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| | SAABAS John 48 ans | | Président | | Pratt & Whitney Canada |
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Succeeding Bellemare as President of Pratt & Whitney Canada is John Saabas, 48, who is currently Executive Vice President there.
He joined Pratt & Whitney Canada in 1985, became an executive in 1997, and has held positions of increasing responsibility since. He holds a bachelor’s and master’s degree from Canada’s University of Waterloo and a doctorate from McGill University in Montreal. | | Date parution : 23/10/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
 | | SAABAS John | | Président du conseil de l'AIAC | | AIAC |
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L’Association des industries aérospatiales du Canada (AIAC) est heureuse d’annoncer la nomination de John Saabas, président de Pratt & Whitney Canada, à la présidence du conseil d’administration de l’association pour 2010-2011. M. Saabas succède à Marc Parent, président et chef de la direction de CAE Inc., qui a occupé cette fonction au cours de la dernière année.
« Nous entrons dans une période importante de l’histoire de l'industrie aérospatiale au Canada et je suis heureux de me voir confier cette responsabilité, a déclaré M. Saabas. Globalement, notre industrie a relativement bien résisté au ralentissement économique. Nous travaillons maintenant à consolider notre leadership de longue date et entendons prioriser l’innovation, la création d’emplois et la croissance économique pour le Canada. »
M. Saabas a souligné que l'industrie aérospatiale au Canada emploie près de 80 000 Canadiens dans des fonctions de grande qualité, et génère 22,2 milliards de dollars de revenus annuellement. Avec l'émergence de nouveaux marchés mondiaux et la demande croissante de produits aérospatiaux, le Canada a le potentiel de doubler le nombre d'emplois reliés au secteur de l'aérospatiale au cours des 10 prochaines années, en investissant plus massivement dans la recherche et le développement selon les résultats d’une étude d’impact économique réalisée par Deloitte & Touche.
Claude Lajeunesse, président et chef de la direction de l’AIAC, a tenu à souhaiter la bienvenue à M. Saabas et à souligner l’excellent travail accompli par M. Parent en tant que président du conseil d’administration.
Composition du conseil d’administration 2010-11 :
Membres de l’exécutif :
John Saabas
Président du conseil
Président, Pratt & Whitney Canada
David Schellenberg
Vice-président du conseil
Président et chef de la direction, Cascade Aerospace
Claude Lajeunesse
Président et chef de la direction
AIAC
Dave Caddey
Trésorier honoraire
Vice-président exécutif, MDA Corporation
Maurice Guitton
Secrétaire honoraire
Président et chef de la direction, Composites Atlantic Ltd.
Marc Parent
Ancien président du conseil
Président et chef de la direction, CAE Inc.
Hélène V. Gagnon
Membre de l’exécutif
Vice-présidente, Affaires publiques, communications et responsabilité sociale, Bombardier Aéronautique
Barry Kohler
Membre de l’exécutif
Président, Bell Helicopter Textron Canada Ltd.
Daniel Verreault
Membre de l’exécutif
Vice-président, relations gouvernementales et développement des affaires, GE International Inc.
Tony Burgess
Membre de l’exécutif
Président, TDM Technical Services
Gilles Labbé
Membre de l’exécutif
Président et chef de la direction, Héroux-Devtek Inc.
Patrick Mann
Membre de l’exécutif
Président, Patlon Aircraft & Industries
Directeurs:
David Ayton
Président et directeur de l’exploitation, Rolls-Royce Canada ltd.
Sylvain Bédard
Président, L-3 Communications MAS
Ross Betts
Président, Shipley Canada Corp.
James S. Butyniec
Président et chef de la direction, Magellan Aerospace Corporation
David Curtis
Président et chef de la direction, Viking Air Ltd.
Al DeQuetteville
Conseiller, Boeing Aerospace ltd.
Keith Donaldson
Directeur, Ventes et développement des affaires, Apex Industries Inc.
Larry Fitzgerald
Directeur du site ISC, Honeywell Canada
David Gossen
Président, IMP Group International Inc.
David Gregory
Président, Canrep Inc.
David Ibbetson
Directeur général, General Dynamics Canada Ltd.
Paul Kalil
Président, Avcorp Industries Inc.
Gerry Kouverianos
Vice-président, Soutien aux entreprises – Trains d’atterrissage, Goodrich Landing Gear
Hélène Séguinotte
Déléguée nationale, Safran Canada
Dave Spagnolo
Vice-président, Défense et Sécurité, Thales Canada inc.
Ian Smart
Premier vice-président, Transporteurs aériens et flottes, Standard Aero
Greg Yeldon
Président et chef de la direction, Esterline CMC électronique
À propos de John Saabas
John Saabas est nommé président de Pratt & Whitney Canada, une société de United Technologies Corporation (NYSE:UTX), en janvier 2009. Il est responsable des activités mondiales de l’entreprise pour la conception, la fabrication et le soutien technique de moteurs destinés aux avions d’affaires, aux appareils d’aviation générale, aux avions de transport régional et aux hélicoptères. Il dirige également la mise en place de la stratégie de croissance et des plans d’affaires de l’entreprise.
M. Saabas s’est joint à l’équipe de United Technologies Corporation (UTC) il y a 25 ans. Il a commencé sa carrière chez Pratt & Whitney Canada en 1985 comme analyste en structures et dynamique. Il a ensuite occupé des postes aux responsabilités croissantes dans les unités Ingénierie et Exploitation. Il a été promu ingénieur de projet, puis ingénieur de projet principal entre 1993 et 1997 avant d’accepter les postes de directeur, Nouveaux programmes d’exploitation, et de directeur, Ingénierie de la fabrication. En 1999, il est promu vice-président, Approvisionnement et logistique, puis l’année suivante, vice-président, Ingénierie du développement. En 2001, il est nommé vice-président, Ingénierie, puis en 2003, vice-président, Ingénierie et Exploitation. Il devient premier vice-président en 2006 avant d’être promu président.
M. Saabas a obtenu un doctorat en aérodynamique de l’Université McGill en 1991 ainsi qu’une maîtrise et un baccalauréat en génie mécanique de l’Université de Waterloo, respectivement en 1984 et 1983. Il est aussi membre agréé de l’Ordre des ingénieurs de l'Ontario. En 2008, il a reçu une Alumni Achievement Medal de la faculté de génie de l’University of Waterloo pour le leadership et la vision dont il a fait preuve en misant sur l’innovation et la collaboration en matière de recherche en vue de l’avancement de l’industrie aérospatiale canadienne.
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À propos de l’AIAC
L’AIAC est l’association commerciale nationale des secteurs manufacturiers et de services de l’aérospatiale au Canada. Cinquième plus importante industrie aérospatiale au monde, le secteur aérospatial canadien a généré en 2009 des recettes de 22 milliards de dollars et procuré de l’emploi à près de 80 000 Canadiens. Soixante-dix-huit pourcent de sa production est exportée. L’association représente les intérêts de 400 entreprises de partout au pays. | | Date parution : 27/10/2010 | | catégorie : | | Modifier votre profil | |
 | | SAAD Katherine A. | | Director of Sales for the Hilton Garden Inn BWI Ai | | Hilton Garden Inn BWI Airport Maryland |
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Crestline Hotels & Resorts, Inc.
today announced the appointment of Katherine A. Saad as Director of Sales
for the Hilton Garden Inn BWI Airport, MD. Crestline Hotels & Resorts
manages the 158 guestroom property which is in close proximity to the
Baltimore Washington International Airport.
Ms. Saad has held several management positions with Crestline Hotels &
Resorts. Prior to accepting her new position, she was part of a Crestline
Corporate Task Force working at the hotel. She brings more than 10 years of
hospitality industry management experience to her new role include serving
as the Director of Catering at the former Radisson Barcelo Hotel in
Orlando, as well as positions with the Crestline-managed Georgia Tech Hotel
& Conference Center in Atlanta, and the Hilton Singer Island Oceanfront
Resort in FL. She also worked as the Director of Food & Beverage for the
Imperial Lakes Golf and Country Club in Mulberry, FL.
"Katherine has already exhibited tremendous success in leading our
sales efforts for the Hilton Garden Inn BWI," said Vicki Denfeld, Senior
Vice President of Sales & Marketing for Crestline Hotels & Resorts. "We
welcome her ongoing knowledge and expertise as the Hilton Garden Inn grows
its reputation for fine guest service and excellent customer satisfaction,"
added Denfeld.
Ms. Saad attended graduate school at Lynn University in Boca Raton, FL,
and received her B.A. from Chatham College in Pittsburgh, PA. She is fluent
in French, has earned numerous hospitality industry accreditations and is
active in industry associations. Ms. Saad can be reached at the Hilton
Garden Inn BWI Airport at: 410-691-0500 or
katherine.saad@crestlinehotels.com. | | Date parution : 13/06/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SABOURIN Jacques | | Délégué général | | UAF |
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Départ en retraite de Jacques SABOURIN, Délégué général de l’UAF
Après 33 ans passés au poste de délégué général de l’Union des Aéroports Français (UAF),
Jacques SABOURIN a reçu un hommage appuyé de la communauté aéroportuaire et de
l’interprofession, hier soir, à l’occasion de son départ officiel à la retraite.
Diplômé en droit, économie, gestion avec un troisième cycle d’économie du
développement de l’Université Paris I, Jacques SABOURIN entre dans l’administration en
1967. Après un passage à la Direction générale de l’Aviation civile, il intègre l’UCCEGA en
1979 et en devient secrétaire général en 1982. En 2005, l’UCCEGA change de statut et
devient l’Union des Aéroports Français. Jacques Sabourin est alors nommé délégué
général de ce syndicat professionnel.
Il a par ailleurs été gérant-directeur de la société IENAIR (Gestion et Conseil en
Aéronautique), de 1987 à 2011. Aujourd’hui, il est président de la SAS-C2FPA, Centre
Français de Formation des Pompiers d’Aéroport, dont il est à la tête depuis sa création en
2003.
Jacques Sabourin est également diplômé de l’Institut d’Administration des Entreprises de
Paris, de la Stanford Business School et de l’Académie Fédérale d’Administration Publique
de Bonn-Bad Godesberg. Il est professeur associé à l’Ecole Nationale de l’Aviation Civile et
membre de l’Académie Nationale de l’Air et de l’Espace.
C’est Philippe ALIOTTI, actuellement en poste à la Direction générale de l’Aviation civile
(DGAC) après notamment une carrière au sein de la société Sofréavia, qui lui succèdera en
janvier 2012.
A propos de l’UAF
Créée en 1938 sous le nom d’UCCEGA puis d’Union des Aéroports Français, cette
association professionnelle regroupe 137 membres qui exploitent près de 155 aéroports en
France métropolitaine et outre mer, soit la totalité du trafic commercial français. Elle agit
principalement dans deux domaines d'activités : l'exploitation aéroportuaire et le
développement du transport aérien. L'Union des Aéroports Français représente les intérêts
de ses membres auprès des assemblées parlementaires et des pouvoirs publics, des
compagnies aériennes ou des fournisseurs, et les assiste dans leurs relations avec les
transporteurs aériens. Elle a aussi pour vocation de promouvoir et de fédérer les actions
engagées par la profession.
www.aeroport.fr | | Date parution : 09/11/2011 | | catégorie : Départs en retraite | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SADA Federico | | President and Chief Executive Officer Vitro, S.... | | Bombardier |
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President and Chief Executive Officer
Vitro, S.A. de C.V.
glass producing company
Director since 2003
Mr. Federico Sada joined Vitro, S.A. de C.V. in 1974, and on January 1, 1994, was appointed its President and Chief Executive Officer. He is a member of the Boards of Directors of Vitro, S.A., Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM), Regio Empresas, ALPEK (a subsidiary of Grupo ALFA), and University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. He is the former Chairman of the Mexican Council for Foreign Trade (COMCE), the current President of the Mexico-France Bilateral Committee of the Mexican Council for Foreign Trade (COMCE), the Chairman of the Fundación Pro Museo Nacional de Historia (Castillo de Chapultepec), A.C., and the Chairman of Trustees of Parque Ecológico Chipinque. He is also a member of the International Business Council of the World Economic Forum, and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development based in Geneva, Switzerland.
Source : Bombardier | | Date parution : 24/03/2006 | | catégorie : | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SAGADIN Anders | | President & CEO | | Airport Solutions |
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President & CEO of UFIS Airport Solutions, CEO & Founder of The Management, Chairman of Sourzepoint, TopLinked.com
Kronoberg, Suède
| | Date parution : 13/03/2009 | | catégorie : Autre | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SAHADEVAN Robert | | managing director - Mileage Plus. | | United Air Lines |
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The company also named Robert Sahadevan to lead Mileage Plus, the unit which is responsible for the company’s frequent flyer program and associated marketing. In this new role, Sahadevan will have overall profit and loss responsibility for the organization, which is an $800 million business, with 45 million enrolled members. Sahadevan most recently served as managing director-Investor Relations, where he was responsible for managing United’s relationships with financial analysts and investors, and recreating the investor relations function as the company exited restructuring and re-listed its equity.
Sahadevan, who joined United in 1997, previously served as senior vice president of Mileage Plus® for UAL Loyalty Services, a wholly owned subsidiary of UAL Corporation. There, he led the team responsible for member direct marketing, member communications, program partner acquisition and development.
