femmes et les hommes pour le secteur de la recherche ». Le Ministre a ajouté : « Une représentation équitable des sexes sera ainsi respectée dans les instances nouvellement créées par la loi de programme pour la recherche, telles que le Haut Conseil de la Science et l’Agence Nationale de l’Evaluation ». Cette représentation équitable sera également mise en œuvre dans les établissements, organismes et directions du Ministère.
François Goulard a annoncé, enfin, la création d’un Comité pour l’égalité professionnelle entre les femmes et les hommes. Nommé pour 3 ans, il sera composé d’une dizaine de personnalités, notamment des scientifiques de haut niveau. Ce comité aura pour mission de dresser un état des lieux et de proposer au Ministre des recommandations en matière d’égalité professionnelle entre les femmes et les hommes dans la recherche et l’enseignement supérieur. Il remettra un rapport dans six mois sur ce point, et un premier rapport d’étape le 8 mars, pour la Journée de la Femme. Le Comité sera l’instance consultative réservée du Ministre, qui pourra le saisir en tant que de besoin.
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Noël Forgeard de son côté s’est exprimé en ces termes :
« Cette initiative, dont nous avons souhaité être partenaire pour la deuxième année consécutive, conforte ma certitude : une meilleure synergie privée et publique dans la recherche est essentielle pour que la France et l’Europe restent au premier plan mondial. Les grands succès actuels d’EADS (Airbus, Eurocopter, Ariane) sont le fruit d’innovations qui n’auraient pu voir le jour sans une excellence de la recherche française, publique et privée. »
Il a précisé : « Les pôles de compétitivité, auxquels Airbus, Astrium, EADS participent, sont des modèles de rapprochement. Nous renforçons notre coopération avec les centres de recherche européens comme l’ONERA et le DLR en Allemagne. En France, à travers la Fondation d'entreprise EADS, nous soutenons différentes initiatives : bourses de recherche, prix pour des chercheurs, financement de chaires d'enseignement et de recherche. Cela représente un effort de plus de 24 millions d'euros sur 5 ans.»
Et ajouté «Les femmes ne représentent que 31 % des chercheurs de la recherche académique et 21 % des effectifs de la recherche privée. Nous devons permettre aux femmes de valoriser leur potentiel dans le respect d’un équilibre avec la vie personnelle. C’est la démarche que nous avons choisi d’engager dans notre entreprise en développant une politique active de parité incluant la participation à des initiatives comme « Women Initiative in sciences and Technology », « Women’s forum for the economy and society » ou « le prix Irène Joliot-Curie ».
Source: EADS | | Date parution : 01/12/2005 | | catégorie : Distinctions | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CHêNEVERT Louis 48 ans | | President and Chief Operating Officer and a Dir... | | UTC |
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Chênevert elected UTC President, Chief Operating Officer and Director; Finger named President, Pratt & Whitney; Pino named President, Sikorsky
HARTFORD, Conn., March 8, 2006 -- Louis Chênevert, 48, has been elected President and Chief Operating Officer and a Director of United Technologies Corp., (NYSE: UTX), effective immediately, the company announced today.
UTC Chairman and Chief Executive Officer George David, 63, said Chênevert will join him in the newly formed Office of the Chief Executive. Executives currently reporting to David will now report to the new office.
In making the announcement, David said, "Louis has proven his abilities and delivered on his commitments as an exceptional operating executive at Pratt & Whitney during his 13 years with UTC, including seven years as Pratt & Whitney's President. Additionally, he has demonstrated strong skills at building and developing cohesive management teams and at learning and taking on new challenges. I am confident he will be a strong UTC President."
"UTC is a large and complex organization and we anticipate some time will be necessary to develop all the skills and relationships required by a successor CEO. I expect to remain UTC's CEO for approximately two years, enabling Louis to broaden his corporate experience during that time," David added.
"I'm really proud of this recognition and look forward to the opportunities ahead," Chênevert said. "I have come to know UTC well through Pratt & Whitney and by working with the other UTC presidents through the Presidents Council and with other important constituencies like investors, the Board of Directors, and UTC's corporate staff. UTC is a great company and I couldn't be happier than to take on the challenges ahead," he added.
Chênevert joined UTC's Pratt & Whitney Canada unit in 1993 as its Vice President, Operations. He moved to Pratt & Whitney's headquarters in East Hartford, Conn., in 1996 as Executive Vice President, Operations. He was named Pratt's President in 1999.
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| | CHÊNEVERT Louis | | Chairman | | United Technologies Corp. |
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George David to retire as UTC Board Chairman at the end of the year;President and CEO Louis Chênevert elected successor Chairman.
United Technologies Corp. announced George David, 67, will retire as Chairman of the Board of Directors at the end of the year, concluding 34 years of service with UTC, including 14 years as Chief Executive Officer.
Louis Chênevert, 52, President and Chief Executive Officer, will succeed David as Chairman, effective January 1, 2010, following his election today by the UTC board. “George has had a remarkable career,” Chênevert said. “UTC revenues have nearly tripled during his tenure as President and CEO, and total shareholder return has greatly outpaced peers and market indices. The corporation today is dramatically different than the one he joined in 1975,” Chênevert added. “The most notable changes are UTC’s global expansion, with international revenues growing from 25 percent to more than 60 percent today, and its focus on process and research disciplines. UTC is a high performance organization, and I am delighted to have the opportunity to lead it into the future.”Richard McCormick, UTC’s Lead Director, said: “Beyond George’s leadership during his own tenure, he has presided over an outstanding succession over a four year period to Louis as UTC’s CEO and now Chairman-elect. This began with Louis’ election as President and a board member in 2006, continued with his election as CEO in 2008, and now concludes with this final transition. The board is delighted with Louis’ growth into these most senior responsibilities and looks forward to years of his continued and exceptional leadership.” “It has been my privilege to lead this great corporation. UTC truly reflects the forces that make and shape our world, from deep and sophisticated technologies to its remarkable international presence to its process and productivity disciplines,” David said. “I have great confidence in Louis and the management team and know the future is bright for UTC and them.”David will remain a consultant and adviser to the Corporation for 2010. | | Date parution : 19/10/2009 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CHERTIER Dominique-Jean | | Deputy Chief Executive Officer | | Safran |
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Dominique-Jean Chertier, Deputy Chief Executive Officer, will be in charge of the
corporate office (HR, social and institutional affairs, legal, communication and audit).
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| | CHéRY Stéphane | | Head of International Media Relations | | Eurocopter Group |
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Stéphane Chéry will join Eurocopter to head the Group’s International Media Relations beginning on February 1, 2011.
He replaces and will now report directly to Cécile Vion-Lanctuit, who was appointed Vice President of Corporate Communications in May 2010.
Stéphane Chéry, 37, was until now a partner at Publicis Consultants. He joined the agency in May 2005 and, among other responsibilities, managed its Change Communication and Press Relations teams. Over the last few years he has directed numerous media campaigns for clients including Carrefour, Air France, Nestlé, Velux, Eurocopter, and also for local and national government entities.
Mr. Chéry started his career as a freelance journalist working for the "République du Centre". He later joined the General Council of the department of Loiret, France, dealing with institutional relations, and then went on to work in EDF’s press relations unit. He was involved in crisis communication management for the French Gendarmerie Headquarters from 1999 to 2001, working in particular on the crash of the Concorde. He joined Andersen Consulting (Accenture) in 2001, helping companies in London and Paris to manage change processes and optimize their organizational structures.
Mr. Chéry holds a DESS (Master of Advanced Studies) in business and organization communication from the University Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallée and a Master’s degree in the history of politics from Paris-Sorbonne University.
He also participated in a training session for young professionals at the Institute of Higher National Defense Studies. | | Date parution : 21/01/2011 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CHESTON Sheila C. | | Corporate Vice President and General Counsel | | Northrop Grumman |
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Northrop Grumman Corporation announced today that its board of directors has elected Sheila C. Cheston, corporate vice president and general counsel effective August 30, 2010. Cheston succeeds Stephen D. Yslas who is retiring Dec. 31, 2010. In her new role, Cheston will be responsible for oversight of all of the company's legal matters. She will report to Wes Bush, the company's chief executive officer and president, and become a member of the company's Corporate Policy Council.
To facilitate an orderly transition process, Yslas will step down as general counsel on August 29, 2010 and continue as a corporate vice president with the company until his retirement date.
Cheston joins Northrop Grumman from BAE Systems, Inc., where she is a member of its board of directors and serves as the executive vice president, responsible for strategy and planning, finance, mergers and acquisitions, and all legal matters associated with BAE Systems Inc. Prior to joining BAE Systems, Cheston was a partner at the law firm of Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering, where she was chair of the firm's International Aviation, Defense and Aerospace Group.
Cheston has held key leadership positions in the U.S. Government, including general counsel of the United States Air Force and special associate counsel to the President of the United States.
Cheston earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Dartmouth College and a Juris Doctor degree from Columbia University School of Law. She is a fellow of the American Bar and a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. Cheston also serves on the Board of Advisors, National Military Family Association, and the Board of Directors, Organization for International Investment. | | Date parution : 09/06/2010 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CHEW Russ | | President | | JetBlue Airways |
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JetBlue Airways announced the appointment of Chief Operating Officer Russ Chew to President. With his added responsibilities as President, Mr. Chew will work directly with Chief Executive Officer Dave Barger to execute the Company's vision and strategic plan.
``Since Russ joined our team, we have established the right foundation for continuous improvement,'' said Mr. Barger. ``Russ will help lead our efforts to develop JetBlue's long-term business strategy that values our culture and takes full advantage of our financial opportunities.''
``I am honored to take on this additional responsibility,'' Mr. Chew said. ``JetBlue has incredible talent and vision, and bringing that vision to life for our customers and crewmembers, especially in today's competitive and operational environment, will depend on our ability to set the right course for our future. JetBlue crewmembers have demonstrated their unique ability to tackle challenges, especially when given the right tools and resources, while staying true to our company's values. I am committed to serving our crewmembers so they may continue to serve our customers with signature JetBlue service.''
Mr. Chew joined JetBlue after four years with the Federal Aviation Administration as Chief Operating Officer, following a 17-year career with American Airlines in their Operations and Planning units. | | Date parution : 24/09/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CHIAMES Christopher L. | | Senior Vice President - Corporate Affairs | | US Airways |
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Christopher L. Chiames joined US Airways as senior vice president of corporate affairs in May 2002. He is responsible for the company's government relations and corporate communications functions, including media and employee communications.