“Robert established investor relations at United post-restructuring, and has built strong relationships with our analysts and investors. He also brings significant financial and marketing expertise to the new role,” said Tilton. “We look forward to his stewardship of the organization, working with our customers and our partners to continue to deliver the industry’s best loyalty program.”
Sahadevan will report to Dennis Cary, senior vice president - Marketing. | | Date parution : 18/07/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SAHADEVAN Robert | | vice president - Mileage Plus | | United Air Lines |
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As vice president - Mileage Plus, Robert Sahadevan will lead the unit which is responsible for the company’s frequent flyer program and associated marketing. He will have overall profit and loss responsibility for the organization, which is an $800 million business, with 48 million enrolled members. He will report to Dennis Cary, senior vice president - Marketing.
“Robert brings a breadth of financial and marketing expertise to his new role that will enable United to continue to improve Mileage Plus as well as explore strategic possibilities for the industry’s best loyalty program,” Cary said.
Sahadevan was named to head Mileage Plus earlier this month. Having joined United in 1997, Robert previously served as senior vice president of UAL Loyalty Services and most recently as managing director-Investor Relations. | | Date parution : 03/08/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SAHUT d'Izarn Xavier 46 ans | | Vice President and General Manager, Military Engin | | Snecma |
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Xavier Sahut d’Izarn has been named Vice President and General Manager of Snecma’s Military Engine Division. He replaces Jean-Luc Engerand, appointed Chairman and CEO of Snecma Propulsion Solide.
Xavier Sahut d’Izarn, 46, graduated from the prestigious Ecole Polytechnique and the ENSTA engineering school.
He started his career in 1986 as ship project manager and engineer at the DCN shipyards in Lorient. In 1992 he was named head of the combat systems department at DCN Engineering, before being appointed technical advisor to the secretary of state for research in 1995. The following year, he was named deputy director of the Ile de France regional council, in charge of economic development. Xavier Sahut d’Izarn returned to DCN in 1998 as Vice President, Sales of DCN Log, the services subsidiary of DCN International. In 2002 he joined the cabinet of French Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin, as technical advisor in charge of small business industrial redeployment, commerce and artisans. From 2004 until 2006 he was principal private secretary of the minister in charge of research, François d’Aubert. That same year he joined Snecma as director of large commercial engine programs.
Xavier Sahut d’Izarn, Ingénieur Général de l’Armement, holds the rank of knight in the National Order of Merit.
| | Date parution : 13/06/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SAINT-LAURENT Jacques | | président | | Bell Helicopter |
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Jacques Saint-Laurent, président de Bell Helicopter à Mirabel, a quitté ses fonctions vendredi pour devenir président des opérations européennes du fabricant d’hélicoptères. Une promotion pour le principal intéressé, mais une perte pour l’industrie aéronautique québécoise.
Jacques Saint-Laurent a été intimement lié au développement de l’usine de Bell Helicopter à Mirabel depuis son tout premier jour, tout comme aux succès phénoménaux qu’a enregistrés l’usine au cours des dernières années.
Il a été parmi les 100 premiers Québécois à être embauchés par Bell Textron, en 1984, pour être formés durant deux ans aux installations de la maison mère au Texas en prévision de l’ouverture de l’usine de Mirabel en 1986.
Il y a fait ses débuts comme ingénieur d’essais en vol et il a occupé par la suite différents postes de direction, avant de devenir président et chef de la direction de Bell Helicopter Canada en 2002.
Les six années de son règne à la tête de l’usine de Mirabel ont été marquées par une croissance inégalée non seulement de la production d’hélicoptères, mais encore du nombre de travailleurs. | | Date parution : 09/09/2008 | | catégorie : Départs | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Salama Jukka 60 ans | | Managing Director | | Oy Aurinkomatkat - Suntours Ltd Ab |
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16 November 2005
Aurinkomatkat's Timo Heinonen to retire
Changes will take place in the management of Finland's largest tour operator, Oy Aurinkomatkat - Suntours Ltd Ab, when long-term Managing Director Timo Heinonen retires at the end of the year. Heinonen will be succeeded at the beginning of next year by the company's present Marketing Director Jukka Salama, 60. Corporate Development Director Tom Selänniemi, 39, has been appointed Deputy Managing Director.
Aurinkomatkat's new Managing Director Jukka Salama is also an experienced travel industry professional. His career in the Finnair Group began in 1972. He was, among other things, centrally involved in the arrangements of the turn of year when Finnish tourists were evacuated under Aurinkomatkat's direction from the tsunami-effected areas of Southeast Asia.
"A package tour provides security also in unforeseen situations. Aurinkomatkat has invested in its customers' safety and service quality, which explains the company's success. Our product range is attractive to Finnish holidaymakers. We are also examining the potential of the tourist market in areas close to Finland and we will tap this potential better in future," says the incoming Managing Director Jukka Salama.
Source: Finnair | | Date parution : 16/11/2005 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Salgado Nelson Krahenbuhl | | PRESIDENT OF VISIONA TECNOLOGIA ESPACIAL | | EMBRAER |
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EMBRAER NAMES NEW PRESIDENT OF VISIONA TECNOLOGIA ESPACIAL
São Paulo – SP, June 11th, 2012 – Nelson Krahenbuhl Salgado was named President of Visiona Tecnologia Espacial S.A., today.
With head offices in the Technological Park of São José dos Campos, in the State of São Paulo, Visiona’s initial objective is to be involved in the Brazilian Geostationary Satellite program for meeting the satellite communication needs of the Federal Government, including the National Broadband Program and a wide spectrum of strategic defense transmissions.
Visiona will also assume the leadership of the Space Technologies Development Center, working in a partnership with the Nation’s most important aerospace education and research institutions, and accelerating the capability of Brazil’s space industry. Embraer holds 51% of the capital of the company, and Telebras controls the remaining 49%.
Nelson Salgado has an engineering degree, with a Ph.D. from England and an MBA in corporate management from the Getúlio Vargas Foundation, in São Paulo. Since he came to Embraer in 1987, Salgado has participated in structuring the development program for the EMBRAER 170/190 family of jets, and he was responsible for such corporate areas as Strategic Planning, Economic and Financial Planning, Comptrollership and, more recently, Mergers and Acquisitions. In the latter function, he has represented Embraer in negotiations to expand its business portfolio by acquiring shares of the capital of other companies, in both Brazil and abroad.
“The challenge of leading and helping to build this new phase of Brazil’s space program is a great opportunity. Especially, in a context where one seeks to add the business acumen of Embraer to the knowledge developed by Brazil in this area,” said the new President of Visiona. | | Date parution : 13/06/2012 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Salies Stéphane 40 ans | | Directeur Commercial | | I2E Technologies |
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Stéphane Salies, 40 ans, a été nommé directeur commercial de la société de conseil en ingénierie I2E Technologies. Il avait été précédement directeur commercial de l'activité hyper-fréquences de l'équipementier aéronautique britannique Cobham. | | Date parution : 28/09/2005 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SALLIER Daniel 48 ans | | Responsable pôle statistiques | | Aéroports de Paris |
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Carrière / Career:
Daniel Sallier, a 48 year old French aeronautic engineer, is in charge of the Traffic Data and forecasting
department of Paris Airports Authority – Aéroports de Paris – since 2001. Most of Daniel Sallier’s career took place in aeronautic related activities: Air France in 1984, MOOG (a supplier of aerospace hydraulic components) in 1986, Airbus Industrie in 1994.
One of Daniel Sallier's major topic of personal and professional interest is the consumer demand theory and modelling which led him to develop the Kenza demand models of which he started the theoretical researches in
1995 with a quick and direct "real life" application as a marketing support tool of Airbus sales campaigns.
Further to additional R&D works performed, the Kenza demand models are now Aéroports de Paris' primary demand forecasting tools.
In 2005 Daniel Sallier started a 3 years PhD programme in Economical Science at Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University. His thesis subject is the Kenza consumer demand theory he has been working on over more than 10
years now. | | Date parution : 07/12/2006 | | catégorie : | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SALYAN Kathy | | Key Cyber Security and Intelligence-Related Roles | | Northrop Grumman UK |
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Kathy Salyan will focus on identifying new business opportunities and developing strategies to grow the UK business base for advanced cyber, integrated intelligence, intelligence surveillance, target acquisition and reconnaissance (ISTAR), geographic intelligence, space and environmental solutions and associated enabling technologies.
Salyan has close to 25-years of programme management and business development experience with various defence contractors including Lockheed Martin and Raytheon.
Over the past seven years, Salyan has focused on business development activities related to the intelligence and cyber mission area. | | Date parution : 04/01/2011 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SAMIER Patrick 54 ans | | Executive Vice President | | Sagem Avionics Division |
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Patrick Samier named Executive Vice President – Sagem Avionics Division, effective April 1, 2008.
54 – Polytechnique (72) – ENSTA (77)
Ingénieur en chef de l’Armement
Patrick Samier started his career with French defense procurement agency DGA in 1977. In 1983 he was named technical advisor to the minister of industry and research. Patrick was named chief of staff of the chairman of the Thomson group in 1984, then CEO of CGR-ultrasonic, before being appointed chief operating officer of Thomson Multimedia.
In 1998, Patrick was named CEO of consulting firm Défense Conseil International, then associate partner in the firm Prescott in 2000.
Patrick joined the Sagem group in 2002 as vice president, strategy with the Defense & Security division. In 2005 he was named executive vice president of Sagem Défense Sécurité, also taking responsibility for Sagem Orga.
Patrick Samier holds the rank of
Chevalier in the National Order of Merit
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| | SANDSTROM James “Sandy” | | F-35 U.S. Air Force Program Manager | | Lockheed Martin |
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James “Sandy” Sandstrom, a retired Air Force Major General and fighter pilot, has been named F-35 U.S. Air Force Program Manager.
Before taking on his new role, Sandstrom was Deputy Director of the F-16 Greece Program at Lockheed Martin. Prior to 2004, Sandstrom served 33 years in the Air Force. He graduated from the U.S Air Force Academy in 1971 and received a Master of Science in Aeronautics and Astronautics from Purdue University in 1972. He was commander of the 19th Air Force, Air Education and Training Command, at Randolph Air Force Base, Texas, where he was responsible for the day-to-day flight training of approximately 2,000 U.S. and allied students. During his Air Force career, Sandstrom served as a fighter weapons instructor, Deputy Commander for Operations, and commanded a fighter squadron, a fighter wing and two composite wings. He held a variety of staff positions at major command, unified command, Air Staff and Secretary of the Air Force levels. He also served as Director of Operations, and subsequently, as Chief of Staff for Operation Enduring Freedom at Headquarters U.S. Central Command. Sandstrom is a command pilot with more than 3,400 hours, primarily in fighter aircraft. | | Date parution : 29/10/2009 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Sanford James L. | | Corporate Vice President and Treasur... | | Northrop Grumman |
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James L. Sanford is Corporate Vice President and Treasurer for Northrop Grumman, responsible for cash management, risk management, capital markets, pension and savings investments and trust management. He is also responsible for execution of the company's mergers and acquisitions endeavors.
Sanford joined Northrop Grumman in 1985 as Manager of Contracts and Pricing at the company's former B-2 Division.
From 1988-1996, Sanford served as Assistant Treasurer and Corporate Director of Banking and International Finance, where he was responsible for banking, cash management, credit matters and the formulation and administration of procedures relating to international finance, customer financing proposals, leasing, guarantees, and foreign exchange. He arranged the financing for the acquisition of Grumman Corporation, Vought Aircraft Company and the Westinghouse Electronic Systems Group.
From 1996-2003, Sanford was Vice President of Contracts and Pricing, responsible for companywide policy, direction and oversight of contracts and pricing matters, government cost accounting and the administration of corporate restructuring proposals. Sanford successfully settled the second largest U.S. Air Force mediation using an Alternative Dispute Resolution process, an achievement recognized by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget and the U.S. Department of Justice with a first-ever award presented in 2002 while holding this position.
Sanford is an appointed member of the board of visitors, Defense Acquisition University, and serves as the current chairman of the procurement and finance executive committee, Aerospace Industries Association.
He received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Industrial Management from Michigan State University and a Master of Business Administration from Utah State University. Sanford is a Certified Professional Contracts Manager (CPCM-NCMA) and a Certified Cash Manager (CCM - Treasury Management Association).
Source : Northrop Grumman | | Date parution : 23/03/2006 | | catégorie : | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SANTULLI Richard | | Chairman | | Milestone Aviation Group |
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Santulli shaped the face of modern aviation leasing through the founding and growth of NetJets. Richard Santulli is the chairman of Milestone Aviation Group’s Board of Directors. He is the founder and former chairman and chief executive officer of NetJets Inc., the largest private aviation company in the world. Richard built NetJets into a globally recognized brand in aviation and the standard bearer for safety, reliability and service. By August 2009, NetJets comprised more than 800 aircraft, annual revenue in excess of $4 billion and more than 7,000 employees around the world.
Prior to starting NetJets, Richard grew RTS Helicopters into the world’s largest helicopter lessor, amassing nearly 200 machines under lease at its peak. The RTS Helicopter business focused on offshore oil and gas leases in the Gulf of Mexico and had a reputation for being entrepreneurial, quick to market and for delivering premier customer service. Richard also created and led the Goldman Sachs Leasing business unit based on proprietary equipment including software and technology.
Richard is active in a wide range of charitable and community causes. He has led the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund as its chairman since 2003. Under his leadership, the Intrepid Fund has provided over $100 million in support to the veterans and families of the U.S. Armed Forces and built the Centre for the Intrepid at the Brooke Army Medical Centre in San Antonio, Texas, as well as the National Intrepid Centre of Excellence that opened in June 2010 in Washington, D.C. In 2007, Richard was named co-chairman of the renowned Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum. He also serves on the board of directors at the Mercy Home for Children, Andre Agassi Charitable Foundation, The Jockey Club and The New York Racing Association, Inc.
Richard holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in applied mathematics from Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute. | | Date parution : 04/08/2010 | | catégorie : Autre | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Saunders Philip | | Chief Commercial Officer | | Air Malta |
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Philip Saunders Appointed
Chief Commercial Officer at Air Malta
Philip Saunders has been appointed Chief Commercial Officer at Air Malta and takes up his position with immediate effect. Philip is responsible for leading all commercial activity on a day-to-day basis and spearheading Air Malta’s restructuring in these areas.
The Cabin Service and Ground Handling departments will now form part of the Commercial Department, in line with Air Malta’s vision to deliver consistently excellent service, tailored to the needs of the Maltese market and meeting the airline’s commercial objectives. The Commercial Department also includes Sales and Marketing, Distribution and E-Business, Revenue Management, Network Planning and Commercial Agreements.
Philip Saunders joins Air Malta with a strong track record built up over 20 years in the industry, with significant experience in turnaround situations.
Most recently, Saunders held the position of CEO at Caribbean Airlines, where he delivered a sustained transformation of the customer experience and achieved profitability one year ahead of plan.
Previous roles include Commercial Director at Star Alliance, delivering commercial advantage for the member carriers forming the world’s largest and most successful airline alliance. As EVP Commercial at SN Brussels Airlines, Philip worked closely with Peter Davies in establishing an effective commercial and operational platform following the collapse of Sabena, and in creating a profitable business against market expectations.
He also served in several senior positions at British Airways over 13 years, including management roles in Russia and Switzerland, as well as Commercial Director at Deutsche BA, a subsidiary airline based in Germany.
Peter Davies, CEO at Air Malta, said: “This appointment represents another important step in our plans to turnaround Air Malta. Philip brings in-depth knowledge of the international airline business and will be responsible for defining the airline’s commercial strategy by making Air Malta more customer centric. I am confident that he is the ideal candidate to lead change in our commercial division and to generate new revenue streams for the airline.”
On taking up his appointment, Philip stated: “I am looking forward to facing the challenges ahead here at Air Malta and am certain that, together with my team, we can create a positive future for the airline, our staff and customers. Our new model will support the continued development of tourism and incentive travel to the islands, and recognise the specific needs of our Maltese customers.”
| | Date parution : 21/07/2011 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SAURER Peter | | Board member | | RUAG Aerospace Defence Technology |
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Nationality: Swiss
Born: 1945
Education: Dr. rer. pol. (doctorate in business administration and economics)
Career: Deputy Director of the Federal Finance Administration
Other managerial and supervisory appointments: Board Member skyguide AG
First appointment to the Board of Directors: 2002
Remaining term of office: Elected until the 2006 General Meeting
Specific role(s) on the Board of Directors: Member of the Audit Committee
Source : RUAG Aerospace Defence Technology | | Date parution : 28/06/2006 | | catégorie : | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SAURET Alain 49 ans | | Vice President, Production | | SAFRAN |
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Alain Sauret, 49, has been named Vice President, Production of the SAFRAN Group. He replaces Jean-Michel Clin, who has retired. The Group’s Production division covers production operations, as well as purchasing and information systems.
2006-2007 : Labinal
Executive Vice President and General Manager Engineering & Technology Division
2001-2005 : Labinal Executive Vice President and General Manager Wiring Europe Division
1999-2001 : Labinal – Aerospace and Systems Division General Manager Aerospace Wiring Branche
1991-1999 :Labinal - Aerospace and Systems Division Operation Director Aerospace Wiring Branche
1989-1991 :Labinal - Aerospace and Systems Division Technical Director Electrical Installation Department - Canalab
1985-1989 :Labinal - Aerospace and Systems Division Deputy Technical Director Electrical Installation Department - Canalab
1982-1985 :Labinal - Aerospace and Systems Division Manufacturing Industrial Engineer.
Education :
1999 : Executive MBA Centre de Perfectionnement des Affaires de Paris
1981 : Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Arts et Métiers | | Date parution : 20/09/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SAVELYEV Vitaly | | CEO and Director General | | Aeroflot |
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Vitaly Savelyev was appointed to his new position in last month’s Board of Directors meeting replacing the air carrier’s previous CEO Valery Okulov who has moved to his new role of Deputy Minister of Transportation in the Russian government.
Amongst the main strategic priorities, Vitaly Savelyev will be working together with Aeroflot’s senior management team to develop new approaches to implementing the company strategy for the period up to 2015. These development tactics will be reviewed by the Board of Directors in the second quarter of 2009.
Part of this planning strategy will be a new short-term business plan incorporating Aeroflot’s key commercial activities in light of the new challenges in today’s civil aviation market. Under Vitaly Savelyev’s direction, Aeroflot will be investigating cost-efficiency programmes that will help ensure the airline’s continuous competitive edge.
In view of the current challenging global economic situation and its toll on the airline industry, Aeroflot reaffirms its commitment to preserving and ensuring the well-being of its work force. As one of Russia’s largest employers, the air carrier will maintain to provide as well as to progress an exceptional and productive working environment for all of its employees.
Vitaly Savelyev joins Aeroflot from financial and industrial group Sistema (SSAq.L) where he was a member of the board of directors and head of its telecoms division. He has vast experience in banking and financial sectors and previously served as Russia’s Deputy Minister of Economic Development and Trade from 2004 to 2007. | | Date parution : 16/04/2009 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SAVIN Olivier 40 ans | | Vice president | | CFM International |
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Olivier Savin has been named executive vice president of CFM International, replacing François Planaud, who has been appointed vice president & general manager of Snecma’s Commercial Engine Division.
CFM International is a 50/50 joint company between Snecma (SAFRAN Group) and General Electric Company.
As part of the CFM Executive Team, Mr. Savin serves as the primary interface between Snecma and General Electric. Along with his counterpart at GE, he is responsible for overseeing CFM56 program management, marketing and sales, communications, and after-sales support
Mr. Savin, 40, holds a Master of Business Administration degree in Management & Finance and is a graduate of a French business school. He has held a variety of positions since joining SAFRAN Group in 1992. He began his career at Messier-Bugatti as financial & controlling manager. In 1994, he became military spare parts sales director for that company before becoming maintenance, repair, and overhaul marketing director and joint venture manager for Messier Services in 1997.
In 1998, he joined Snecma Services, where he was named general manager of Snecma Morocco Engine Services. In 2002, he became the general manager for Snecma Services Repair for military engines and CFM56 modules and parts. Mr. Savin was name to his most recent position, vice president of the Snecma Services component repair business unit, in 2006.
Mr. Savin is married with three children. | | Date parution : 17/10/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SCARPELLA Michelle | | Vice President of F/A-18 Programs | | Northrop Grumman |
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Northrop Grumman Corporation has appointed Michelle A. Scarpella vice president of F/A-18 programs for its Strike and Surveillance Systems Division, a component of the company's Aerospace Systems sector.
In this position, Scarpella is responsible for all aspects of the F/A-18 program. As principal F/A-18 subcontractor to The Boeing Company, Northrop Grumman designs and produces the aircraft's entire center/aft fuselage, integrates all associated subsystems and conducts after-delivery product support. The position also includes management of legacy F-5 and T-38 aircraft programs.
Scarpella joined the company in 1987 and has held numerous positions of increasing responsibility in program management, global supply chain and quality on a number of critical programs including the F/A-18, B-2 Spirit bomber, E-8C Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System (Joint STARS) and E-2C Hawkeye.
She most recently served as director and deputy F/A-18 program manager. Northrop Grumman has delivered more than 1,890 fuselage shipsets for all models of the F/A-18, including the earlier F/A-18A-D Hornet and now the F/A-18E/F Super Hornet and EA-18G Growler.
Scarpella earned her bachelor's degree in human services from California State University, Fullerton. She holds a master's degree in business administration from the University of Phoenix and a certificate from the UCLA Anderson School of Management in executive management. | | Date parution : 26/06/2009 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SCHAFFRATH Stefan 41 ans | | New Head Of Media Relations | | S.A.S. |
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Stefan Schaffrath (41) has been appointed new Head of Media Relations at Airbus S.A.S., effective 1 September 2008. In this position he will be responsible for the management and coordination of the Airbus’ press activities worldwide and act as the company’s spokesperson. Maggie Bergsma (42) is appointed as his Deputy. Stefan Schaffrath and Maggie Bergsma will report to Rainer Ohler, Senior Vice President Public Affairs and Corporate Communications.
Stefan Schaffrath joined Airbus in July 2007 as Deputy to the Vice President Media Relations. Before joining Airbus he held several positions at Lufthansa in the Corporate Communications, Corporate Politics and Corporate Environmental Issues departments. Stefan Schaffrath started his professional career in 1993 and holds a Master of Science degree in Geophysics.
| | Date parution : 01/09/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SCHEMM Kevin Schemm | | Commercial Airplanes vice president - Sales for No | | Boeing |
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Boeing today announced that Kevin Schemm has been named Commercial Airplanes vice president - Sales for North America, effective Jan. 1, 2008. He succeeds Ray Conner, who will assume his new position of vice president - Sales for Boeing Commercial Airplanes on that same date, following the previously announced retirement of Larry Dickenson.
"Kevin brings significant experience in customer satisfaction to this new assignment," said Dickenson. "That customer focus provides an important foundation for our efforts in this dynamic market."
Currently, Schemm is vice president of Commercial Airplanes Contracts and is responsible for leading and managing all Commercial Airplanes contract activities with customers, as well as participating in the development and implementation of effective strategies to increase customer satisfaction.
Previously, Schemm was director of Customer Relationship Processes for Airplane Programs and director of Contracts for the 787 Program. In these positions, he led a cross-functional team for improving the customer experience through the application of Lean tools to streamline current business processes, integrating process and policy improvements across Commercial Airplanes, as well as leading Contracts' integration with the 787 Program.
Prior to that, Schemm served as managing director for Americas & Leasing Aircraft Contracts, with responsibility for managing business transactions and commitments with airline customers in The Americas.
Schemm also has served as director of Negotiation Support and Contracts Support for Airplane Programs, overseeing all business transactions related to the purchase and delivery of new aircraft for Commercial Airplanes. Shortly after joining Commercial Airplanes, he was a regional director in Aircraft Contracts, managing business transactions and relationships with a significant number of airlines in China and South Korea.
Schemm joined Boeing in Wichita, Kan., in 1985 as a systems engineer in Boeing's Military Airplanes division, where he held positions of increasing responsibility on the F-4 Navigation and Weapon Delivery System Program and the B-52 Advanced Cruise Missile/Common Strategic Rotary Launcher Integration Program.
Schemm holds a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from Kansas State University and master's degree in business administration from the University of Washington. | | Date parution : 14/12/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SCHEPENS William E. (Willie) | | Director, Business Development | | Boeing |
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Global Mobility Systems
Willie Schepens is the director of Business Development for Integrated Defense Systems Global Mobility Systems in Long Beach, Calif. His portfolio of products includes the C-17, derivative aircraft such as the C-32 and C-40, and tankers – both domestic and international. He is also responsible for the strategy that develops new mobility products to meet customer needs and ensure long-term growth for the company.
Schepens joined Boeing in October 2000 as part of the C-17 market development team and helped win a C-17 multiyear procurement follow-on contract for 60 aircraft. Shortly thereafter, he became the head of Business Development for the Boeing C-130 Avionics Modernization Program. In that capacity, he conducted successful campaigns with Sweden, Israel, the United Kingdom, the U.S. Navy/U.S. Marine Corps, and Saudi Arabia.
Before joining Boeing, he had a highly successful career in the U.S. Air Force, where he held key jobs in airlift, special operations, acquisition and logistics. He was the commander of the Air Force Flight Standards Agency; director of inspections for the Air Force Inspector General; Operations Group commander for the 62nd Airlift; director of Plans and Policy for the Joint Special Operations; and C-17 program manager for the
Military Airlift Command. He was a command pilot and flew the C-130, T-39, C-141 and C-21.
Schepens is a graduate of the U.S. Air Force Academy and has a master’s degree in logistics management from the Air Force Institute of Technology.
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| | Schlaubitz Alexander 47 ans | | Head of Marketing | | Lufthansa |
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Frankfurt, 07 December 2012
Alexander Schlaubitz to become Head of Marketing at Lufthansa
New marketing head of Passenger Airlines comes from Facebook
Alexander Schlaubitz (47) is to take up the role of Head of Marketing at Lufthansa Passenger Airlines in Frankfurt on 7 January 2013. In this position, he will be responsible for the airlines’ entire marketing activities. Besides classic advertising and brand management, this will include direct marketing and marketing analysis for Lufthansa Passenger Airlines. Schlaubitz reports to Dr. Reinhold Huber, Director of Product and Marketing. He succeeds Hubert Frach, who has left the Lufthansa Group. Most recently, Schlaubitz worked for Facebook as Director of Customer Marketing for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA).