He joined US Airways with more than a decade of airline industry experience, most recently leading Burson-Marsteller's transportation and tourism public affairs practice as managing director.
Prior to joining Burson-Marsteller, Chiames served for five years as managing director of public relations at American Airlines. He also has held key government affairs and communications positions with the airline industry's trade group, the Air Transport Association. He began his professional career as press secretary to former House Majority Whip Tony Coelho.
Chiames holds a bachelor of arts degree in journalism, with a minor in business, from California State University, Fresno, a master of arts degree in journalism from the University of Maryland, and a master's degree in public administration from Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government.
Source : US Airways | | Date parution : 24/03/2006 | | catégorie : | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Chiang Miguel | | Directeur Régional des Ventes Amérique Centrale | | AFI KLM E&M |
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Miguel Chiang nommé Directeur Régional des Ventes Amérique Centrale et du
Paris, Amstelveen, 09 août 2011 - A partir du siège d'AFI KLM E&M au Bourget, Miguel Chiang sera chargé de développer et de mettre en œuvre les stratégies et les plans commerciaux de l'organisation dans la région. Il coordonnera l'équipe des ventes avec plusieurs objectifs en vue - notamment renforcer les relations avec les clients existants et en construire de nouvelles avec les prospects, mais aussi accroître l'empreinte d'AFI KLM E&M dans la région en termes de clients et de produits.
Miguel Chiang est titulaire d'un Master en Ingénierie Mécanique (spécialisation turbines à gaz) de l'Université Technique de Delft, et est diplômé de la Nyenrode Business Universiteit aux Pays-Bas.
Une expérience étendue de l'industrie aéronautique
La carrière de Miguel débute en 1995 chez Urenco. Pendant 5 ans, il y occupe les postes d'ingénieur projet et puis de chef de projet, chargé du transfert des capacités de production des modules de compression des APU A330 et A340 entre TurboMeca et Urenco, avant d'être nommé responsable du support production.
Il intègre ensuite la société Accenture, où il assure des missions de conseil et des projets IT auprès de clients du secteur aéronautique. En 2002, il rejoint la direction de la maintenance de KLM E&M en tant que responsable d'une unité de support. En 2005, il devient chef de projet pour l'implémentation du logiciel SAP au sein de KLM E&M. En 2007, toujours au sein de la direction de la maintenance, Miguel est nommé chef de projet pour l'implémentation de Maintenix, le logiciel de gestion des opérations de maintenance choisi pour la flotte Airbus A330 de KLM. L'année suivante, il rejoint les rangs du département marketing au sein de l'organisation commerciale combinée d'AFI KLM E&M comme directeur du support produit maintenance en base des cellules avion. Il y joue un rôle d'interface entre la force de vente mondiale d'AFI KLM E&M, les attentes exprimées par ses clients et les équipes Cellules de KLM E&M, assurant le support des processus commerciaux, depuis les demandes du client jusqu'à l'élaboration du contrat | | Date parution : 10/08/2011 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Ching Stephen Lee | | non-executive Chairman of SIA | | SIA |
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Change Of Chairmanship In SIA
05 October 2005:
Mr Koh Boon Hwee will be relinquishing his position as non-executive Chairman and Director of Singapore Airlines at the end of the year. Mr Stephen Lee Ching Yen will be proposed to the Board to take over from Mr Koh as non-executive Chairman of SIA on 1 January 2006.
Mr Koh joined the SIA Board in March 2001 and became Chairman in July 2001. During his 4 year stint, he led the company through a number of unprecedented crises affecting the aviation industry, namely, the September 11 2001 terrorist attack of the World Trade Centre in New York, the Bali bombing of October 12 2002, the SARS epidemic in 2003, the entry of low cost and budget carriers in the region and most recently, the very high fuel prices.
Mr Koh also steered the smooth change of SIA CEO from Dr Cheong Choong Kong to Mr Chew Choon Seng in June 2003.
Under his helm, SIA maintained its loss free record despite very adverse operating conditions and in the last financial year of 2004-2005, SIA achieved record profit close to $1.4 billion.
SIA CEO Chew Choon Seng, expressing his appreciation on behalf of all SIA staff said, “Mr Koh, in his 4 years as Chairman, has seen SIA through a refreshing phase of changes and development. The company has benefited a great deal from his vast business and leadership experience in different industries. He has helped us with new insights and fresh perspectives which were valuable in enhancing our business competitiveness and raising the standard of our customer service.”
Mr Stephen Lee Ching Yen was appointed Director of SIA in April 2004. He is the Chairman of the Board Labour Relations Committee and a member of the Audit and Risk Committee.
Mr Lee is also Managing Director of both Shanghai Commercial and Savings Bank Ltd and Great Malaysia Textile Manufacturing Company Pte Ltd. Mr Lee serves as Chairman of the Singapore Business Federation and a Director of Fraser & Neave Ltd. He recently retired as Chairman of PSA International Limited. Mr Lee was Chairman of International Enterprise Singapore 1995-2002.
Source: SIA | | Date parution : 05/10/2005 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Chino John J. | | Electronic Systems sector deputy | | Northrop Grumman |
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Northrop Grumman Names John Chino to New Post of Deputy for Electronic Systems
BALTIMORE, Nov. 28, 2005:
Northrop Grumman Corporation (NYSE:NOC) has appointed John J. Chino as deputy of the company's Electronic Systems sector and vice president and general manager of enterprise excellence. He will report to James F. Pitts, corporate vice president and president of Northrop Grumman Electronic Systems.
In this newly created role, Chino will have executive responsibility for the sector's engineering, manufacturing, procurement and materials management, flight test and capital resources functions. He will oversee an enterprise excellence organization responsible for making process improvements and driving efficiencies across the sector.
A 34-year veteran of the company, Chino most recently served as sector vice president and general manager of engineering and manufacturing. Prior assignments included vice president and general manager of the defensive systems division in Rolling Meadows, Ill., and vice president of space-based infrared systems.
"John is an experienced executive who has served in a number of key leadership roles for Electronic Systems," said Pitts. "His technical knowledge and wealth of practical business experience will be extremely valuable in helping to ensure the continued strong operational performance of the sector."
Chino earned a bachelor's degree in engineering from the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, a master's degree in engineering from the University of Maryland, and a Ph.D. in engineering from the George Washington University. He also completed The General Manager's Program at Harvard Business School. Chino holds 38 patent disclosures and eight patents. He has also served for many years as an instructor of engineering and mathematics at two community colleges and at the Johns Hopkins University.
Headquartered in Baltimore, Northrop Grumman's Electronic Systems sector is a world leader in the design, development and manufacture of defense and commercial electronics and systems including airborne radar; navigation systems; electronic countermeasures; precision weapons; airspace management systems; communications systems; space sensors; marine and naval systems; government systems; and logistics services.
Source: Northrop Grumman | | Date parution : 29/11/2005 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CHINO John 59 ans | | VP Programs, Quality and Engineering | | Northrop Grumman |
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Northrop Grumman Corporation announced today that it has appointed John J. Chino vice president of programs, quality and engineering, succeeding David H. Barakat, who will be retiring later this year.
Chino, 59, will assume his new position on Sept. 15. He will report to Wes Bush, Northrop Grumman president and chief operating officer.
"John Chino has an outstanding track record in managing challenging programs, focusing on quality products for our customers, and advancing our technical capabilities to enable the company to serve our customers' needs well into the future. This experience makes him well suited for this important leadership position," said Bush.
In his new role, Chino will lead the company's activities associated with program management, quality, engineering and technology. In program management, he will conduct special program reviews and take responsibility for the company's non-advocate review process. In quality, he will lead the company's efforts to continually enhance the quality management systems across the enterprise.
Chino will be the functional lead for engineering collaboration efforts across the company. He will serve as the corporate focal point for Northrop Grumman's technology development efforts. He will also lead the intellectual asset management team and provide the technical interface for the company's university relations efforts.
Chino was most recently deputy, sector vice president and general manager of the company's Electronic Systems sector. He joined the company in 1971 and has held positions of increasing responsibility in engineering, program and business area management.
Chino earned a bachelor's degree from Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, a master's degree from the University of Maryland, a doctorate in engineering from George Washington University, and completed the General Managers Program at Harvard University's Graduate School of Business. | | Date parution : 11/09/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CHISNALL Graham | | Director, Commercial Aerospace & Operations | | A|D|S |
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Graham is an Aerospace Engineer by training and has retained an interest and responsibility for technology throughout his career.
His management training was obtained at INSEAD, UCLA and in the Cabinet Office.
His career has progressed since his early days as an engineer and manager within BAe Military Division, with promotions to Chief Engineer and Director, Military Aircraft and Programme Director for Nimrod, before becoming Head of Group Strategy for BAE Systems in 1998.
He then moved to become Group Director of Operations at GKN Aerospace, followed by Director of Sales, Marketing and Strategy, GKN Aerospace and finally Director, Corporate Strategy, GKN Plc.
He is a Fellow of the Royal Aeronautical Society and a non-executive Director of two non-aerospace entities.
Graham is a qualified and active pilot. | | Date parution : 11/05/2010 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Chouaki Amar | | Directeur Régional des Ventes Europe du Sud | | AFI KLM E&M |
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Amar Chouaki nommé
Directeur Régional des Ventes Europe du Sud
Paris, Amstelveen, 09 août 2011 -
Amar Chouaki se voit confier une nouvelle mission au sein d'AFI KLM E&M. Nommé à la tête de l'équipe de vente dédiée à cette région clé, il est désormais chargé d'y développer la présence du Groupe, d'y renforcer ses liens avec les clients existants et de convaincre de nouveaux prospects en lien avec les objectifs commerciaux et stratégique d'AFI KLM E&M.
Titulaire d'un DEA en Mécanique des Structures et d'un Doctorat en Mécanique de l'ENS Cachan, Amar Chouaki débute sa carrière comme ingénieur en calcul mécanique (1994) et professeur associé à l'Université Paris X (1998). Durant ces années, il mène des activités de Recherche & Développement en lien avec des entreprises du secteur aéronautique et spatial.
Une longue expérience dans l'industrie aéronautique
Amar rejoint le Groupe AIR FRANCE KLM en 2001 en tant que responsable de projet au sein de la direction Modifications Cabine Clients Tiers. Jusqu'en 2006, il gère plusieurs programmes de modifications pour des clients et occupe ensuite le poste de directeur des opérations techniques, toujours au sein de la direction Modifications Cabine Clients Tiers, où il gère alors l'équipe Qualité & Méthodes.
En 2006, il se voit confier le développement commercial de l'entité DOA (Design Organization Approval) nouvellement créée, qui regroupe les directions Modifications Cabine pour les clients tiers et pour la flotte Air France, ainsi que le Bureau de Navigabilité. A partir de juin 2008, il prend aussi en charge le Département Gestion de Projet de la nouvelle entité. En 2009, le produit Modifications Cabine devient formellement le 4ème métier d'AFI KLM E&M, et Amar Chouaki prend à cette occasion la direction du support produit Modifications Cabine au sein de la Direction Marketing et Ventes. Il s'y consacre à la mise en place de processus contractuels, marketing et ventes spécifiques pour l'activité, ainsi qu'au lancement d'une offre de Modifications VIP | | Date parution : 10/08/2011 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CHURCHILL Gregory S. | | executive VP, International and Service Solutions | | Rockwell Collins |
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Gregory (Greg) S. Churchill has been named executive vice president officer of Rockwell Collins International and Service Solutions.
Churchill, who is a 30-year employee of Rockwell Collins, had been vice president and general manager of Business and Regional Systems since June 2001. Churchill held several business development and program management positions before being named vice president of Business Development for Government Systems in February 2000.
A native of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Churchill earned a bachelor of science degree in industrial administration from Iowa State University.
Churchill is a member of the following organizations: American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Airlift Tanker Association, Army Aviation Association of America, Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association, American Helicopter Society, Association of the U.S. Army, Navy League and the National Defense Industrial Association.
Churchill is also a member of the Engineering College Industrial Advisory Council for Iowa State University and serves on the board of directors for the Cedar Rapids Baseball Club. | | Date parution : 22/02/2010 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Chün Paul | | Directeur général | | KLM UK Engineering Limited |
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Paul Chün nommé directeur général de KLM UK Engineering Limited
L’ancien directeur général d’EPCOR prend ses nouvelles fonctions en janvier 2012.
Paris, Amstelveen, 12 janvier 2012 – Après cinq ans passés à la tête de la filiale d’AFI KLM E&M EPCOR, Paul Chün prend un nouveau poste en tant que directeur général de KLM UK Engineering Limited, filiale à 100% d’AFI KLM E&M, et spécialisée dans les solutions de maintenance à destination des flottes régionales.
Paul détient une Licence en Ingénierie Aéronautique de l’Ecole Technique Supérieure (HTS) de Haarlem aux Pays-Bas et un Master en Gestion de la TSM Business School, et possède 30 ans d’expérience dans le secteur aéronautique.
Une longue expérience de l’industrie aéronautique
Il débute en 1978, quand il intègre KLM Engineering & Maintenance comme stagiaire dans la maintenance aéronautique. En tant qu’ingénieur d’exploitation pour la maintenance aéronautique, il fut impliqué dans l’introduction de nouveaux avions pour KLM, notamment les Fokker 100 et les Boeing 737. Comme responsable de l’unité de production Maintenance en ligne, il quitte KLM Engineering & Maintenance afin d’assurer plusieurs missions pour le compte de KLM. De 2001 à 2003, il fut directeur des relations industrielles pour KLM, puis il retrouve KLM E&M en 2003 pour se consacrer avec succès au déploiement de la méthodologie Lean Six Sigma.
Depuis 2007, il était directeur général d’EPCOR, filiale d’AFI KLM E&M spécialisée dans l’entretien et la réparation d’équipements pneumatiques et de groupes auxiliaires de puissance (Auxiliary Power Unit – APU).
Paul Chün s’est dit « très fier de prendre la tête de KLM UK Engineering Limited », et ajoute : « J’espère que mes connaissances des méthodes de travail et de l’organisation du réseau du Groupe pourront profiter à KLM UK et à ses clients, afin de toujours mieux répondre et s’adapter à leurs attentes. C’est une belle entreprise, dotée d’une expérience et d’un savoir-faire étendus sur la maintenance des flottes régionales, des Fokker aux Boeing 737, et je m’attacherai à poursuivre les efforts d’Onno Pietersma pour renforcer encore la présence de KLM UK sur le marché. »
A propos d’AFI KLM E&M et de KLM UK Engineering Ltd
Après le rapprochement d’AIR FRANCE et KLM, Air France Industries et KLM Engineering & Maintenance ont réuni leurs forces et occupent une position de leader mondial de la Maintenance Aéronautique multi-produits. Avec plus de 14 000 employés, AFI KLM E&M offre des capacités étendues de support technique aux opérateurs aériens, de l’ingénierie et des interventions sur avion, à la maintenance des moteurs, en passant par la gestion, la réparation et la fourniture de pièces et d’équipements aéronautiques à partir d’un puissant réseau logistique. AFI KLM E&M assure le support de près de 1 300 avions appartenant à 150 compagnies aériennes internationales.
KLM UK Engineering Limited est un MRO fournissant des services EASA Part 145 et leader sur les flottes régionales et monocouloir. KLM UK est une filiale détenue à 100 % par KLM Royal Dutch Airlines et membre du réseau MRO d’Air France Industries KLM Engineering & Maintenance, de ses filiales et coentreprises. La base principale de KLM UK se situe à l’aéroport international de Norwich, sur la côte Est du Royaume-Uni. Ses services incluent la maintenance en base, la maintenance en ligne, la vente d’équipements, la formation technique et la désaffectation sur les Boeing 737, les Fokker 50/70/100 et les BAe 146/Avro RJ, tandis que son installation industrielle comprend 3 hangars, 8 baies et un large atelier équipement sur site. KLM UK est installé à Norwich depuis 40 ans, emploie environ 350 personnes et s’enorgueillit d’effectifs expérimentés et qualifiés, proposant des services et des produits de haute qualité. Ses agréments incluent : EASA Part 145, EASA Part 147, DCA (Bermudes), NCAA (Nigéria), et OMAC-E 570.
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| | Date parution : 12/01/2012 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CIMINELLI Robert 56 ans | | vice president, Philadelphia operation. | | US Airways |
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US Airways today announced the appointment of two executives, pending board of directors' approval, who will oversee key parts of the airline's east coast operation. Suzanne Boda has been named senior vice president, east coast, international and cargo operations and Robert Ciminelli has been named vice president, Philadelphia operation.
Ciminelli, 56, will be responsible for all aspects of the airline's operations at its Philadelphia hub and will report to Boda. In the newly created position of vice president, Philadelphia hub, Ciminelli will have direct oversight of all of the operating functions. The current airport customer service team in Philadelphia will report directly to Ciminelli. The airline currently operates 420 daily flights and serves 113 destinations from its hub in Philadelphia.
Ciminelli's aviation career spans three decades with American Airlines beginning in 1979 as an airport agent at Los Angeles International Airport. Most recently he was managing director at New York City's LaGuardia Airport. Prior appointments include managing director, Dallas/Fort Worth and managing director, southeast region. He also served as general manager for American Airlines' operations at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. Ciminelli has held other airline operations management positions at Nashville, Tenn. and Raleigh, N.C. He attended the University of Buffalo. He and his wife Joanne will relocate to Philadelphia.
Said Ciminelli, "US Airways plays a key role in Philadelphia and I am very excited to build on the positive momentum already in place. Northeast airline operations can prove extremely challenging given the unpredictable weather patterns, high-density markets and other complex elements that drive a hub's operation. However, we will address these challenges with a focus on improving coordination and communication across all of our operating departments."
| | Date parution : 08/01/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CLAPPER William S. | | vice-président exécutif | | CFM International |
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William S. Clapper, vice-président exécutif de CFM International est nommé au grade de chevalier dans l'Ordre national de la Légion d'honneur.
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| | CLERVOY Jean-François | | PDG | | Novespace |
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Jean-François Clervoy est PDG de Novespace et astronaute de l’Agence Spatiale Européenne.
La société Novespace (filiale du CNES) qu’il dirige est propriétaire de l’airbus A300 ZERO-G qui réalise des vols paraboliques pour la recherche scientifique et technologique en microgravité.
Jean-François Clervoy est l’un des 9 français ayant séjourné dans l’espace. Il a volé trois fois à bord de la navette spatiale américaine.
En tant que spécialiste du bras télémanipulateur de la navette lors de la mission STS 103 en 1999, il était responsable de la capture dans l’espace du télescope spatial Hubble et des déplacements dans le vide de ses collègues en scaphandre pour le réparer.
Lors des autres missions, il fut responsable de plusieurs instruments d’études de l’atmosphère et des opérations d’approche, d’amarrage de la navette Atlantis à la station orbitale MIR pour son ravitaillement.
Jean-François Clervoy est membre de l'Association des Explorateurs de l'Espace ASE et fait partie du comité de soutien de l'INREES, Institut de Recherche sur les Expériences Extraordinaires. | | Date parution : 01/04/2009 | | catégorie : Autre | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CLEVELAND Capt. Fred | | Vice President - Base Maintenance | | American Airlines |
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American Airlines today announced that U.S. Navy Capt. Fred Cleveland will become Vice President - Base Maintenance to oversee American’s three maintenance bases in Tulsa, Okla., Fort Worth, and Kansas City, Mo. His appointment is effective Jan. 28, 2008.
Cleveland joins American after a 28-year career in Naval Aviation Maintenance. In his last assignment, he served as the Commanding Officer for the Naval Aviation Enterprise Fleet Readiness Center in San Diego, Calif., with responsibility for leading all phases of the Navy’s largest airframe aviation industrial activity, including the repair and overhaul of both U.S. Marine Corps and Navy carrier tactical aircraft and helicopters.
In his new position, Cleveland will oversee all maintenance, repair and overhaul activities at American’s three aircraft and engine bases where more than 9,000 employees work. He will be based in Tulsa.
“Fred Cleveland is an exceptional addition to the American Airlines Base Maintenance team,” said Carmine Romano, Senior Vice President – Maintenance and Engineering. “He has proven his ability to lead and deliver results in one of the highest-pressured and highest-demanding environments – the United States Navy. We will benefit greatly from Fred’s nearly three decades of experience in aviation and aircraft maintenance.”
In his military career, Cleveland also oversaw the day-to-day maintenance operations, engineering and logistics support for aircraft at the Naval Air Depot in North Island, Calif., which included all carrier- based Navy aircraft and all West Coast Marine Corps and Navy helicopters. He also was the Naval Air Forces maintenance officer for flight-line operations on eight Naval Air Stations, 12 aircraft carriers and 160 squadrons. He is a former Blue Angel and the Maintenance Officer for the Navy Fighter Weapons School, “Top Gun.”