After graduating in business studies from the University of Missouri, USA, Schlaubitz gained his first, professional experience at a number of marketing companies in the USA. In 2001, he moved to the global advertising agency Leo Burnett and in 2003 to the communications agency Change Communications. His responsibilities there included the strategic planning for clients such as Johnson & Johnson, Adecco, Campari and Nokia. Three years later, Schlaubitz became marketing director for Europe, the Middle East and Africa at Intel Corporation in Munich, before moving to the same position at Facebook in 2011.
Alexander Schlaubitz has two children. | | Date parution : 08/12/2012 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SCHLUETER Jim | | vice president of Communications | | Boeing |
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The Boeing Company named Jim Schlueter vice president of Communications for Boeing Commercial Airplanes, reporting to Alan Mulally, Commercial Airplanes president and CEO, and Tom Downey, Boeing vice president of corporate communications.
In this role, Schlueter will lead all Commercial Airplanes communications activities, including media relations, employee communications, executive communications and advertising.
For the past two years, Schlueter has led Commercial Airplanes media relations and international and sales communications efforts. Prior to that, he was director of international communications for Boeing's corporate offices.
Schlueter, who has been with Boeing more than 19 years, also has held a variety of communications positions in the company's space and defense businesses. He earned a bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Illinois and an MBA from Southern Illinois University - Edwardsville.
Schlueter, 47, lives in the Seattle area with his wife and two children.
Source : Boeing | | Date parution : 27/06/2006 | | catégorie : | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SCHMID Reto | | Head of Human Resources | | Swiss International Air Lines |
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Reto Schmid (43) becomes Head of Human Resources, in overall charge of the HR affairs of all SWISS personnel. He also assumes responsibility for the company’s Internal Audit department. Schmid further retains his function as General Counsel, and will continue to head the company’s Legal Affairs unit.
| | Date parution : 08/12/2009 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SCHMIDT Gregory A. | | Vice President and Gen. Man. of strategic planning | | Northrop Grumman Technical Services |
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David Reith has been appointed Vice President and Controller and Gregory A. Schmidt has been appointed Vice President and General Manager of strategic planning and operations.
"These executive appointments fill critical positions that will directly contribute to the sector's business performance and strategic growth objectives," said James Cameron, corporate vice president and president of Northrop Grumman Technical Services. "Both of these proven leaders bring strong technical and managerial skills gained through positions of increased responsibility from within the greater Northrop Grumman enterprise. Their track record of success reinforces our vision of 'Driving to be the Best in the World at What We Do.'"
Schmidt will manage strategic operations and planning, focusing on operational execution in balance with strategic planning and development of new markets and targets to rapidly expand the sector's business base and maximize profitability. He most recently served as the vice president of the radio frequency combat and information systems business area for Electronics Systems. He joined Northrop Grumman in 1982, and has held positions of increasing responsibility throughout his career in strategizing product improvements, new product opportunities and overall business growth.
Schmidt earned a Bachelor of Science degree in chemical engineering from Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Pa., and a master's degree in technology management from the University of Maryland in College Park. | | Date parution : 16/01/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SCHMITT Charles | | Ancien directeur d'exploitation | | Héli Union |
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Nous venons d'apprendre le décès de Charles SCHMITT, grande figure de l'aéronautique française.
Cet immense pilote d'hélicoptère aux 11 800 heures de vol, ancien directeur d'exploitation d'une grande entreprise de transport et de travail aérien (Héli Union), expert auprès de l'OACI, était aussi membre honoraire de l'Académie de l'Air et de l'Espace.
Il s'est éteint samedi 5 Novembre 2011, dans sa 79e année. | | Date parution : 08/11/2011 | | catégorie : Décès | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SCHNEIDER Kent | | President, Defense Group Northrop Grumman ... | | Northrop Grumman |
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Kent Schneider provides leadership, management and guidance for the Defense group, including programs responsible for the analysis, design, development, integration and implementation of advanced information systems for the Department of Defense. The Defense group’s units are focused in the areas of simulation, analysis and training systems; communications and infrastructure systems; logistics systems; mission support systems; and science and technology.
Mr. Schneider joined the company in 2001 with the acquisition of Litton Industries by Northrop Grumman Corporation. Previously, he served 26 years in the U.S. Army Signal Corps, and has more than 30 years of experience in progressively responsible positions in program management, systems integration, systems engineering and systems management. Mr. Schneider has more than 25 years of specific experience in designing, integrating, managing and teaching related to command, control, communications, computers and intelligence (C4I) information systems supporting the Department of Defense.
After retiring from the Army in 1994, Mr. Schneider joined Litton PRC as the director of C4I Initiatives. He subsequently held positions as defense systems director of Advanced Programs; general manager, Maritime and Ground Systems; vice president and general manager, C3I Systems; senior vice president and general manager, Defense Systems Sector; and president, Defense Systems Division.
Mr. Schneider has a bachelor’s degree in business management from Augusta College, Ga., and a master’s degree in information systems management from the University of Southern California. He is a graduate of the National War College, National Defense University, Washington, D.C.
Mr. Schneider has been named AFCEAN of the Year by the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association and was recognized by Federal Computer Week magazine as one of the top 100 executives with the greatest influence on the information systems community.
Source : Northrop Grumman | | Date parution : 24/03/2006 | | catégorie : | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SCHNEIDER Paul | | Under Secretary for Management, Department of Home | | DHS |
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Paul A. Schneider was sworn in January 3, 2007, as the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Under Secretary for Management. He is responsible for all the department’s budget, appropriations, expenditure of funds, accounting and finance; procurement; human resources and personnel; information technology systems; facilities, property, equipment, and other material resources; and identification and tracking of performance measurements.
Prior to coming to DHS, Schneider served as a defense and aerospace consultant where he led a congressionally-directed study for NASA on the costs, risks and benefits of human space flight and a study of open architectures for the U.S. Navy. He led an independent review of the presidential helicopter replacement program, played a role in the administration’s effort to develop the plan for the Next Generation Air Transportation System and led reviews of Defense network centric warfare and interoperability programs.
Schneider holds a degree in nuclear engineering and is a member of the American Society of Naval Engineers (ASNE), Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA), Association of Scientists and Engineers (ASE), Navy League, Association of Old Crows and the Naval Institute.
| | Date parution : 25/04/2007 | | catégorie : Autre | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SCHRAMM B.J. | | founder of RotorWay Aircraft | | RotorWay Aircraft |
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Creator of the Scorpion and Executive kit helicopters
Debuting in 1967, Schramm's one-of-a-kind design led to the Scorpion, a breakthrough in sport flying. It became the first successful kit helicopter on the market, incorporating affordability and simplicity. By 1972, 600 kits had been produced.
In 1980, Schramm unveiled the Rotorway Executive, which refined the building process that put a reliable helicopter as an achievable goal for the homebuilder. Schramm continued to be very active in the homebuilt community until his death in 2004. | | Date parution : 09/08/2006 | | catégorie : | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SCHUMACHER John | | Vice President, Space line of business | | EADS North America |
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EADS North America today announced that it has further integrated and expanded the company’s Space and related product activities in the U.S., supporting government agencies, private sector customers and academia. The line of business (LOB) will be led by John Schumacher, who will serve as Vice President, Space line of business.
Prior to joining EADS North America, Mr. Schumacher was the Vice President of Washington Operations for Aerojet General Corporation, responsible for leading and expanding Aerojet’s activities with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and other U.S. government, civilian and military customers.
Mr. Schumacher spent nearly 25 years in government service. He was Chief of Staff at NASA during a fundamental redirection of America’s Space program and the agency’s return to human Space flight following the loss of the Space Shuttle Columbia in 2003. He previously served as NASA’s Associate Administrator for External Relations, where he led the agency’s efforts to expand cooperative programs in science, technology and human Space flight with partners across the globe.
Mr. Schumacher graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy and served as a commissioned officer. He also received a Juris Doctor degree from Columbia University in New York City and an advanced degree from Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. His awards include Senior Executive Service Presidential Rank (Distinguished and Meritorious); NASA’s highest award, the Distinguished Service Medal; and the Department of Defense Legion of Merit. | | Date parution : 08/04/2011 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SCHWAB Philip L. | | Vice President - Business Development | | Boeing |
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Support Systems
Biography
Philip L. Schwab is the vice president of Business Development for Support Systems. Previously, he was director of Operations, Training Systems and Services (TSS), a division of the Support Systems business of Integrated Defense Systems that provides the full range of military and government training and mission planning system solutions for domestic and international customers.
In 1996, Schwab joined McDonnell Douglas Corp. in St. Louis as international marketing manager for the New Business Development Group. In this capacity, he was responsible for the marketing of various aircraft and weapons systems platforms, both domestic and internationally produced. His region focused mainly within the Middle East area to include North and South Africa.
In the 1997, Schwab joined the F/A-18 International Program Office as program manager for the Kuwait and Swiss F/A-18 Programs. In 2002, Schwab was selected for a special assignment to serve as executive assistant to the vice president/general manager of Naval Aircraft Programs. In 2003, he was appointed as the Boeing deputy director, V-22 Program and re-located to the Bell Helicopter facilities in Fort Worth, Texas, representing Boeing’s interest on the Bell-Boeing Osprey program. Most recently, he served as Support Systems director for Engineering and Logistics Services.
Schwab received his bachelor’s degree in 1973 in Aeronautics from the California State University at San Jose at which time he entered into military service as a Naval aviator. He served in a number of active duty assignments including VF-21 on
board the USS Ranger and VF-151 on board the USS Midway. In 1978, he was assigned as the Air Warfare Training Coordinator for the Chief of Naval Technical Training until his release from active duty service in 1980.
After receiving his master’s degree in Operations Management in 1980 from the University of Arkansas, he entered into the aerospace industry with General Dynamics Corp. Assignments included chief of logistics for the International Product Support Department, program manager for the F-16 Egypt and F-16 Bahrain programs and IPT team leader for the European F-16 Mid Life Update (MLU) Program. Schwab was also the team leader for all industrial participation arrangements on the MLU Program.
Schwab retained his affiliation with the U.S. Naval Reserve, retiring at the rank of Captain, USNR.
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| | Schwab Mark | | Chief Executive | | Star Alliance |
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Mark Schwab appointed new Star Alliance CEO
Source: Star Alliance
14/12/2011
The Chief Executive Board of Star Alliance has appointed Mark Schwab to head the Star Alliance central organisation, based in Frankfurt, Germany as its new Chief Executive.
Schwab comes from Star Alliance member United where he was responsible for the company’s alliances as Senior Vice President Alliances. In this capacity he also served as a member of Star Alliance’s Management Board. He succeeds Jaan Albrecht, who was appointed as CEO of Austrian Airlines on November 1st, 2011.
“With Mark Schwab we have secured an internationally renowned airline executive, who has all the qualifications required to lead our alliance into the next chapter of its success story,” said Rob Fyfe, Chief Executive of Air New Zealand and Chairman of the Star Alliance Chief Executive Board.
“This appointment follows a worldwide search resulting in the comfortable situation of having several high calibre candidates to choose from. Mark convinced us with his vast industry know-how and his tremendous international experience. Having served our business in several executive positions across the globe gives him that specific background that we need for this challenging position”.
Mark Schwab held numerous executive positions in the airline industry at United Airlines, US Airways and American Airlines. He began his aviation career in 1975 with Pan American World Airways in Rio de Janeiro.
As a global citizen he spent most of his career outside his home country, the United States of America. Schwab headed organisations in Latin America, Europe and Asia. Being fluent in Portuguese and in Spanish language he holds a bachelor’s degree in Latin American affairs from the University of Virginia, Charlottesville.
Mark Schwab is married and has two daughters.
The Star Alliance Services GmbH, based in Frankfurt, Germany, serves as the central organisation of the world’s most experienced airline alliance. It coordinates the projects and activities of its 28 member airlines, aiming at improving the seamless service experience for its international customers when travelling on any of their more than 21.000 daily flights as well as achieving synergies beyond the members’ individual capabilities on a global scale.
A headshot of Mark Schwab is available here http://xturnover.dk/starceo. This photograph is free for use in your publications. If you require attribution you may refer to an official photograph supplied by Star Alliance. | | Date parution : 16/12/2011 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SCHWALD Hans-Peter | | Board member | | RUAG Aerospace Defence Technology |
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Nationality: Swiss
Born: 1959
Education: Attorney, graduate in law, University of St. Gallen
Career: Partner in the legal practice of Staiger, Schwald & Partner (www.ssplaw.ch) Zurich and Berne
Previous executive duties: CEO of AVIA, the Association of Independent Importers of Petroleum Products (1988-1998)
Other managerial and supervisory appointments: AVIA the Association of Independent Importers of Petroleum Products, (Chairman), Member of the Board of Directors of various AVIA Group companies, Stadler Rail AG Vice-president, Member of the Board of Directors of various Stadler Group companies, Humaine Klinik Gruppe Schweiz (Chairman), ZLE Betriebs AG - ZSC Lions
(Board Member), GCK Lions Eishockey AG (Chairman), Various other directorships with Swiss private stock companies
Permanent management and advisory roles: Managing Partner Staiger, Schwald & Partner, Attorney
First appointment to the Board of Directors: 2002
Remaining term of office: Elected until the 2006 General Meeting
Specific role(s) on the Board of Directors: Board Member
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| | Scodellaro Raymond | | Vice President | | CFM International |
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Raymond Scodellaro Joins CFM Executive Team
as new Vice President - Contracts
WEST CHESTER, Ohio – 27 March 2012 — Mr. Raymond Scodellaro has been named CFM International’s new vice president, Contracts. In this role, Mr. Scodellaro is part of the CFM Executive team and is responsible for the negotiation, execution, and oversight of all CFM customer contracts.
Throughout his 36-year career, he has held a variety of positions in the commercial aviation and defense sectors. He joined Snecma (Safran group) in 1975 as a non-destructive testing and metallurgy expert. From 1982 to 1984, he served as Snecma’s quality procurement manager in Cincinnati in support of NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement), sourcing CFM56 engine parts in the early days of theprogram.
>From 1984 until 2008, Mr. Scodellaro held managerial roles in contracts, purchasing, quality procurement and production within Snecma.
Most recently, Mr. Scodellaro was the corporate purchasing manager for Safran group, charged with identifying and developing purchasing synergies and international sourcing opportunities across a broad product range and across the various Safran subsidiaries.
Mr. Scodellaro holds a degree from the Conservatoire National des Arts & in France.
“We are excited to welcome Raymond to the CFM team,” said Jean-Paul Ebanga, president and CEO of CFM International. “His broad experience and global outlook will be a real asset to CFM as we lay the foundation for the next chapter in CFM’s very rich history.”
| | Date parution : 29/03/2012 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SCOPES Julian | | President of BAE Systems India | | BAE Systems India |
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Julian Scopes has been appointed President of BAE Systems India. Based at BAE Systems' offices in New Delhi, Scopes will be responsible for defining and implementing BAE Systems' strategy in India and will lead the company's corporate initiatives in the Indian sub-continent.
Scopes joins from BAE System's London headquarters, where he was Head of Government Relations and UK Business Development. The appointment of a key senior executive to lead the Delhi office is an indication of the level of focus and priority with which BAE Systems is addressing the Indian market.
Scopes will lead a major new drive by BAE Systems to increase the company's capabilities and partnerships in India. While BAE Systems has been present in India for over 60 years, a corner stone of the company's current corporate strategy is to broaden and deepen the company's involvement in India to meet the needs of the Indian MoD and other customers worldwide.
Ian King, Chief Executive BAE Systems, said; "Julian will prove invaluable to the strategic development of BAE Systems in India. Appointing someone of Julian's calibre and seniority is an indication of our determination to rapidly develop our presence and partnerships in India successfully for all concerned."
"India is an exciting challenge. We will invest to increase our capabilities and industrial partnerships to really grow our contribution to the Indian defence community," states Julian Scopes. " With 60 years of history in India we have a strong basis here already on which to grow and our international experience in sharing technology and skills to develop local long term businesses across the globe positions us well for success."
Before joining BAE Systems as Regional Managing Director Europe in 1997, Scopes worked for the UK Ministry of Defence for over 20 years.
Educated at Fettes College, Edinburgh and Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge, Scopes is married with two grown-up daughters. His interests include theatre, reading, music and
high-handicap golf. | | Date parution : 02/09/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SCOTT Hall | | Account Executive specializing in retrofit market | | THRANE & THRANE Inc. |
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Thrane & Thrane Inc., the North American division of the leading provider of cabin based satcom solutions Thrane & Thrane, has appointed Scott Hall as Account Executive.
Scott's main responsibility is to assist in expanding the company's presence in the North American business jet retrofit market, where the Inmarsat Aero-HSD+ is already a popular cabin communications solution.
Scott, whose previous positions include avionics sales and marketing at several well known US aviation companies, will also be responsible for promotion and sales of Thrane & Thrane's forthcoming Inmarsat SwiftBroadband solution, Aero-SB+.
Aero SB+ is a total cabin solution, providing a full featured office system with five channels for voice and data, at speeds up to 432kbps. Aero-SB+ promises to improve communications quality while reducing voice costs by up to 75%.
"Thrane & Thrane's superior reputation in the North American market can be contributed to the excellent performance of the Aero-HSD+ and the ongoing service and support the company offers its customers," said Scott. "The introduction of SwiftBroadband and the Aero-SB+ system makes this a very exciting time to be joining the company." | | Date parution : 06/06/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SCOTT Gary R. | | Président | | Bombardier Avions commerciaux |
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Gary R. Scott a été nommé président de l'unité d'affaires nouvellement intégrée Bombardier Avions commerciaux, le 18 avril 2008. Cette nouvelle unité regroupe deux unités auparavant indépendantes : Bombardier Avions régionaux et Programme du nouvel avion commercial.
M. Scott est entré chez Bombardier le 8 mars 2004, comme président, Programme du nouvel avion commercial. Le 17 février 2006, il était nommé président, Services à l'aviation et Programme du nouvel avion commercial.
M. Scott est un dirigeant chevronné du groupe Aéronautique qui compte plus de 30 ans d'expérience dans l'industrie. Avant d'entrer à Bombardier Aéronautique, M. Scott était président du groupe Simulation et formation aéronautiques civiles, à CAE, Inc., chef de file mondial de la formation en aviation commerciale. Il a commencé sa carrière à The Boeing Company en 1973, où il a occupé plusieurs postes de haut dirigeant, dont ceux de président, FlightSafety Boeing Training International, de vice-président de la Stratégie commerciale et des Finances, Commercial Aviation Services, de vice-président et chef de l'exploitation, Boeing Enterprises, et de vice-président et directeur général des programmes 737/757. À ce dernier poste, il a dirigé la plus importante division d'avions commerciaux à couloir unique de Boeing durant la plus importante augmentation de la cadence de production de toute l'histoire de l'entreprise, comprenant notamment le lancement de deux importants nouveaux programmes, ceux du 737 NG (dernière génération) et du 757-300.
Né à Seattle (Washington), M. Scott a obtenu son Baccalauréat en administration des affaires à la Washington State University, sa Maîtrise en administration des affaires à la University of Seattle. De plus, il a terminé le Programme de perfectionnement des cadres à la University of Illinois, ainsi que le Programme de gestion avancée à la Harvard Business School. | | Date parution : 18/04/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SCOTT J. Kelly (Captain, USN) 21/02/1964 | | Astronaut | | NASA |
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Graduated from Mountain High School, West Orange, New Jersey, in 1982; received a Bachelor of Science degree in electrical engineering from the State University of New York Maritime College in 1987, and a Master of Science degree in aviation systems from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, in 1996.
ORGANIZATIONS: Associate Fellow, Society of Experimental Test Pilots and Member, Association of Space Explorers.
SPECIAL HONORS: Defense Superior Service Medal, Distinguished Flying Cross, Navy Commendation Medal, Navy Achievement Medal, 2 Navy Unit Commendations, National Defense Service Medal, Southwest Asia Service Medal, Kuwait Liberation Medal, Sea Service Deployment Ribbon, 2 NASA Space Flight Medals, NASA Exceptional Service Medal, Korolev Diploma from the Federation Aeronautique Internationale, 1999. Honorary Doctorate of Science degree from the State University of New York, 2008.
EXPERIENCE: Kelly received his commission from the State University of New York Maritime College in May 1987, and was designated a naval aviator in July 1989 at Naval Air Station (NAS) Beeville, Texas. He then reported to Fighter Squadron 101 at NAS Oceana, Virginia Beach, Virginia, for initial F-14 Tomcat training. Upon completion of this training, he was assigned to Fighter Squadron 143 and made overseas deployments to the North Atlantic, Mediterranean Sea, Red Sea and Persian Gulf aboard the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN-69). Kelly was selected to attend the U.S. Naval Test Pilot School in January 1993 and completed training in June 1994. After graduation, he worked as a test pilot at the Strike Aircraft Test Squadron, Naval Air Warfare Center, Aircraft Division, Patuxent River, Maryland, flying the F-14 Tomcat and F/A-18 Hornet. Kelly was the first pilot to fly an F-14 with an experimental digital flight control system installed and performed subsequent high angle of attack and departure testing. He has logged over 4,000 flight hours in more than 30 different aircraft and has over 250 carrier landings. Kelly holds a United States Coast Guard Third Mate’s license.
NASA EXPERIENCE: Selected by NASA in April 1996, Kelly reported to the Johnson Space Center in August 1996. Following completion of training, he was assigned technical duties in the Astronaut Office Spacecraft Systems/Operations Branch. A veteran of two space flights, Kelly has logged over 497 hours in space. He served as pilot on STS-103 in 1999, and was the mission commander on STS-118 in 2007. Following STS-103, Kelly served as NASA’s Director of Operations in Star City, Russia. He served as a back-up crewmember for ISS Expedition-5 and as the Astronaut Office Space Station Branch Chief. Kelly trained as a Flight Engineer for ISS Expedition 25 and as the Commander of ISS Expedition 26.
SPACE FLIGHT EXPERIENCE: STS-103 (December 19-27, 1999) was an 8-day mission during which the crew successfully installed new instruments and upgraded systems on the Hubble Space Telescope (HST). Enhancing HST scientific capabilities required three space walks. The STS-103 mission was accomplished in 120 Earth orbits, traveling 3.2 million miles in 191 hours and 11 minutes.
STS-118 (August 8-21, 2007) was the 119th space shuttle flight, the 22nd flight to the station, and the 20th flight for Endeavour. During the mission Endeavour's crew successfully added another truss segment, a new gyroscope and external spare parts platform to the International Space Station. A new system that enables docked shuttles to draw electrical power from the station to extend visits to the outpost was activated successfully. A total of four spacewalks (EVAs) were performed by three crew members. Endeavour carried some 5,000 pounds of equipment and supplies to the station and returned to Earth with some 4,000 pounds of hardware and no longer needed equipment. Traveling 5.3 million miles in space, the STS-118 mission was completed in 12 days, 17 hours, 55 minutes and 34 seconds.
On October 7, 2010, Kelly launched aboard the Soyuz TMA-M spacecraft to serve a 6-month tour of duty on the International Space Station. He assumed command of Expedition 26 once the Soyuz TMA-19 undocked on November 24, 2010. | | Date parution : 17/03/2011 | | catégorie : Autre | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Scott Gary | | President | | Bombardier Aerospace |
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Bombardier Aerospace Announces the Retirement of Gary Scott, President, Bombardier Commercial Aircraft
Montréal, August 24, 2011 – Bombardier Aerospace announced today that Gary R. Scott,
President, Bombardier Commercial Aircraft, will be retiring on October 1, 2011. Guy C. Hachey,
President and Chief Operating Officer, Bombardier Aerospace, will lead the Commercial Aircraft
business unit until a replacement is named.
“It has been my honour and my pleasure to lead Bombardier Commercial Aircraft through this
exciting time, particularly bringing the game-changing CSeries aircraft to market,” said
Gary R. Scott, President, Bombardier Commercial Aircraft. “The CSeries aircraft program is
tracking well, and with the program at this advanced stage, I feel very comfortable leaving it in
the capable hands of my colleagues so I can devote more time to my family. I have full
confidence in the solid team in place at Bombardier Commercial Aircraft and its ability to
continue the development and execution of our programs. I am extremely proud to have been
part of the Bombardier team and of what we have accomplished together. I look forward to
watching Bombardier introduce industry leading products well into the future.”
Gary R. Scott first joined Bombardier in 2004 as President, New Commercial Aircraft Program,
after more than 30 years in the aerospace industry, first with The Boeing Company and
subsequently CAE. He has held the position of President, Bombardier Commercial Aircraft since
April 2008, when Bombardier merged two previously independent units: Bombardier Regional
Aircraft and New Commercial Aircraft Program.
“Gary has been an incredible asset to our organization and, through his leadership, has helped
us develop game-changing products and a strong international customer base,” said
Guy C. Hachey, President and Chief Operating Officer, Bombardier Aerospace. “We wish him
and his family well, and thank him for his valuable contribution to Bombardier and to the
aerospace industry.”
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About Bombardier
A world-leading manufacturer of innovative transportation solutions, from commercial aircraft
and business jets to rail transportation equipment, systems and services, Bombardier Inc. is a
global corporation headquartered in Canada. Its revenues for the fiscal year ended
January 31, 2011, were $17.7 billion, and its shares are traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange
(BBD). Bombardier is listed as an index component to the Dow Jones Sustainability World and
North America indexes. News and information are available at www.bombardier.com or follow
us on Twitter @Bombardier. | | Date parution : 24/08/2011 | | catégorie : Départs en retraite | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SEGALEN, Loïk | | Directeur Général Délégué. | | DASSAULT AVIATION |
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Nominations à la tête de Dassault Aviation
Le Conseil d’Administration de DASSAULT AVIATION, qui s’est réuni ce jour le 18 décembre 2012, communique :
Monsieur Eric TRAPPIER a été coopté aujourd’hui comme administrateur de DASSAULT AVIATION, en remplacement de Monsieur Philippe HUSTACHE, pour la durée restant à courir du mandat de ce dernier, soit jusqu’à l’issue de l’Assemblée Générale qui statuera sur les comptes de l’exercice 2014.
Monsieur Charles EDELSTENNE, atteint par la limite d’âge statutaire, quittera ses fonctions de Président-Directeur Général de DASSAULT AVIATION à la date du 8 janvier 2013.
Sur sa proposition et avec l’accord de Monsieur Serge DASSAULT et du Conseil d’Administration, il sera remplacé par Monsieur Eric TRAPPIER qui deviendra, à compter du 9 janvier 2013, Président-Directeur Général de DASSAULT AVIATION, assisté de Monsieur Loïk SEGALEN, qui sera Directeur Général Délégué.