Cleveland earned a Bachelor’s of Science in Engineering from the U.S. Naval Academy and Master’s in Business Administration from the Naval Postgraduate School, and holds designation as a Certified Professional Logistician from the Society of Logistics Engineers. He received flight training at Naval Air Station Pensacola. | | Date parution : 13/12/2007 | | catégorie : | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CLIFFORD Michael | | Managing Director for Australian Operations | | General Dynamics |
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June 28, 2006
General Dynamics Canada Announces New Managing Director for Australian Operations
CANBERRA, Australia—General Dynamics Canada today announced the appointment of retired Maj. Gen. Michael Clifford as the new managing director of General Dynamics Systems Australia, reporting to John Watts, president of General Dynamics Canada, effective July 3, 2006. General Dynamics Canada is a wholly-owned subsidiary of General Dynamics (NYSE: GD).
Clifford brings 30 years of military experience working with the Australian Defence Forces, most recently as head of the Information Capability Management Division. He is a graduate of the Centre for Defence and Strategic Studies and has undertaken post-graduate studies at Harvard Business School. His appointment is a reflection of General Dynamics’ long term commitment to the Australian Government.
General Dynamics Systems Australia was established to bring world class military communications, command and control prime systems integration capability to Australia in support of the Department of Defence, Defence Electronic Systems Sector Strategic Plan objectives, commencing with the Battlespace Communications Systems (Land) project, referred to as JP 2072.
“The combination of Australia’s highly skilled workforce, General Dynamics’ extensive range of capability and a commitment to local Small Medium Enterprises is an important contribution to the Australian defence sector,” said Watts. “It also provides a portal for bringing innovative Australian technologies to the global marketplace.”
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| | Coats Michael L. | | director of NASA's Johnson Space Center | | NASA |
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NASA Names Former Astronaut New Johnson Center Director
November 7, 2005:
Michael L. Coats has been named director of NASA's Johnson Space Center. Coats is a former astronaut, and he currently is vice president of Lockheed Martin Astronautics in Denver. He will become the ninth person to serve as director in the center's 44-year history.
"Mike Coats brings a perfect blend of experience to his new role as the head of the nation's primary center for human spaceflight development and operations," said NASA Administrator Michael Griffin. "As a former pilot and astronaut, and a long-time aerospace industry executive, he knows what our next generation of manned spacecraft must be able to do, and he knows what it takes to produce them. I'm delighted to welcome Mike back home to NASA."
Coats joined NASA in 1978 as a member of the first astronaut class specifically selected to fly the space shuttle. He flew three shuttle missions, the first as pilot for the maiden flight of Discovery in 1984. He commanded two subsequent shuttle missions, logging a total of more than 463 hours in space. Before joining NASA he was a distinguished U.S. Navy aviator. He logged more than 5,000 hours of flight time in 28 different types of aircraft. He retired from NASA and the Navy in August 1991.
"I look forward to returning to the Johnson Space Center, and I am honored by the trust Mike Griffin has shown in me," Coats said. "We will embrace the challenge of the new Constellation program that will take us first to the moon, and then on to Mars. At the same time, the contributions of the space shuttle and international space station will be critical steps in that journey and we remain committed to their success."
Coats replaces Jefferson D. Howell, Jr., who is on assignment as a visiting professor to the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas at Austin.
Source: NASA | | Date parution : 08/11/2005 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | COBHAM Michael 79 ans | | Life President | | Cobham |
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Death of Sir Michael Cobham
13 Apr 2006
Sir Michael Cobham - February 1927 - April 2006 Sir Michael Cobham, Life President of Cobham plc, passed away at his Hampshire home last night, aged 79, following a long illness. Sir Michael was Chief Executive of the organisation from 1969 to 1992, and Chairman from 1969 to 1995.
Sir Michael joined the organisation in 1944 as personal assistant to the General Manager of Flight Refuelling Limited. In a career spanning more than 60 years, his commitment, drive and vision were instrumental in the development of Cobham plc, which now has a turnover of more than £1bn and 10,000 employees on five continents.
In addition to his career with the organisation, Sir Michael was an active and valued contributor to the UK aerospace industry. His appointments included Presidency of the Society of British Aerospace Companies (SBAC), Vice President of the Air League and Assistant to the Court of the Guild of Air Pilots and Navigators (GAPAN). More local involvements in recent years embraced being President of the Christchurch Branch of the Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS) and also a Trustee of the Fleet Air Arm Museum at Yeovilton in the UK. Sir Michael was a generous supporter of Southampton and Bournemouth Universities, receiving a Doctor of Engineering from Bournemouth University in 1994.
His colleagues on the Board of Cobham plc and all employees both past and present extend their thoughts and deepest sympathy to Lady Nadine Cobham and daughter Camilla on their sad loss.
As a mark of respect, we will be flying flags at half mast and producing a book of condolences for Sir Michael’s family.
Source : Cobham | | Date parution : 14/04/2006 | | catégorie : | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | COBIN Jonathan | | Senior VP of Project and Operations Management | | Aircell |
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Aircell, the world's leading provider of airborne communications, recently announced the appointment of Jonathan Cobin to Senior Vice President of Project and Operations Management.
With fifteen years of business and project management experience, Mr. Cobin will be responsible for overseeing the overall success of Aircell's organizational and operational effectiveness. In addition, Joe Cruz, Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, will focus on Aircell's technology roadmap and development of the company's next generation technologies. Both Mr. Cobin and Mr. Cruz will report directly to Aircell's President and CEO, Michael Small.
"We are very pleased that Jon has joined the Aircell team. His expertise and unique track record of successful business leadership will be invaluable in taking Aircell to new levels of profitable growth," commented Michael Small, Aircell's President and CEO.
Prior to joining Aircell, Mr. Cobin served as the Vice President of Strategic Planning at Centennial Communications and was instrumental in formulating the company's overall strategy as well as planning and executing major growth initiatives and milestone transactions. Prior to Centennial, Mr. Cobin held positions of increasing responsibility as a strategy consultant at Dean & Company, and in investment banking at J.P. Morgan. | | Date parution : 12/05/2010 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | COHEN Neal | | Executive Vice President and chief executive offic | | Northwest Airlines |
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Neal Cohen, who currently serves as executive vice president and chief financial officer, has been named executive vice president – strategy, international and chief executive officer – regional airlines. In his new role, Cohen will have lead responsibility for strategy development, will manage NWA’s international passenger and cargo businesses as well as oversee NWA’s wholly-owned regional carriers. Cohen will continue to report to Steenland.
“Neal was very instrumental in the company’s successful restructuring efforts and is extremely knowledgeable with all aspects of Northwest’s business portfolio,” Steenland said. “His creativity and broad strategic leadership skills make him ideally suited to take on this challenging role as we strive to excel in the highly competitive international sector.” | | Date parution : 06/06/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | COJAN Jean-Pierre | | Directeur général adjoint Stratégie Développement | | Safran |
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Jean-Pierre Cojan est nommé Directeur général adjoint en charge de la Stratégie et du Développement du groupe Safran, succédant à Olivier Andriès dans cette fonction.
Jean-Pierre Cojan, 55 ans, est diplômé de l’Ecole des Mines de Paris (promotion 1974). Il rejoint le Groupe en 1977 au sein de Snecma, en tant qu’ingénieur Dimensionnement des structures. A partir de 1981, il assure différentes fonctions de responsabilité clients : applications militaires aux Etats-Unis du moteur CFM56, préparation à l’entrée en service des nouveaux clients de CFM International (1985), support client pour plusieurs compagnies aériennes majeures (1988).
Jean-Pierre Cojan devient directeur du Support technique client en 1990, puis directeur du Marketing en 1991. Il est nommé directeur du Marché civil en 1995, puis Directeur général de la division Moteurs civils en 2001. En 2007, il est nommé Président directeur général de la société Aircelle. | | Date parution : 31/07/2009 | | catégorie : | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | COKER Chris | | Detica | | Detica |
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Chris Coker is appointed as Finance Director and is joined on the Management Board by Imam Hoque, who leads the successful NetReveal software business.
Chris Coker will lead Detica’s financial management, taking responsibility for financial planning and strategy.
Chris joined Detica in 2007, performing a number of central and operational finance roles, including his most recent position as UK Finance Director. His work has included integration of UK and US acquisitions as well as working on tax and treasury strategies. Chris has long standing professional and business services experience, working previously at PricewaterhouseCoopers.
Chris will report directly to Martin Sutherland, Detica’s managing director. | | Date parution : 18/06/2010 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | COLLIER Fayette | | Principal Investigator, Subsonic Fixed Wing Thrust | | NASA |
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Carrière / Career:
1997 – M.B.A, Sloan School, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1988 – Ph.D., Aerospace Engineering, Virginia Tech Recent Work Experiences
Principal Investigator, Subsonic Fixed Wing Program Thrust Area, Fundamental Aeronautics Program
– 09/2005 to present: Responsible for planning and directing a multi-year, multi-disciplinary research program and team addressing near term and far term technology needs for subsonic transport aircraft. The program will develop
multi-disciplinary design/analysis tools, technologies, and vehicle concepts that lead to improved system performance, reduced community noise, and lower emissions for aircraft in the subsonic fleet. The products of
the research program will enable future air transport systems that effectively operate in an evolving airspace system, consistent with NASA, NGATS, and JPDO visions.
Vehicle Sector Manager, Subsonic Transport, Vehicle System Program – 11/2003 to 09/2005: Was responsible for a team effort to define and fund the research program required to meet the goals for subsonic transport aircraft (ST Sector).
Responsibilities included: (1) Assessment of new technologies and creation of strategies and
plans for development of the technologies. Provide strategic technical direction for VSP related to the ST Sector.
Assess coverage and leveraging opportunities for ST research across the other vehicle sectors. Provide a focal point for research and "Mission Pull" for the ST Sector.
(2) Maintain relationships with potential partners;
identify opportunities for new vehicle capabilities and strategic partnerships. Conduct system level assessments of technology impacts and gap assessment of Vehicle Systems technology portfolio
(3) Maintain Sector
Roadmaps and Goals/Objectives/Technical Challenges/Approaches (GOTChA) charts for the ST Sector.