Monsieur Charles EDELSTENNE reste Administrateur de la société et rejoindra le Comité d’Audit.
Monsieur Serge DASSAULT remercie au nom du Conseil Monsieur Charles EDELSTENNE pour son exceptionnelle contribution au développement de la Société, et félicite Messieurs Eric TRAPPIER et Loïk SEGALEN pour leurs nominations.
A propos de Dassault Aviation
Avec plus de 8 000 avions militaires et civils livrés depuis près de 60 ans dans 75 pays et ayant effectué près de 20 millions d'heures de vol, Dassault Aviation bénéficie d'un savoir-faire et d'une expérience reconnus dans la conception, le développement, la vente et le soutien de tous types d'aéronefs, depuis l’avion de combat Rafale jusqu’à la famille d’avions d’affaires haut de gamme Falcon. Grâce à son expérience unique d’architecte de systèmes aéroportés complexes, Dassault Aviation est en mesure d’apporter des compétences stratégiques, des solutions opérationnelles novatrices et une approche efficiente de la coopération.
Management Appointments at Dassault Aviation
The DASSAULT AVIATION board of Directors, meeting today, December 18, 2012,
released this statement: Mr. Eric TRAPPIER has been co-opted today as director of
DASSAULT AVIATION, in replacement of Mr. Philippe HUSTACHE, for the remaining
duration of Mr. Philippe HUSTACHE’s office, i.e. until the General Assembly which will
approve the financial statements of the year 2014.
Mr. Charles EDELSTENNE, having reached the statutory age limit, will cease on January 8,
2013, his office of Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of DASSAULT AVIATION.
Upon his proposal and in agreement with Mr. Serge DASSAULT and the board of Directors,
he will be replaced by Mr. Eric TRAPPIER who will become, starting from January 9, 2013,
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of DASSAULT AVIATION, assisted by Mr. Loïk
SEGALEN, who will become Chief Operating Officer.
Mr. Charles EDELSTENNE remains director of the company and will join the Audit
Committee.
On behalf of the Board of Directors, Mr. Serge DASSAULT thanks Mr. Charles
EDELSTENNE for his outstanding involvement in the development of the company and
congratulates Mr. Eric TRAPPIER and Mr. Loïk SEGALEN for their appointments.
About Dassault Aviation
With more than 8,000 military and civil aircraft delivered to 75 countries over the past 60 years, and having
logged nearly 20 million flight hours to date, Dassault Aviation can offer recognized know‐how and experience
in the design, development, sale and support of all types of aircraft, from the Rafale fighter to the Falcon range
of high‐end business jets. Dassault Aviation’s unique experience as architect of complex airborne systems
ideally positions it to offer strategic expertise, innovative operational solutions and an efficient approach to
cooperation.
Loïk SEGALEN
Born March 27, 1960
Married, 4 children
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Since Nov. 2009 Director General of Economic and Social Affairs – DASSAULT AVIATION (DGAEF functions as below plus Human Resources and Safety)
Since 2009 Director of THALES and member of the Board of the French aeronautical and space industries association (GIFAS)
Jan. 2009 to Nov. 2011 Director General of Economic and Financial Affairs – DASSAULT AVIATION (same functions as below)
Dec. 2012 to Dec. 2008 Director of Economic and Financial Affairs – DASSAULT AVIATION,
reporting to the Chief Executive Officer
Directorate bringing together all the accounting, financial and legal functions distributed within the three management structures attached to them:
Financing and Accounts Directorate: cash management, hedging management, financing of export sales,
Economic Affairs Directorate: general and analytical accounting, management control, internal control,
Legal Affairs and Insurance Directorate: legal and insurance,
Member of the Executive Committee
Since 2005 Director of SABCA and SABCA Limburg (Belgium)
Since 2003 Director of DASSAULT FALCON JET (USA)
Since 2001 President of DASSAULT ASSURANCES COURTAGE (insurance brokering) (until 2011)
President of DASSAULT REASSURANCE (until 2011)
Manager of DASSAULT AEROSERVICE (until 2011)
Director of Paris Le Bourget Air show (until 2011)
President of the Administrative Commission of GIFAS (until 12/2005)
Since 2000 Director of DASSAULT BELGIQUE AVIATION and MIDWAY (USA)
Since 1993 Director of DASSAULT SYSTÈMES (until 2005)
Permanent representative of DASSAULT AVIATION on the Board of Directors of CORSE COMPOSITES AÉRONAUTIQUES (until 2011) and of SOFEMA (until 2001).
1998/1999 Deputy Director to the Vice-President responsible for Economic and Financial Affairs of DASSAULT AVIATION
1990/1998 Financial Adviser to the Vice-President responsible for Economic and Financial Affairs of DASSAULT AVIATION, especially monitoring subsidiaries
1986/1989 Finance Directorate – DASSAULT INTERNATIONAL: setting up of supplier credit and contractual negotiations for export
DISTINCTION
Knight of the National Order of Merit
EDUCATION
1986 Graduate of ESSEC
1983 Graduate engineer from ÉCOLE CENTRALE DE LYON
3rd year taken at the ECOLE CENTRALE DE PARIS – Option Economics
Loïk SEGALEN
Né le 27 mars 1960
Marié, 4 enfants
EXPÉRIENCE PROFESSIONNELLE
Depuis 09/11 Directeur Général des Affaires Economiques et Sociales - DASSAULT AVIATION (fonctions DGAEF ci-dessous plus Ressources Humaines et Sécurité)
Depuis 2009 Administrateur de THALES et membre du conseil du GIFAS
De 01/09 à 09/11 Directeur Général des Affaires Economiques et Financières - DASSAULT AVIATION (mêmes fonctions que ci-dessous)
De 12/99 à 12/08 Directeur des Affaires Economiques et Financières - DASSAULT AVIATION,
rattaché au Président-Directeur Général
Direction regroupant l’intégralité des fonctions comptables, financières et juridiques réparties au sein de trois directions qui lui sont rattachées :
Direction des Financements et de la Trésorerie : trésorerie, gestion de la couverture de change, financement des ventes à l’exportation,
Directions des Affaires Economiques : comptabilités générale et analytique, contrôle de gestion, contrôle interne,
Directions des Affaires Juridiques et des Assurances : juridique et assurances,
Membre du Comité de Direction
Depuis 2005 Administrateur de SABCA et SABCA Limburg (Belgique)
Depuis 2003 Administrateur de DASSAULT FALCON JET (USA)
Depuis 2001 Président de DASSAULT ASSURANCES COURTAGE (jusqu’en 2011)
Président de DASSAULT REASSURANCE (jusqu’en 2011)
Gérant de DASSAULT AEROSERVICE (jusqu’en 2011)
Administrateur de Paris Le Bourget (jusqu’en 2011)
Président de la Commission Administrative du GIFAS (jusqu'en 12/2005)
Depuis 2000 Administrateur de DASSAULT BELGIQUE AVIATION et de MIDWAY (USA)
Depuis 1993 Administrateur de DASSAULT SYSTÈMES (jusqu’en 2005)
Représentant permanent de DASSAULT AVIATION au Conseil d’Administration de CORSE COMPOSITES AÉRONAUTIQUES (jusqu’en 2011) et de la SOFEMA (jusqu'en 2001).
1998/1999 Directeur Adjoint auprès du Vice-Président chargé des Affaires Economiques et Financières de DASSAULT AVIATION
1990/1998 Conseiller Financier auprès du Vice-Président chargé des Affaires Economiques et Financières de DASSAULT AVIATION, en particulier le Suivi des filiales
1986/1989 Direction Financière - DASSAULT INTERNATIONAL : mise en place de crédit fournisseur et négociations contractuelles à l’exportation
DECORATION
Chevalier de l’Ordre National du Mérite
FORMATION
1986 Diplômé de l’ESSEC
1983 Ingénieur diplômé de l’ÉCOLE CENTRALE DE LYON
3ème année effectuée à l’ECOLE CENTRALE DE PARIS - Option Economie | | Date parution : 26/12/2012 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SEGRAN Raja | | Senior Vice-président | | Jet Airways Europe et Amérique |
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Monsieur Raja Segran a été récemment nommé Senior Vice-président de Jet Airways Europe et Amérique. Il est désormais chargé de toute l'Europe, des Etats-Unis ainsi que du Canada. Mr. Raja Segran, originaire de Singapour, travaille depuis décembre 2007 à Bruxelles pour Jet Airways, après avoir passé 26 ans au service de la compagnie Singapore Airlines. | | Date parution : 25/03/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SéGUINOTTE Hélène | | National Executive Safran Canada | | Safran Canada |
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Hélène Seguinotte named National Executive Safran Canada,
in addition to her position as Chief Executive Officer of
Turbomeca Canada,
effective July 1, 2008.
ESC de Pau (81),
D.E.S.C.A.F
MBA - Marketing & Management at the
University of South Alabama
Hélène Seguinotte joined the Group in 1992. After 13 years of experience with Turbomeca, especially in operator support, Hélène spent four years in Munich as sales and marketing director for MTU-Turbomeca-Rolls-Royce GmbH (MTR), in charge of coordinating the MTR390 engine program for the Tiger helicopter developed by Eurocopter.
In February 2002, Hélène was named Chief Executive Officer of Turbomeca Canada Inc.
| | Date parution : 24/01/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SEIBEL Dave | | Chairman, CEO, and President | | Mxi Technologies |
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Dave Seibel joined Mxi Technologies as Chairman, CEO, and President in December 2010.
Dave brings with him over 30 years of experience in business strategy, planning, and organizational leadership, having previously held senior management positions within a number of top Canadian technology firms; most recently as Chairman and CEO of Accenture Canada. Complementary to his work in managing top technology companies, he has also served on the Boards at Ubiquity Software and BMB Fuels. Dave is also very active within the community and serves on a number of boards and committees for local and national charitable organizations. | | Date parution : 11/02/2011 | | catégorie : | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SEIFERT Chad | | General Manager | | Chromalloy |
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Chromalloy announced today that Chad Seifert has been appointed General Manager of the company’s gas turbine engine service and remanufacturing center in Phoenix.
Seifert will be responsible for leading all aspects of the operation, which provides service and repairs for Auxiliary Power Units and IGT components With an emphasis on customer-facing activities to grow sales and revenue, he also will work to improve turnaround times and waste reduction through OpEx projects.
Seifert joined Chromalloy in 1991 as a Repair Development Engineer, working on advanced processes in stripping aluminide coatings, brazing and welding. He developed repair processes that were substantiated by the major turbine engine OEMs including GE, Solar Turbines and Honeywell. He later served as Production Manager, managing the New Products Cell and championing repairs for Solar powerplants. In 2003 he was appointed Director of Operations and led the facility’s LEAN manufacturing projects.
Seifert holds a Bachelor of Science degree in aerospace engineering from the University of Colorado and an M.B.A. with honors from Arizona State University. He is a Six Sigma Black Belt and completed the Solar Turbines / Caterpillar Lean training program as well as the Sequa Advanced Impact Leadership Program. | | Date parution : 21/01/2010 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Sekles Flavia | | External Communications Director, | | EMBRAER |
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EMBRAER PRESENTS ITS NEW EXTERNAL COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR
Flavia Sekles takes responsibility for the Company’s press relations São José dos Campos, August 30, 2011 – Embraer announced the promotion of Flavia Sekles, to the position of External Communications Director, succeeding Carlos Eduardo
Camargo, who is now the head of the recently created Sustainability Department. Flavia will
report to Jackson Schneider, the Company’s Vice President of Institutional Relations.
Flavia Sekles has a journalism degree from Boston University, and has been with Embraer for
four years, at the Company’s offices in Washington, D.C.., and, most recently, São Paulo, Brazil. She previously worked for important Brazilian periodicals, such as Veja magazine and Jornal do Brasil, and was Executive Director of the Brazilian Industries Coalition (BIC), which represents Brazilian companies in the North American market. | | Date parution : 01/09/2011 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Sellew George | | Treasurer | | Spirit AeroSystems |
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Spirit AeroSystems Names George Sellew Treasurer
WICHITA, Kan., March. 27, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Spirit AeroSystems, Inc. (NYSE: SPR) named George Sellew treasurer, reporting to Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Phil Anderson. Sellew has served as assistant treasurer - corporate finance, since August 2010.
"I am very pleased to announce George's appointment as Spirit's Treasurer," said Anderson. "George's international treasury expertise and strong relationships in the banking community will serve him well in his new role."
As treasurer, Sellew is responsible for all of Spirit AeroSystems' corporate treasury activities, including global banking, capital structure planning, capital markets execution, strategic and operational cash management, debt management and compliance, and insurance. Sellew has more than 20 years of treasury management experience within the aerospace and defense industry.
Sellew earned a bachelor of business administration from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and a master of science in finance from Bentley University, Waltham, Mass.
SOURCE Spirit AeroSystems, Inc.
| | Date parution : 29/03/2012 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SELVAGGIO John 60 ans | | President | | Comair |
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With Bornhorst’s transition to Delta, Comair has tapped industry veteran and former Delta executive John Selvaggio to lead Comair. Selvaggio most recently served as the head of Delta’s former low-cost unit, Song, and prior to that he served as senior vice president for Delta’s Airport Customer Service division.
John Selvaggio“John has a wealth of experience in airline operations and his proven leadership will ensure that Comair stays focused on its primary mission of delivering excellence to Delta customers,” said Kolshak.
Selvaggio, 60, brings a unique depth of regional airline expertise to Comair, including previous service as the head of U.S. Airways’ Express Division and president of Wings West Airlines, a predecessor to American Eagle. In 1998, Selvaggio joined Delta and coordinated the company’s efforts in the acquisition of Atlantic Southeast Airlines in 1999, followed by Comair a year later. | | Date parution : 11/10/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Selänniemi Tom 39 ans | | Deputy Managing Director | | Oy Aurinkomatkat - Suntours Ltd Ab |
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16 November 2005
Aurinkomatkat's Timo Heinonen to retire
Changes will take place in the management of Finland's largest tour operator, Oy Aurinkomatkat - Suntours Ltd Ab, when long-term Managing Director Timo Heinonen retires at the end of the year. Heinonen will be succeeded at the beginning of next year by the company's present Marketing Director Jukka Salama, 60. Corporate Development Director Tom Selänniemi, 39, has been appointed Deputy Managing Director.
Tom Selänniemi Ph.D. will continue in Aurinkomatkat's management team as Salama's right-hand man. Selänniemi is known as an expert in sustainable tourism both in Finland and internationally. In the mid-1990s, he wrote a doctoral thesis on the topic "Journey to an Eternal Summer", which examined Finns' tourist travel to southern destinations.
"We are the most desirable tourism brand. Aurinkomatkat-Suntours is now in better shape than ever. Goal-oriented development work will continue to ensure that in tightening competition we can still achieve our goal - to fulfil the holiday dreams of Finns in a sustainable, profitable way. Our profit-making ability is good and our personnel are committed to their work," says Deputy Managing Director Tom Selänniemi.
Source: Finnair | | Date parution : 16/11/2005 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SENECHAL Pascal 58 ans | | CEO | | Hispano-Suiza |
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Pascal SENECHAL
Born in October 1949
CEO Hispano-Suiza since April 1st 2002
Snecma
1998 - 2002: Vice President and General Manager Military Engines
Program Management, Sales and Product Support of military engines
(ATAR, M53, M88, Tyne, M38, Larzac)
1994 - 1997: General Manager of Gennevilliers Plant
1992 - 1994: Head of the “welded assemblies” production unit
1990 - 1992: General Manager of Civil Engines development
1988 – 1990: General Manager, Technology
1987 – 1988: General Manager GE36 (UDFTM) – [ GE / Snecma Program ]
1983 – 1987: Engineer in charge of the development of new technologies (development of M88 engine)
1975 – 1982: Design Engineer in mechanical vibration and component lifing
Education:
Ecole Polytechnique (1969)
Sup’Aéro (1975)
| | Date parution : 29/03/2007 | | catégorie : Autre | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SENTANCE Dr Andrew | | member Bank of England's Monetary Policy committee | | British Airways |
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13/07/2006
Dr Andrew Sentance
British Airways' chief economist Dr Andrew Sentance has been appointed to the Bank of England's Monetary Policy committee.
Gordon Brown, Chancellor of the Exchequer, announced his appointment in the House of Commons today (Thursday July 13, 2006).
Dr Sentance joined BA in January 1998 from the London Business School, where he was director of the centre for economic forecasting. Previous positions held include head of economic policy (1986-88) and director of economic affairs (1989-93) at the Confederation of British Industry (CBI).
As chief economist, he advised BA on global economic developments, corporate strategy and regulatory issues. He was one of the architects of the company's "Future Size and Shape" turnaround plan in 2001 which restored BA's profitability after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Since 2002 he has also been responsible for developing BA environmental policies. He will remain with British Airways until September 30, 2006.
"I am delighted to be appointed to the Monetary Policy Committee, and to have the opportunity to play a key role in maintaining economic stability in the UK. I hope that both my economic expertise and business experience will be of value to the Committee," said Dr Sentance.
British Airways' chief executive Willie Walsh, said: "This is a great honour for Andrew and recognition of his significant experience and economic expertise. I would like to thank him for the tremendous contribution he has made to British Airways and wish him well."
Source : British Airways | | Date parution : 13/07/2006 | | catégorie : | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SERRA Stefano | | Managing Director | | Teseo |
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Stefano Serra is the new Managing Director of TESEO S.p.A. and will support Pier Giorgio Crema in fast tracking growth and implementing the 2008-2010 industrial plan.
The new manager has over 15 years experience spent as Director of Strategy & Operations in PricewaterhouseCoopers, as Group Treasurer of GIG Toys Group and as Arthur Andersen associate within the International Tax Planning unit in Australia.
One of the key objectives for the manager will be the growth of TESEO Systems Division mostly active within the Aerospace and Defense industry through a mix of organic growth and international alliances in order to fully exploit company potential.
TESEO S.p.A. - TESEO Technologies
TESEO Technologies, a privately owned company based into Italy’s most advanced technology districts, is a recognised tier 2 defense and aerospace system integrator, a leading EMC technology provider and a highly specialised technology solution provider for automotive and telecommunication industries, including industrial automation.
TESEO Systems division is mostly focussed on Defense and Aerospace and its track records are built around the collaborative project development capability and cost effective engineered technology solutions, associated with small scale systems integration synchronized with client supply chain and with a committed through-life support and maintenance.
TESEO plays an important role in major international programmes such as the Eurofighter consortium and its presence in Aerospace and Defense Test Systems include the engineering and production of AGE, RIG, STTE for programmes such as Eurofighter and C27J, or A/A and G/A simulators or navy weapon's test and maintenance equipment.
In Avionics and Defense Electronics TESEO developed innovative and high-end technology solutions such as special telemetry systems, UAV and drones ground control and precison approach radar. | | Date parution : 01/04/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SERRE Jacques 51 ans | | Vice President and General Manager Space Engine Di | | Snecma |
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Jacques Serre has been named Vice President and General Manager of Snecma’s Space Engine Division. He replaces Joël Barre, who will take over as director of the Guiana Space Center.
Jacques Serre, 51, graduated from the ENSAE aerospace engineering school.
He has spent his entire career at Snecma, starting in 1979 in the design department, where he contributed to the design and engineering of a number of different engines and assemblies, including the high-pressure turbine for the M88 engine powering the Rafale multirole fighter; and the low-pressure turbine for the CFM56, the world’s best-selling engine for commercial jets with over 100 seats. This work earned him the youth prize from the French Association of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AAAF). In 1991 he was named head of the turbine and combustion chamber department at Snecma’s engineering division. In 1998 he was named head of the mechanical engineering division, then engineer in chief for the M88 in 2000. Three years later he joined the engineering department of Snecma’s Space Engine Division. From March 2005 to this latest appointment, he was deputy operating director at this division.
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| | SERRE Jacques | | Senior Vice President, Systems Engineering | | Snecma |
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Jacques Serre, 54, graduated from the ENSAE aeronautical engineering school.
He has spent his entire career with Snecma, starting in the design department in 1979, where he participated in the design and production engineering of a number of different engines, including the high-pressure turbine for the M88 and the low-pressure turbine for the CFM56. This work was recognized by the “youth prize” awarded by the French association of aeronautics and astronautics (AAAF). In 1991 he was placed in charge of the turbine and combustor department at Snecma’s engineering division. He was named head of the mechanics division in 1998, then chief engineer for the M88 program. In 2003 he was appointed head of engineering in Snecma’s Space Engines division, then deputy director of operations in 2005, and head of the operations division in 2007. | | Date parution : 03/09/2010 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Seymour Scott | | Corporate Vice President and Preside... | | Northrop Grumman |
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Scott J. Seymour is corporate vice president and president of Northrop Grumman's Integrated Systems sector, a premier aerospace and defense systems integration organization. Seymour also serves on the company's corporate policy council.
Headquartered in El Segundo, Calif., the sector features the company's large-scale system integration capabilities, which are focused on providing customers a new dynamic for the precise execution of national security operations. The sector draws upon the experience and knowledge of its more than 14,000 employees to provide innovative solutions for the national security needs of the United States Government and its international alliances. Integrated Systems has major operations in El Segundo, Palmdale and Rancho Bernardo, Calif.; Bethpage, NY; Melbourne and St. Augustine, Fla.; and Lake Charles, Louisiana.
Previously Seymour served as vice president of the Air Combat Systems (ACS) business area within Integrated Systems from 1998 to 2001. At ACS he established the Cyber Warfare Integration Network (CWIN), a nationwide virtual modeling and simulation design environment to facilitate the creation of integrating architectures enabling emerging "network-centric" concepts of operation.
Prior to leading Air Combat Systems, Seymour was vice president and B-2 program manager. Seymour began his career with Northrop Grumman as an engineer in 1983, leading the test and evaluation efforts for several advanced weapon systems, including the Tri-Services Stand-off Attack Missile Flight Demonstration program and other special projects.
Before joining Northrop Grumman, Seymour was involved in the manufacture and flight-testing of the F-14A, EF-111A and F/A-18A aircraft for Grumman Aerospace and McDonnell Aircraft Company, respectively. He was a member of the F/A-18A test team that conducted initial sea trials on board the USS America in 1979.
A United States Marine Corps veteran, Seymour holds a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from Polytechnic University in Brooklyn, NY, and received his juris doctorate from Western State University College of Law in San Diego, Calif. He is a member of the American Bar Association--Section on Intellectual Property Law, and the California Bar Association where he is a member of the Volunteers in Parole program, mentoring parolees in their transition back to society.
Source : Northrop Grumman | | Date parution : 23/03/2006 | | catégorie : | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SHAH Neel 38 ans | | Vice President Cargo Division | | Delta |
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Delta Air Lines today announced that Neel Shah, 38, a proven leader in the global airfreight business, will join the company as vice president – Cargo, effective Jan. 14. Shah will report directly to President Ed Bastian, reflecting the company’s increased focus on building a world-class cargo business that leverages the size and scope of Delta’s global network.
“Delta’s ability to operate service to more worldwide destinations than any other airline has created a strong platform from which to build Delta Cargo into one of the world’s most extensive airline freight operations,” Bastian said. “Neel’s knowledge, industry experience and leadership acumen make him an ideal choice for growing Delta’s cargo revenues and brand equity in this new role, and we are pleased to welcome him to the Delta team.”
Most recently, Shah served as vice president – Sales and Marketing for United Airlines Cargo where he was responsible for the revenue side of a $765 million business. Between 2005 and 2007, Shah successfully rebuilt the sales and marketing organization of United Cargo, increasing revenues by $145 million and doubling its contributions to the parent organization. Before joining United Cargo, Shah played a lead role in business development for United Loyalty Services where he was responsible for incubating new business ventures. Shah also held management consulting roles in the global consulting firms of Arthur D. Little, Inc. and Beddows & Company.
Shah sits on the Air Transport Association’s Executive Cargo Council and is a board member of Cargo 2000. He holds a master’s of Business Administration from Columbia University and a bachelor’s degree from Swarthmore College.
Shah will assume day-to-day oversight of Delta Cargo from Ben Darnell, Delta’s managing director – Cargo, who has decided to leave the company after 22 years of service.
“Ben has made significant contributions to Delta during his career, and we are grateful for his two decades of service and leadership at all levels of our company,” Bastian said. | | Date parution : 24/12/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SHAMLOO Kaveh | | Group Vice President of Quality Assurance | | Crane Aerospace & Electronics |
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Crane Aerospace & Electronics, a segment of Crane Co., has announced the appointment of Kaveh Shamloo as Vice President, Quality Assurance for the Aerospace Group.
In this role, Shamloo will have responsibility for the quality management systems at the Elyria, Ohio; Lynnwood, Wash. and Burbank, Calif. sites and will reside at the Burbank location.
Before joining Crane, Shamloo worked for Molex, a leading manufacturer of interconnect electronics. While at Molex he was the Quality Assurance Director responsible for the implementation of and adherence to their quality management system. Shamloo’s responsibilities covered 12 different sites located domestically as well as in Taiwan, Thailand, China and Mexico. He brings over 20 years of management experience to this position, 14 of which have been in the Quality Assurance organization. Shamloo holds a bachelor’s degree in Engineering - Physics from the University of Nebraska.
Crane Aerospace & Electronics is a major supplier of systems and components for critical aerospace and defense applications. | | Date parution : 09/10/2009 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SHANAHAN Pat | | Vce president and general manager of the 787 progr | | Boeing |
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Boeing Names Shanahan to Lead 787 Program, Bair to Lead Business Strategy and Marketing
Boeing Commercial Airplanes President and CEO Scott Carson today named Pat Shanahan vice president and general manager of the 787 program. Shanahan moves from vice president, Missile Defense Systems at Boeing Integrated Defense Systems, and succeeds Mike Bair, who will become vice president Business Strategy and Marketing for Commercial Airplanes, replacing Mike Cave, whose move to a position at Boeing Corporate Offices was announced earlier today.
Both changes are effective immediately.
"Pat's experience and proven record managing demanding and complex programs will allow him to build on the 787 team's success as we tackle the challenges we face in bringing our new production system fully on line," Carson said. "He knows how to deliver results, understands our customers and their requirements, and has the leadership skills to get the job done.
The move marks a return to Commercial Airplanes for Shanahan, who has led both the 757 and 767-400ER programs. He moved to IDS in 2002, first to lead Boeing's Rotorcraft division, operated from the company's Philadelphia and Mesa sites, before taking over leadership of Boeing's missile defense programs--including the Ground-based Midcourse Defense System (GMD)--in 2004.