Develop roadmaps tied to specific numerical goals with partners (industry, academia, OGA's) and decomposed on the GOTChA's. Maximize research return on investment (ROI) in terms of "Public Good." Maximize
leverage of resources ($, people) across sectors and projects. | | Date parution : 07/12/2006 | | catégorie : Autre | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | COLLIER Bill | | Vice President, Citation Parts Distribution | | Cessna |
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Collier will manage the global spare parts support and distribution functions, the administration of Citation aircraft warranty, the sale and administration of direct operating cost programs (Citation ProAdvantage programs) and the negotiation and management of Product Support Agreements with the Citation supply partners. He will report to Mark Paolucci, senior vice president, Customer Service, and will be based at the company's headquarters in Wichita.
"Bill has a diverse background in aviation aftermarket support and a strong focus on customer satisfaction," Paolucci said. "I'm excited to have Bill as part of my leadership team. His expertise and commitment to customer satisfaction are critical as we provide parts support to our customers around the globe."
Collier joined Cessna in 2005 as director of Sales and Marketing at Citation Parts Distribution. Prior to joining to Cessna, Collier held leadership positions with Air Services International in Arizona and with Rolls-Royce Corporation in Indiana and California.
Collier holds both a bachelor's degree in Business from Indiana University as well as a MBA from Indiana Wesleyan University.
He holds a green belt certification in Textron's Six Sigma program. | | Date parution : 25/07/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | COLSON Philippe | | Directeur de la Directeur CCI, et de l’aéroport de | | Aéroport de Strasbourg |
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Philippe COLSON, Directeur Général de la CCI assurera les fonctions de Directeur de l’aéroport de Strasbourg
«Le développement de l’Aéroport est un grand chantier et une priorité majeure», souligne Philippe Colson, lequel mise sur les lignes intérieures transversales et le recrutement de compagnies charter. «Nous pouvons également prendre exemple sur ce qui s’est fait à Nantes et Marseille lors de l’arrivée du TGV. De nombreuses pistes sont à développer en partenariat avec la Compagnie Air France». Par ailleurs, le redéploiement de la plate-forme en pôle tertiaire lui semble une évidence : «L’implantation du World Trade Center, avec des bureaux destinés aux entreprises concernées par l’international, constituera une offre complémentaire à celle du futur parc des expositions qui s’adossera au Zénith d’Eckbolsheim». Abordant le point du tourisme d’affaires, son expérience à Strasbourg Événements sera un plus dans les démarches à entreprendre par la CCI, partie prenante dans la création du futur «Convention Bureau». | | Date parution : 13/02/2009 | | catégorie : Autre | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Comey James B. 44 ans | | Senior Vice President et conseiller général | | Lockheed Martin |
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James B. Comey succède en tant que Senior Vice President et conseiller général de la compagnie Lockheed Martin Frank H. Menaker Jr qui, à 65 ans part à la retraite. | | Date parution : 28/09/2005 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CONNER Raymond L. | | Vice President, Sales, Boeing Commercial Airplanes | | Boeing |
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Biography
Raymond Conner is vice president of Sales for Boeing Commercial Airplanes. Appointed to this position effective January 2008, Conner is responsible for the sales of commercial airplanes and related services to airlines and leasing customers around the world. Conner reports to Scott Carson, president and CEO, Boeing Commercial Airplanes.
Between February 2003 and December 2007, Conner was vice president, Sales, for the Americas and was responsible for the Boeing business relationships with airline customers in North America and Latin America, and for the sale of all Boeing commercial airplanes to customers in those regions.
Prior to that, Conner was vice president and general manager of the 777 Program, beginning in June 2001.
Prior to his assignment on the 777 Program, Conner was vice president of Asia/Pacific for Boeing Commercial Airplanes. In that role, Conner led the Asia/Pacific sales organization and was responsible for maintaining business relationships between Boeing, Asia/Pacific airlines and Asian aerospace industries. He also was responsible for the operation of Boeing offices in China, Japan and Korea.
Additionally, Conner served as vice president and general manager of the 747 Program, overseeing a team that managed the design, development, certification and production of the 747 airplane.
Prior to that assignment, he was vice president of the Propulsion Systems Division, where he led the development of propulsion systems and auxiliary power units for the entire Boeing family of commercial airplanes.
Before this, Conner was director of Finance and Information Systems for the Materiel Division of Boeing Commercial Airplanes Group. There, he was responsible for developing and implementing strategies to lower costs and achieve higher productivity in the procurement of contracts from suppliers around the world. He also oversaw information systems support for remote site networking, electronic commerce and workstation upgrades.
Since joining Boeing in 1977 as a mechanic on the 727 Program, Conner has held a variety of management positions in the company, including deputy director of Major Outside Production and Program Participants, and International Business Operations -- both in the Materiel Division. Prior to this, he was the Boeing sales director for Thailand and led a group working with the U.S. government on political issues affecting the company.
Conner holds a bachelor’s degree in biology from Whitworth College and a master’s in business administration from the University of Puget Sound.
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| | Conner Ray 57 ans | | président-directeur général Aviation Commerciale | | Boeing |
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Boeing nomme Ray Conner à la tête de la division Aviation Commerciale
CHICAGO, le 26 juin 2012 — Jim McNerney, Président du conseil d’administration et Président-directeur général de Boeing a annoncé ce mardi 26 juin la nomination de Raymond L. Conner au poste de président-directeur général de la division Aviation Commerciale de Boeing.
Âgé de 57 ans, Ray Conner est entré chez Boeing il y a 34 ans en tant que mécanicien d’avion. Il occupait jusqu’à présent le poste de senior vice-président en charge des ventes et du support client de la division Aviation Commerciale. Il remplace à ce poste James F. Albaugh, 62 ans, qui a annoncé son départ à la retraite le 1er octobre après 37 ans de carrière dans le Groupe.
« La richesse d’expérience de Ray dans le domaine de l’aviation civile n’a pas d’équivalent dans notre industrie, » a déclaré Jim McNerney. « Ray a construit des avions, vendu des avions, géré la maintenance et dirigé nos plus gros programmes. Il connaît parfaitement nos clients et est respecté par nos employés. Ray est le prochain leader naturel de notre activité Aviation Commerciale actuellement en plein essor, et sa nomination s’inscrit dans le droit fil de notre plan de succession. »
Avant de diriger les ventes et le support client de Boeing au plan mondial, Ray Conner a occupé le poste de vice-président en charge de la gestion de la chaîne d’approvisionnement et des opérations, où il était responsable des relations commerciales avec des milliers de fournisseurs à travers le monde, ainsi que de la performance des activités de production intégrée, de la qualité, de la fabrication et des systèmes de propulsion. À ce poste, il a également supervisé le développement des nouvelles installations de production et d’assemblage de Boeing en Caroline du Sud.
Parmi les nombreuses autres fonctions de direction assumées au cours de sa carrière, Ray Conner a occupé les postes de vice-président et directeur général des programmes 777 et 747, ainsi que de vice-président des ventes pour les régions Amériques et Asie-Pacifique. L’année dernière, il a joué un rôle majeur dans la négociation du renouvellement d’un contrat historique de quatre ans avec le principal syndicat de Boeing. Ray Conner est entré chez Boeing en 1977 en tant que mécanicien sur le programme 727.
Jim Albaugh a rejoint Boeing en 1975 au sein de ce qui était à l’époque l’activité Défense et Espace de Rockwell Corporation, acquise par Boeing en 1996. Au cours de sa carrière, Jim a occupé les postes de président de Rocketdyne Propulsion & Power, président et CEO de Boeing Space & Communications, et président et CEO de Boeing Integrated Defense Systems. Jusqu’à son départ effectif en retraite, Jim Albaugh continuera de reporter à Jim McNerney tout en assurant la transition avec son successeur.
« Nous remercions Jim pour les nombreuses années passées au service de nos activités Défense, Espace et Sécurité et, plus récemment, à la tête de la division Aviation Commerciale où il a participé à la certification et à l’entrée en service avec succès du 787 Dreamliner et du 747-8, ainsi qu’au lancement du 737 MAX, » a déclaré Jim McNerney.
Cette nomination est effective immédiatement. Le successeur de Ray Conner sera nommé à une date ultérieure. | | Date parution : 29/06/2012 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CONVER Tim | | Chairman of the board | | AeroVironment |
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The Board of Directors of AeroVironment, Inc. a leader in unmanned aircraft systems and efficient electric energy systems, today announced that it has unanimously elected Tim Conver as its new chairman of the board. After joining AV's Board of Directors in the late 1980's Conver became its president in 1991 and assumed the additional role of chief executive officer shortly thereafter. Conver now assumes the role previously held by Dr. Paul MacCready, who has retired as chairman and director as a result of a recently diagnosed, serious health issue. Mr. Conver's appointment is effective immediately. | | Date parution : 21/08/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | COOK Allan | | Chairman | | Semta |
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A|D|S, the UK's AeroSpace, Defence and Security trade organisation welcomed Friday, 30th of april, the forthcoming appointment of Allan Cook CBE, chairman of engineering design group, Atkins, as the new chairman of the employer-led Sector Skills Council, Semta. The appointment was announced today and at Semta's 20 May board meeting, Mr Cook will take over from Sir Alan Jones of Toyota who has been chairman since 2006.
Appointed to the Cobham board in 2001, Allan Cook, has an honours degree in electronic/control systems engineering, and has more than 30 years international experience working in the automotive, aerospace and defence industries on high technology products and systems. Allan was awarded a CBE in the Queen’s New Year’s Honours list in 2008.
His career started with Ferranti where he worked in their inertial systems laboratory for three years, before moving to Bourns/Pmi where he developed fuel injection systems for Bosch in the automotive industry. He was made managing director of Bourns/Pmi at the age of 35 responsible for their European sales and manufacture.
In 1988 he joined Hughes Electronics as CEO for their Scottish operations, responsible for aerospace and defence programmes including AMRAAM, APG65 Radar and space operations. He subsequently took on full responsibility for Hughes (Europe) and was based in Brussels covering operations in the UK, Germany, Spain and Russia. Allan joined GEC-Marconi in 1995 to head up their Airborne Radar Division responsible for the development of the ECR 90 radar for the Eurofighter. He was promoted to Group Managing Director of the Avionics business prior to the merger with BAe and was responsible for all the Group’s Eurofighter systems including Airborne Radar, DASS, Helmet and Flight Control Systems. Other programme responsibilities included JSF development, Phoenix, TIALD and JORN. Following the merger with BAe he became Eurofighter Group Managing Director for BAE Systems, before joining Cobham in 2001.
Allan is President of A|D|S (formerly the Society of British Aerospace Companies Ltd), Chairman of the Skills Academy , a director of SMMT Industry Forum and the DTI Aerospace Forum.
He is married to Kath with two daughters; Sarah and Victoria, and a grandson called Arran. His hobbies include squash, walking, wine and music. | | Date parution : 03/05/2010 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | COOPER George | | Chief Executive Officer | | Wataniya Airways |
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George Cooper has over 30 years experience in the airline industry having started his career as a pilot with British Airways. During 26 years with BA, George was also Managing Director for its UK Regional business, Director UK & Africa, Director Europe.
Prior to joining Wataniya, George was CEO of OnAir, a Swiss-based airline communication services provider founded by Airbus and SITA. | | Date parution : 30/04/2009 | | catégorie : Autre | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | COPES Tim | | President of SSG (Shared Services Group) | | Boeing |
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Tim Copes, was vice president of Technical Services for Commercial Aviation Services. Copes, who joined Boeing in 1992, has held numerous leadership positions in the Manufacturing, Quality, and Engineering functions, including vice president of Quality and Mission Assurance for Boeing Integrated Defense Systems, director of Manufacturing for the Sonic Cruiser program for Boeing Commercial Airplanes, and both director of Manufacturing and director of Quality for the 777 family of products. He also has a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Wisconsin and master's degrees in mechanical engineering and management from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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| | CORDE Jean-Christophe 51 ans | | Directeur délégué Stratégie et Opérations de Pr... | | Snecma |
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Jean-Christophe Corde est nommé Directeur délégué Stratégie et Opérations de Progrès.
Jean-Christophe Corde, 51 ans, est diplômé de l’Ecole Nationale Supérieure de l’Aéronautique et de l’Espace (ENSAE 78) et de l’Ecole Polytechnique (X 73).
Il débute sa carrière en 1978 comme ingénieur des essais du moteur M53 au Centre d’essais des Propulseurs à Saclay. Il rejoint Snecma en 1988 en tant que directeur du programme M88. En 1993, il est responsable qualité du site Snecma de Gennevilliers. En 1995, il occupe la fonction de directeur de la division freinage aéronautique de Messier-Bugatti puis devient directeur de l’usine Snecma de Gennevilliers. Depuis 2000, il était directeur de production de Snecma.
Jean-Christophe Corde est Médaillé de l’Aéronautique et Chevalier dans l’Ordre National du Mérite.
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| | Cosani Marianna | | Director Global Account Management | | Hahn Air |
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Hahn Air announces the appointment of five Directors Global Account Management
Dreieich, 12 October 2011 (mc). Hahn Air, the leading provider of e-ticketing solutions, has recently introduced five additional Directors Global Account Management. All have been assigned to manage the company’s sales and marketing activities in several European countries, North America and in Australia and New Zealand.
The first of Hahn Air’s Directors Global Account Management to be introduced was Sydney based Nathalie Weber. She was appointed Director Global Account Management Australia and New Zealand in July. Steve Beck followed in the same position in North America at the beginning of September. He is based at Hahn Air’s recently opened North American branch in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Christine Fluhr represents Hahn Air in France, Belgium, Luxembourg and Suisse Romande, operating from Paris. She was followed by Marianna Cosani, who became Director Global Account Management Italy with base in Milano and by José Cubero, who was appointed to take care of markets in Spain and Portugal.
All five Directors Global Account Management are accomplished professionals with highly successful backgrounds in the air travel industry. Most of them have an experience in executive and managerial positions in both airline and travel agent fields.
The extension of Hahn Air’s presence corresponds with the 2011 service initiative “Your Ticketing Choice – Our Commitment 2011” and signals the strategic importance of those markets for Hahn Air. | | Date parution : 12/10/2011 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | COSGRIFF Kevin J. | | Senior VP International Business and Government | | Textron Systems |
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Textron Systems, a Textron Inc. company, today announced that Kevin J. Cosgriff, retired Vice Admiral of the U.S. Navy, has joined the company as senior vice president, International Business and Government, and senior advisor on the U.S. Military Services.
Based in Textron's Washington, D.C. office and reporting to Jack Cronin, chief strategy officer, Cosgriff will oversee Textron Systems' international growth strategy and business development activities. Cosgriff brings nearly 40 years of leadership and management experience to the position. As a Vice Admiral in the U.S. Navy from 2007 to 2008, he commanded the U.S. Naval Forces Central Command, overseeing roughly 30,000 sailors in 22 countries, and U.S. FIFTH Fleet, directing naval forces in the Persian Gulf, Red Sea, Arabian Sea and off the coast of East Africa. Previously, as a Rear Admiral, he commanded Cruiser-Destroyer Group 8, the Theodore Roosevelt Battle Group. He also served as director, Warfare Analysis and Integration in Navy Headquarters. His first Flag Officer position was as director, Office of Program Appraisal reporting directly to the Secretary of the Navy. Earlier in his career, Cosgriff served as the director of the White House Situation Room and director of Systems and Technical Planning for the National Security Council.
Cosgriff is a 1971 graduate of the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy, where he earned a bachelor's degree in Marine Transportation; a 1980 graduate of the National Defense Intelligence College, where he earned a master's degree in Strategic Intelligence; and a 1984 graduate of the U.S. Naval War College. He also attended Massachusetts Institute of Technology's "Seminar XXI" International Affairs Program in 1992.
Cosgriff is on the boards of the National Defense Intelligence College, The Stimson Center, and the University of Washington's Applied Physics Laboratory. He is also a senior fellow at the Center for Naval Analysis and a member of the International Institute for Strategic Studies. | | Date parution : 10/09/2010 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | COSTAS José Eduardo | | Vice President, Sales and Marketing | | Embraer |
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Embraer Vice President, Sales and Marketing – Asia Pacific, Executive Jets
| | Date parution : 05/03/2009 | | catégorie : Autre | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | COSTES Cédric | | VP Directeur de la Région Afrique | | Thales |
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Cédric COSTES a été nommé Vice-président, Directeur de la Région Afrique, au 1er janvier 2009.
Cédric COSTES, 38 ans, est diplômé de la MBA Institute de Paris. Après avoir passé quatre ans chez Eurotradia International, société de conseil et de lobbying international agissant pour le compte de l’industrie française à l’export, Cédric COSTES a rejoint EADS en 2000.
Depuis 2005, il était Vice-président Asie Pacifique au sein de EADS International.
| | Date parution : 06/05/2009 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CôTé Pierre Gabriel | | President/Head of Business Aircraft Unit | | BOMBARDIER |
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Bombardier Aerospace announced today the appointment of Pierre Gabriel Côté as President, Bombardier Business Aircraft effective July 10, 2006. Mr. Côté will head the Business Aircraft leadership team responsible for profit, cost, quality and customer management from order to delivery of Bombardier business aircraft.
“Pierre Gabriel brings a wealth of national and international leadership experience to Bombardier,” said Pierre Beaudoin, President and Chief Operating Officer, Bombardier Aerospace. “His impressive track record is one of delivering solid results on aggressive targets, notably in increasingly senior roles in operations management. We are pleased to have him join us at a time when our Bombardier business aircraft product portfolio is leading the industry in revenue market share.”
Mr. Côté’s experience includes executive leadership positions nationally and internationally in operations, sales and marketing as President and Chief Executive Officer at Rogers Sugar Income Fund, as Senior Vice-President, International Operations and Energy at Abitibi Consolidated Inc. as well as Executive Vice-President at Kruger Inc.
Mr. Côté holds a Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from Université Laval (1982) and is a licensed private pilot.
Bombardier Aéronautique nomme le chef de l'unité avions d’affaires
Montréal, 06 juillet 2006
Bombardier Aéronautique a annoncé aujourd’hui la nomination de Pierre Gabriel Côté au poste de président, Bombardier Avions d’affaires, laquelle prendra effet le 10 juillet 2006. Monsieur Côté conduira l’équipe de direction Avions d’affaires, responsable de la gestion de la rentabilité, des coûts, de la qualité et de la clientèle – de la commande à la livraison – pour les avions d’affaires Bombardier.
« Pierre Gabriel apporte à Bombardier une vaste expérience nationale et internationale en matière de leadership, a déclaré Pierre Beaudoin, président et chef de l’exploitation, Bombardier Aéronautique. Son impressionnante feuille de route démontre une aptitude à fournir de solides résultats face à des objectifs ambitieux, notamment dans l’exercice de responsabilités d’exploitation sans cesse croissantes. Nous sommes heureux qu’il se joigne à nous au moment où notre portefeuille d’avions d’affaires Bombardier est en tête de l’industrie sur le plan de la part de marché calculée en fonction des revenus. »
L’expérience de M. Côté comprend des postes de cadre supérieur au pays et à l’étranger dans les secteurs de l’exploitation, des ventes et du marketing : président et chef de la direction de Rogers Sugar Income Fund; premier vice-président, Exploitations internationales et Énergie de Abitibi Consolidated Inc.; ainsi que vice-président exécutif de Kruger Inc.
M. Côté détient un baccalauréat en génie mécanique de l’Université Laval (1982) et un brevet de pilote privé.
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| | COURNOT MANUEL 44 ans | | Directeur d’Aerolia Meaulte | | Aerolia |
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Méaulte le 4 Février 2013
Nomination chez Aerolia
MANUEL COURNOT REJOINT AEROLIA
EN QUALITE DE DIRECTEUR DE L’ETABLISSEMENT DE MEAULTE
A compter du 1er Février 2013, Manuel Cournot est nommé Directeur d’Aerolia Meaulte en remplacement de Jean-Luc Sturlese désormais en charge de la Direction « Aerolia Excellence Systems », programme d’amélioration de la performance globale du Groupe.
Agé de 44 ans, Manuel Cournot est né à Agen. Ayant grandi en Afrique, Manuel Cournot poursuit alors ses études supérieures aux USA et obtient un MBA Finance et Operations à Tulasne University à la Nouvelle Orléans.
Après un début de carrière dans le conseil opérationnel essentiellement sur les secteurs industriels automobile et aéronautique, Manuel Cournot intègre le Groupe Valeo, équipementier automobile, dont il devient le Directeur industriel de 6 usines en France, Allemagne et Espagne.
Au cours de sa carrière, Manuel Cournot a occupé différents postes à responsabilité à la Direction de Spie, à la Direction Générale de l’équipementier automobile Euraltech et à la Direction de la production de la Sonaca Aéronautique.
« Intégrer le Groupe Aerolia à ce premier niveau de maturité qu’il a atteint après 4 années est un challenge passionnant ; aux côtés de nos équipes, dont j’ai pu dès mes premiers jours à Méaulte constater la passion comme le caractère volontaire et dynamique, j’aurai en effet à relever ces très beaux défis que sont la montée en charge de nos programmes Airbus, le développement de l’A350 XWB et bien sûr le lancement de notre programme Bombardier Global 7 000 et 8 000. Notre usine de Méaulte se doit de rester le leader européen des pointes-avant et fuselages métalliques et composites. Ces objectifs ambitieux, nous les tiendrons en pleine collaboration avec tous nos partenaires de la supply-chain qui sont en cours d’implantation sur l’Aéropôle d’Albert Picardie ; le développement de ce pôle aéronautique est un atout de pérennité capital pour notre Etablissement de Méaulte » conclut Manuel Cournot. | | Date parution : 02/03/2013 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | COURTOT François 59 ans | | Vice President, Institutional Affairs and Major Ac | | Safran |
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François Courtot named Vice President, Institutional Affairs and Major Accounts, South Region,
effective April 1, 2008
59 - Supaéro (71) - Ingénieur en chef de l’Armement -
Fighter pilot
After holding various positions at the DGA, Dassault Aviation and Aerospatiale, François Courtot joined the Snecma Group in 1997 as director of aircraft turbines at Turbomeca and Chairman and CEO of subsidiary CGTM. In 2003, François was named vice president, international affairs for the Group, and since 2006 he has been Chairman & CEO of SAFRAN USA Inc.
François Courtot holds the Aeronautics Medal,
and the rank of Chevalier in the National Order of Merit and the
Legion of Honor.
| | Date parution : 24/01/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | COUSSERANS Jean-Pierre | | Senior Vice President Customer Services | | ATR |
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Jean-Pierre Cousserans graduated in Aeronautical Engineering at the French National Institute of Civil Aviation (ENAC) in June 1990.
He started with Aerospatiale (today EADS) by working on reliability analysis and continued airworthiness within the Engineering Department of ATR Product Support.
In February 1994, he was appointed Assistant to the Senior Vice President Product Support of ATR, particularly in charge of organisational issues. During this period, he participated to the creation of the Customer Support Organisation of the newly formed AI(R) Aero International (Regional).
He moved to the Spares Support Department of AI(R) in September 1996, to become Director of Spares Distribution covering ATR, Jetstream and Avro related activities.
In October 1997, he was appointed Director of Spares Provisioning and Inventory Control of AI(R) and subsequently of ATR after July 1998. In addition, in October 1999, Jean-Pierre Cousserans took the responsibility of the Spares Repair & Overhaul Department of ATR.
In June 1st 2001, he was named in the position of General Secretary within the new ATR organisation. He was then in particular implementing a complete re-engineering of the main processes of ATR.
Since the beginning of the year, he has been working on Business Development within Airbus Customer Services.
As of October 1st, 2004, Jean-Pierre Cousserans is appointed Senior Vice President Customer Services of ATR.
Jean-Pierre Cousserans was born in Toulouse (France) in 1966, he is married and has three children.
Source : ATR | | Date parution : 31/03/2006 | | catégorie : | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Cousserans Jean-Pierre | | Directeur du Transport Aérien | | Aeroconseil |
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Blagnac, France, 29 septembre 2011 - Aeroconseil, filiale du Groupe AKKA Technologies, renforce ses compétences dans le domaine des avions en service :
nomination de Jean-Pierre Cousserans
Depuis le 1er septembre, Jean-Pierre Cousserans a pris ses fonctions de Directeur du Transport
Aérien au sein d’Aeroconseil. Fort d’une expérience de près de 20 ans dans l’univers aéronautique tout particulièrement chez ATR où il occupait le poste de Senior VP Customer Services, il vient ainsi renforcer l’organisation de cette activité en plein essor.
Un homme, un cursus au service du client
Diplômé de l’Ecole Nationale d’Aviation Civile, Jean-Pierre Cousserans a effectué une longue carrière au sein d’ATR. Entré chez le constructeur en 1991, il occupe pendant 10 ans diverses fonctions support, grâce auxquelles il acquiert une bonne connaissance du secteur du Transport Aérien ainsi que la capacité à déployer des offres de service dans ce domaine. En 2001, il est nommé Secrétaire Général d’ATR pour gérer tout particulièrement la restructuration des processus après l'élargissement du périmètre industriel et
technique du GIE. Deux ans après il rejoint la cellule Business Development de la direction Customer Services d'Airbus. Depuis 2004, il exerçait les fonctions de Senior VP Customer Services d’ATR, chargé de diriger les activités support et services d’ATR au niveau mondial.
Un Directeur Transport Aérien pour une mission clef : stratégie, pilotage et dynamisation des
activités Jean-Pierre Cousserans apporte à Aeroconseil une expertise reconnue dans le
domaine offres aux compagnies aériennes, aux loueurs et aux industriels.
Sa mission au sein d’Aeroconseil consiste à renforcer la stratégie de développement du
Groupe à l’aune de sa propre expérience et d’en piloter la mise en oeuvre. Sa connaissance des métiers support et services d'un avionneur permettra à Aeroconseil de développer son offre destinée aux principaux acteurs industriels du marché.
A propos d’Aeroconseil, filiale du Groupe AKKA Technologies Dédié aux acteurs du marché aéronautique, Aeroconseil accompagne depuis 27 ans les grands acteurs du secteur. En 2010,
l’entreprise a réalisé un chiffre d’affaires de 115 millions d’euros et ses effectifs s’élevaient à près de 1250 personnes. Elle
intervient tout au long du cycle de l’avion et articule ses activités autour de deux métiers : l’ingénierie aéronautique et les services au transport aérien. Aeroconseil est ainsi capable d’accompagner ses clients sur toutes les phases de la conception (architecture système, conception systèmes et équipements, gestion des exigences, validation et vérification, qualification et certification) et dispose par ailleurs des agréments Part 21 J et G (DOA/POA).
A l’international, Aeroconseil est représenté en Allemagne, en Espagne, au Royaume-Uni, aux Pays-Bas, au Canada, dans le Pacifique et dispose d’une capacité off-shore à travers son partenaire en Inde et sa filiale Aeroconseil Tunisie.
Aeroconseil a intégré le Groupe AKKA Technologies en septembre 2011.
À propos d’AKKA Technologies
AKKA Technologies, Groupe Européen d’Ingénierie et de Conseil en Technologies, accompagne les grands comptes industriels et tertiaires sur les différentes étapes de leurs projets, de la R&D et l’étude, à l’industrialisation. AKKA Technologies, par la maîtrise de métiers complémentaires, apporte une réelle valeur ajoutée à ses clients tous secteurs confondus : aéronautique, automobile, spatial/défense, électronique Grand Public, télécommunications, chimie, pharmacie, sidérurgie, énergie, ferroviaire, naval, Grâce à la mobilité de ses équipes et à un positionnement international, AKKA Technologies intervient dans le monde entier, sur des projets à la pointe de la technologie.
Le Groupe compte 7 000 collaborateurs et plus de 50 implantations en France, Belgique, Italie, Royaume-Uni, Suisse, Allemagne,
Espagne, Maroc, Inde et Roumanie.
| | Date parution : 29/09/2011 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | COYNE Joseph F. Jr. | | corporate VP, secretary and deputy general counsel | | Northrop Grumman Corporation |
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In his new role, Coyne will be responsible for corporate secretary and governance functions. As deputy general counsel he will supervise other general legal activities within the company. He will report to Yslas.
Coyne has 30 years' experience in a broad range of legal and business matters with particular expertise in litigation and the aerospace and defense industry. As a partner at Sheppard Mullin, Coyne has worked directly with Northrop Grumman on a number of important legal matters since 1981.
His honors in the legal community include Leading Litigator in America from Lawdragon Magazine, the National Law Journal's award for one of the top national defense verdicts, and several Los Angeles Business Journal lists including Best of the Bar, Who's Who in Law, and Most Powerful Lawyers and Top Trial Lawyers in Los Angeles. He earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Notre Dame and a J.D. from Stanford University, and has served on Stanford Law School's Board of Visitors. | | Date parution : 19/12/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CREIGHAN Kevin | | International Secretary-Treasurer | | Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, AFL-CIO |
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Kevin Creighan is a United Airlines Flight Attendant and has held office as AFA's International Secretary-Treasurer since October, 2005. First appointed by the AFA International President to fill a vacancy for the unexpired term of the previous Secretary-Treasurer, Creighan has since been voted to two full terms by the delegates to AFA's Board of Directors meeting.
Kevin's skills and experience make him uniquely qualified for the position of Secretary-Treasurer. Prior to his election to international office, Kevin was a local council officer from the time United's London Flight Attendant base opened in 1991, serving as Local Council President of Council 7 for 12 years. Kevin also served on AFA's Finance Committee at the national level for 10 years before taking international office.
Prior to becoming a Flight Attendant and union activist, Kevin served as a finance officer in the United States Air Force, beginning in 1980. He later served in the Air Force Reserve as a contracting officer, doing financial work and supporting contract negotiations.
Kevin grew up in Peabody, Massachusetts. His wife and life partner, Cathy, is also a United Flight Attendant and AFA activist. Kevin has a bachelor's degree in economics from UMass Amherst and a master's degree in Business from Western New England College. | | Date parution : 04/01/2011 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Creissels Véronique | | Head of Communications | | Airbus |
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Véronique Creissels has been appointed Airbus’ Head of Communications and will take up the position in early June. Reporting directly to Airbus President and CEO, Fabrice Brégier, she will oversee the Airbus’ communication activities as Brand Strategy, Media Relations, Internal Communications, Exhibitions, Events and Hospitality as well as Web & Images.
Currently Head of Group Communications at Vallourec – a world leader in premium tubular solutions primarily serving the energy markets, Véronique Creissels has a wealth of experience in Aeronautics and High-Technology Industries.
“I am very pleased to welcome Véronique to Airbus. Her enthusiasm and vast experience leading Communications at highly innovative global companies and her strong international background make her a true asset for Airbus,” said Fabrice Brégier.”I wish Véronique all the best in her new position!”
Heading the Communications for the entire Vallourec Group since 2011, Véronique Creissels successfully strengthened a truly international and strategic Communication Function across markets and countries, while implementing a reputation building roadmap for the Group.
Prior to her current assignment, from 2006, Véronique Creissels headed Communication at Thales Aerospace and Defense Mission Systems. Since 2011 she has been in charge of the “Leadership and Engagement” programme on behalf of the Director of Human Resources.
As Deputy Communications Director of the automotive supplier Faurecia from 2003 to 2006, she built and managed the global player’s international communication network.
After some years in an advertising agency, her career in Communications began in 1991 at Alstom, where Véronique accumulated essential Communications experience in the manufacturing industry. Starting with responsibilities for Brand & Image - she lead the External and later the Internal Communications for the Energy Solutions and Transport Group.
Married with two children Véronique Creissels holds a degree in Law and History as well as a Master in Political Sciences and a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Information Management. | | Date parution : 19/03/2013 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CRELLIN Alan | | Executive Vice President - Operations | | US Airways |
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Alan Crellin is US Airways' executive vice president, operations. He is responsible for all US Airways airport locations, dining and cabin services, aircraft utility personnel, flight, in-flight, maintenance, safety, and the company's state-of-the-art Operations Control Center located in Pittsburgh, PA.
Crellin joined US Airways in 1988 as a result of the company's acquisition of Pacific Southwest Airlines. He was promoted to the position of vice president, ground services in 1995, and served as senior vice president, customer service from 2000 until his appointment as executive vice president, operations in January 2002.
Prior to joining US Airways, Crellin held a variety of management positions with Pacific Southwest Airlines from 1971 to 1988, including vice president, customer service.
Before starting his airline career, Crellin, a native of California, served in the United States Marine Corps and as a police officer for the City of Los Angeles.
Crellin is married with two children.
Source : US Airways | | Date parution : 24/03/2006 | | catégorie : | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CROS Jean-Claude 21/01/1950 | | DG adjoint ressources humaines politique sociale | | Air France |
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Jean-Claude Cros devient directeur général adjoint ressources humaines et politique sociale en remplacement de Jean-François Colin, nommé conseiller social du directeur général.
Diplômé de l'Ecole Supérieure des sciences commerciales appliquées option Finances et de La Sorbonne.
* 1974-1986
* Ministère du Travail et de l'Industrie.
* De 1986 à 1996
il a travaillé successivement pour Spie Batignoles, le groupe Thomson et Air Inter.
* 1996-2003
Air France. Représentant régional Maroc et Algérie.
* 2003-2007
Directeur Afrique Moyen-Orient
* 2007-2009
Délégué régional Etats-Unis
Il est nommé Directeur général adjoint commercial international à compter du 1er février 2009. | | Date parution : 24/12/2009 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Cubero José | | Director Global Account Management | | Hahn Air |
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Hahn Air announces the appointment of five Directors Global Account Management
Dreieich, 12 October 2011 (mc). Hahn Air, the leading provider of e-ticketing solutions, has recently introduced five additional Directors Global Account Management. All have been assigned to manage the company’s sales and marketing activities in several European countries, North America and in Australia and New Zealand.
The first of Hahn Air’s Directors Global Account Management to be introduced was Sydney based Nathalie Weber. She was appointed Director Global Account Management Australia and New Zealand in July. Steve Beck followed in the same position in North America at the beginning of September. He is based at Hahn Air’s recently opened North American branch in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Christine Fluhr represents Hahn Air in France, Belgium, Luxembourg and Suisse Romande, operating from Paris. She was followed by Marianna Cosani, who became Director Global Account Management Italy with base in Milano and by José Cubero, who was appointed to take care of markets in Spain and Portugal.
All five Directors Global Account Management are accomplished professionals with highly successful backgrounds in the air travel industry. Most of them have an experience in executive and managerial positions in both airline and travel agent fields.
The extension of Hahn Air’s presence corresponds with the 2011 service initiative “Your Ticketing Choice – Our Commitment 2011” and signals the strategic importance of those markets for Hahn Air. | | Date parution : 12/10/2011 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CUNNINGHAM John | | MANAGING DIRECTOR | | SES |
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John Cunningham has been named the new managing director of Shannon Engine Support (SES), replacing Patrick Bergin, who has taken a lead marketing role at GE Commercial Aviation Services (GECAS).
As SES managing director, Mr. Cunningham will define and lead the company’s global go-to-market strategy and execute on the operating objectives for the business.
“I am delighted to join SES today,” said Mr. Cunningham. “This is a terrific business with a highly experienced and committed team. SES has a great tradition of delivering high quality solutions to its customers and I’m looking forward to playing a part in its great future.”
Mr. Cunningham began his career in 1986 with KPMG, Ireland, before joining GECAS in 1990. During his tenure there, he held a variety of roles across finance, operations, structured finance and, most recently, marketing. He is a qualified Chartered Accountant and a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants Ireland. He also holds a degree in business management from Trinity College, Dublin. | | Date parution : 11/05/2010 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CURIEL Cynthia | | vice president for communications | | Northrop Grumman |
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Cynthia Curiel is named vice president for communications at its Aerospace Systems sector, she will report directly to Gary Ervin, corporate vice president and president of Aerospace Systems.
Curiel is responsible for managing strategic and tactical communication programs that support the Aerospace Systems sector's new business captures and for increasing awareness of sector capabilities among employees, customers, shareholders, the media and the public. Previously, she served as deputy director of communications for the former Integrated Systems sector. Prior to that, Curiel served as director of communications for Integrated Systems Western Region. She joined the company in 2000 as manager of communications for the company's Unmanned Systems market segment in San Diego.
Before joining Northrop Grumman, Curiel led communications for Surface Navy, Missile Defense and Land Combat Programs for Raytheon Company's missile business.
Curiel earned Bachelor of Arts degrees in both political science and literature from the University of California, San Diego. She serves on the board of directors at the San Diego Air and Space Museum. | | Date parution : 24/03/2009 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CURTIS John | | president and chief executive officer | | BAE Systems |
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17 Jul 2006
MARK RONALD RECEIVES JOHN CURTIS SWORD AWARD
Rockville, Maryland. – Mark Ronald, president and chief executive officer of BAE Systems, Inc., and chief operating officer and member of the Board of Directors for BAE Systems plc, has been awarded the John Curtis Sword Award by the editors of Aviation Week & Space Technology. The award is presented biennially to those best demonstrating trans-Atlantic leadership and cooperation in the aerospace industry.
“We’re extremely proud to award the Curtis Sword to Mark Ronald,” said Tom Henricks, Aviation Week president. “His energy and leadership across the Atlantic reflects the spirit of the Curtis Sword to foster Anglo-American aerospace cooperation.”
Ronald serves on the Executive Committee and Board of Governors of the Aerospace Industries Association as well as the Board of Governors of the Electronic Industries Alliance. He holds the Honorary Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire in recognition of furthering trans-Atlantic cooperation in the U.S.-U.K. defense industries. In 2005, Ronald was honored by the Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation with the Semper Fidelis Award for his efforts in support of the men and women of the U.S. Armed Forces and their families.
Ronald holds a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from Bucknell University and a master’s degree in electrical engineering from Polytechnic Institute of New York, and has received Distinguished Engineering Alumni awards from both schools.
The award is named in honor of John Curtis, an Aviation Week & Space Technology director in the United Kingdom who worked to foster close ties between the U.S. and the U.K. aerospace community. After Curtis’ death in 1978, friends and colleagues presented the publication with a Wilkinson sword to honor the late staff member.
The award will be presented at the Farnborough International Reception on July 17. Guests expected to celebrate Ronald’s achievement include His Royal Highness The Duke of York, Knight of the Garter, Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order, U.K. government officials and global aerospace executives.
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| | CUSANO Glenn | | Vice President, Corporate Compliance and Audit | | JetBlue Airways |
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Mr. Cusano will act as a liaison with the Audit Committee of JetBlue's Board of Directors and will be responsible for the company's adherence to corporate compliance, governance and ethical standards. He will report to James Hnat, General Counsel and executive vice president, Corporate Affairs.
"Glenn's background in financial compliance and controls, coupled with his understanding of JetBlue's culture, position him well to promote our continuing commitment to corporate responsibility," said Mr. Hnat. "His leadership abilities will serve JetBlue well as we continue to grow."
Mr. Cusano joined JetBlue in April 2003 and served the company in a variety of Finance roles, most recently as Assistant Controller, Compliance and Tax. He has managed JetBlue's Sarbanes-Oxley compliance process for the last three years, and oversaw the implementation of the SAP financial accounting system.
Mr. Cusano is a Certified Public Account with 12 years of experience prior to joining JetBlue. | | Date parution : 11/05/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CUSH David | | CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER | | VIRGIN AMERICA |
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Virgin America today announced that C. David Cush will become Chief Executive Officer of America's newest airline, effective Dec. 10, 2007. The former Senior Vice President of Global Sales at American Airlines, Cush will replace outgoing Chief Executive Officer Fred Reid, who was required to leave the company under the terms of the airline's certification by the Department of Transportation.
"We are pleased to announce David as Virgin America's new CEO," said Donald J. Carty Chairman of Virgin America's Board of Directors. "David's extensive industry experience, business acumen and creativity are the perfect attributes for leading the company as it continues to grow from a promising start-up to a major carrier. Fred's experience and unique vision have shaped this airline's success from day one and he will be missed. Both Fred and I have worked with David during our careers and we are confident he is the right person to lead Virgin America going forward."
In his role as Senior Vice President of Global Sales at American, Cush was responsible for all sales and distribution activities worldwide. Cush also has significant operating experience, having held the position as Vice President of American's St. Louis hub, where he was responsible for airport operations for more than 200 daily departures and over 7,000 employees. Prior to that, he was Vice President of International Planning and Global Alliances at American.
"I could not be more pleased about the selection of David as the new CEO of Virgin America," said Reid. "David brings broad business experience, great energy and high enthusiasm that will take Virgin America to the next level. Our creative, passionate and dedicated teammates will continue to be the backbone of Virgin America ? and I am confident that David will serve them well."
Over the course of his career, Cush has held key leadership roles overseeing all aspects of the airline business including finance, sales and marketing, customer service and operations. In addition to 20 years with American, Cush served as Chief Operating Officer of Aerolineas Argentinas, the national carrier of Argentina.
"Since inaugurating service in August, Virgin America has already redefined the U.S. airline market with its breakthrough innovations and great guest service," Cush said. "Fred and the whole Virgin America team have created a very different kind of airline ? one that has been met with widespread public praise. I am incredibly excited about the opportunity to join this extraordinary team."
Cush was born and raised in Shreveport, La. He received a bachelor of fine arts degree in broadcast/film and a bachelor of science degree in psychology from Southern Methodist University, Dallas, in 1982. A year later, he received a master's degree in business administration from SMU. | | Date parution : 27/11/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
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