Boeing is the prime contractor on the GMD, leading a team of top aerospace companies that have successfully developed, tested and deployed a highly innovative and technically complex system for defending against ballistic missile attacks. The latest test of the system--the technical challenges of which are often described as "hitting a bullet with a bullet"--occurred Sept. 28 when the Boeing-led GMD system was able to track, intercept and destroy a ballistic missile target over the Pacific Ocean. | | Date parution : 17/10/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SHANAHAN Patrick (Pat) | | Vice President/General Manager 787 Program | | Boeing |
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Patrick Shanahan was named vice president and general manager of the 787 program in October 2007. Shanahan is responsible for all aspects of the airplane program, which will bring new possibilities for safe, efficient, and economical point-to-point travel for the world’s airlines and passengers.
Previously, Shanahan was vice president and general manager of Missile Defense Systems for The Boeing Company starting in December 2004. With headquarters in Washington, D.C., Boeing Missile Defense Systems provides integrated missile defense solutions for all phases of ballistic missile threats -- boost, midcourse and terminal -- and is involved in developing advanced missile defense and directed energy technologies and systems. Key programs include the Ground-based Midcourse Defense system, the Airborne Laser, the Advanced Tactical Laser, Integrated Missile Defense, Directed Energy Systems and the Missile Defense National Team Systems Engineering and Integration organizations.
Prior to his position in Missile Defense, Shanahan was vice president and general manager for Rotorcraft Systems in Philadelphia. He was responsible for all U.S. Army Aviation programs and supporting functional activities in Philadelphia and Mesa, Arizona. Programs at these facilities include the Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey tiltrotor, the CH-47 Chinook and CH-46 Sea Knight tandem rotor helicopters, the AH-64D Apache attack helicopter and the Boeing Strategic Manufacturing Center for wiring.
Prior to his leading Rotorcraft Systems, Shanahan was vice president/general manager of Boeing Commercial Airplanes 757 Programs. He was responsible for the design, production and profitability of the Boeing 757 family of airplanes. He was
named to this position in February 2000. He had assumed this position after serving as program manager of the Boeing 767-400ER Program, a position he held starting in March 1999. During that time, he led the program through the successful rollout and first flight of the 767-400ER.
In 1997, Shanahan was director of the 767 Manufacturing Business Unit, where his responsibilities included body structures assembly, systems installation, final body join, functional test and interior installation. He also was director of the Tooling Business Unit for the Fabrication Division, beginning in 1995.
A Washington state native, Shanahan joined Boeing in 1986 and progressed through a number of diverse assignments, including significant involvement in Computer Services and the Boeing 777 Program.
In 2005, Shanahan was elected a Fellow to The Royal Aeronautical Society. Previously, he served as Secretary/Treasurer of the American Helicopter Society International Board of Directors. He was further honored in 2004, being named as a Fellow of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers.
Shanahan holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Washington, and a dual Masters of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering and Management from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Shanahan is married and has three children.
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| | SHANAHAN Pat | | President Airplane Programs organization | | Boeing |
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All current production and development programs, including the 787 Dreamliner and 747-8, are being brought together in a new Airplane Programs organization reporting to Pat Shanahan, formerly vice president and general manager of the 787 program. Shanahan, 46, continues to have direct oversight and accountability for the 787 program, with Scott Fancher becoming that program's vice president and general manager. | | Date parution : 15/12/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SHARIF Samantha | | Director of Industry Affairs | | CANSO |
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CANSO, the Civil Air Navigation Services Organisation, is delighted to announce the appointment of Samantha Sharif as the new Director of Industry Affairs, effective from 1 September 2007. She joins CANSO following the
retirement of the current industry affairs director Alison MacMaster, who returns to NATS after a two-and-a-half year secondment, where she will be taking up the role of Manager, International Relations NERL (NATS En-Route Limited). | | Date parution : 02/08/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SHATTUCK Paul | | Chief Engineer and Technical Director | | Lockheed Martin |
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Airborne Laser Beam Control/Fire Control
Chief Engineer and Technical Director,
Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company
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| | SHAVE Lee | | Chief Commercial Officer | | Wataniya Airways |
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Wataniya Airways, Kuwait’s premium service airline, has announced the appointment of Lee Shave as the company’s new Chief Commercial Officer bringing along with him over twenty years of expertise in the international aviation sector to the airline.
Lee Shave has held several marketing, sales and commercial positions in some of the world’s most prestigious airlines. He began his airline career with British Airways in 1991, before moving to Swissair as Executive Vice President Sales and Marketing and Product. After several years in Zurich, he moved to the Gulf working with Qatar Airways and then as Vice President Marketing and Sales at Gulf Air. | | Date parution : 18/01/2010 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SHAWCROSS Mike | | VP | | Shipbuilding Sector |
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Mike Shawcross has been named vice president, Gerald R. Ford-class engineering and CVN 79 construction.
Shawcross, who successfully led the Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carrier program since 2005, will continue to be responsible for the completion of the Gerald R. Ford-class design effort and issuance of construction drawings to the waterfront. He will also be responsible for program management, engineering, planning and production for the second ship of the class, CVN 79, which continues to expand as preparations are underway to cut steel later this year. He began his career at Newport News in 1980 as a nuclear test engineer and has held a number of positions during his career including program manager for CVN 77, director for naval marketing and business development, Washington D.C. marketing representative, and engineering manager and supervisor. He earned a bachelor's degree in ocean engineering from Florida Institute of Technology. | | Date parution : 01/10/2010 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Shea Stu | | Chief Operating Officer | | SAIC |
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CEO Names SAIC Group President Stu Shea to Chief Operating Officer
MCLEAN, Va., March 5, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- SAIC, Inc.'s (NYSE: SAI) CEO announced that Stu Shea, president of SAIC's Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) Group, is the chief operating officer effective immediately. Shea currently leads nearly 13,000 scientists and engineers providing support for customers across the full spectrum of national security programs.
"Stu has dedicated his life to serving our nation by aligning his passion for leadership, mentoring, community service, and business performance all to build capabilities to serve our warfighters," said CEO John Jumper. "In doing so, Stu has distinguished himself through a successful combination of business and professional accomplishments that have served SAIC and the nation well."
"I am honored to have been selected as the COO of SAIC and am excited about working with John Jumper to face the challenges ahead in our industry," Shea said. "Also, I am grateful to be given the opportunity to work with an extraordinary leadership team in refining and executing our strategy for growth. I look forward to maximizing our operational performance for our shareholders as we continue to provide solutions vital to our customers' most important missions."
Prior to joining SAIC in October 2005, Shea served as vice president, Space and Intelligence, in the TASC Business Unit of Northrop Grumman Corporation. Under his leadership, the unit provided mission support to the 16 agencies under the purview of Office of the Director of National Intelligence and the Department of Defense's space superiority programs. Earlier in his career, he held several leadership positions with PAR Technology Corporation.
In 2003, Shea was named to the 12-member National Commission for the Review of the Research and Development Programs of the U.S. Intelligence Community, which was established by Congress to review the full range of current research and development programs in the intelligence community.
Shea currently serves as Chairman of the Board for two SAIC subsidiaries: CloudShield Technologies, Inc. and Science, Engineering and Technology Associates Corporation (SET), and previously served as Chairman of three others. He is the Chairman and CEO of the United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation, a member of the University of Kansas College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Advisory Board, the Intelligence and National Security Alliance (INSA) Advisory Board, and has previously served as a Member of the Advisory Board of the University of Virginia's Department of Systems and Information Engineering. Shea is an internationally recognized author and has served on several major international refereed journal editorial boards. He served as a Committee Member, National Academy of Sciences, National Research Council, Commission on Engineering and Technical Systems, Marine Board. He is a former National Director, Cartography and Geographic Information Society, member of th
e Sustaining Member Council for the American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing, and is a Fellow, American Congress on Surveying and Mapping. Shea is a 2009 recipient of the Federal Computer Week Fed100 award for the top executives in the IT industry.
Shea received a Bachelor of Science degree from the State University of New York at Albany and a Master of Arts degree from the University of Kansas. In addition, he is a graduate of numerous executive education programs, including the Darden School of the University of Virginia, Harvard Business School, the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, and The George Washington University's School of Business and Public Management.
SOURCE SAIC
| | Date parution : 10/03/2012 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SHEDLICK Ed | | sector vice president, contracts and pricing | | Northrop Grumman |
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The company has appointed Ed Shedlick sector vice president, contracts and pricing.
Shedlick will be responsible for establishing and maintaining sector-wide policy, direction, training and oversight of contract and pricing matters both domestically and internationally.
He has been with the company for 19 years, many of which were focused on international operations, and most recently served as the sector director, contracts and procurement for Technical Services.
Shedlick, who was schooled internationally, earned a bachelor's degree in foreign affairs from The University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va., and a master's degree in business administration from James Madison University, Harrisonburg, Va. | | Date parution : 17/12/2009 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Sheller Francis X. | | Vice President | | AIA |
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Sheller Named Vice President of AIA's Communications
ARLINGTON, Va., Aug. 24, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ --
Francis X. 'Chip' Sheller has joined AIA as Vice President of Communications, bringing more than 20 years of experience in the field to the position.
Sheller was previously Vice President for Communications and Government Relations with Thales USA, Inc., in Arlington, Va., beginning in 2006. In this capacity he supported a range of U.S. and overseas businesses for Thales, an $18 billion aerospace and defense company.
Prior to joining Thales, Sheller represented clients including Lockheed Martin Corporation, L-3 and the Nuclear Energy Institute as Senior Vice President at Hill & Knowlton, Inc.
"Chip's range of experience in all communications disciplines as well as in politics and government relations will be a tremendous asset for AIA and the industry," said AIA President and CEO Marion C. Blakey. "He'll be a forceful voice for aerospace."
Sheller is a graduate of Georgetown University.
SOURCE Aerospace Industries Association
| | Date parution : 01/09/2011 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SHELLEY Ronald P. | | Vice President, Global Sourcing | | Boeing |
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Vice President, Supplier Management
Integrated Defense Systems
Ron Shelley is vice president of Global Sourcing for The Boeing Company, leading one of four enterprise-wide initiatives to increase growth and productivity. The Global Sourcing Initiative is working to leverage the buying power of the entire company to generate higher-quality products and services for Boeing more quickly and at reduced cost.
Shelley also serves as vice president of Supplier Management for Boeing Integrated Defense Systems, based in St. Louis. In this role, he leads an organization of nearly 4,000 employees in 30 states and 10 countries that manages the annual purchase of nearly $17 billion in products and services vital to Boeing operations. He is responsible for all subcontract and procurement matters, including policymaking and implementation, subcontract oversight, and process improvement. The organization focuses on fostering supplier relationships, improving supplier performance and creating cost reductions that offer the best value for Boeing customers and provide a competitive advantage for Boeing and its suppliers. The organization also works with suppliers to share technologies that improve processes, product designs and manufacturing capabilities.
Previously, Shelley was Vice President, Raytheon Programs, for Boeing Integrated Defense Systems, responsible for supporting the business relationship
between Raytheon and IDS. He focused on aligning business strategies and improving processes and performance on current programs to produce sustained competitive advantages and develop future business. He has also served as F/A-18 deputy program manager, responsible for directing, planning, organizing, leading and controlling development, production and cost support for all F/A-18 programs in St. Louis.
During his 28-year career with Boeing, Shelley has held director-level Supplier Management and Procurement positions in Naval Systems, Production Operations, Phantom Works and corporate offices. From 1988 to 1991, Shelley served as General Manager, Supplier Management, in Long Beach, Calif., during the development and first flight of the C-17 military transport aircraft.
Shelley holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from the University of Missouri – St. Louis and a Master of Business Administration from Washington University. He serves on the Board of Fontbonne University in St. Louis as well as on the Board of Exostar Corporation.
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| | SHELMAN Thomas | | Vice President and Chief Information Officer... | | Northrop Grumman |
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Thomas Shelman is vice president and chief information officer (CIO) of Northrop Grumman Corporation and leads Internal Information Services (IIS), an IT shared service organization within Northrop Grumman’s Information Technology (IT) sector.
Mr. Shelman has led Northrop Grumman’s IT strategy as the corporation has grown from a $6 billion to a $30 billion operation. He has standardized the systems infrastructure and consolidated systems to support the corporation’s acquisition and integration activities. His successful execution of an integrated IT shared services model has reduced recurring IT costs for Northrop Grumman as a percentage of sales from 3.7 percent in 1998 to 2.4 percent in 2005. Through systems consolidations, data center consolidations and acquisition synergies, Northrop Grumman has saved more than $1 billion in IT costs within a seven-year timeframe.
Mr. Shelman’s distinguished career includes demonstrated leadership over several consecutive enterprise implementations, including a secure network and enterprise office collaboration. Today, his financial accountability represents more than $1 billion in IT assets, processes and personnel.
In addition to his corporate responsibilities, Mr. Shelman served as chairman of the e-Business Steering Group of the Aerospace Industries Association from 2001 to 2003. He is a member of the Commercial Industry Team for the Department of Defense, sharing enterprise integration best practices and lessons learned in an effort to establish an interoperable aerospace e-Business environment. Mr. Shelman is also an active member of the Federal Government Leadership Forum, which is working to improve information sharing between the public and private sectors to protect our country from terrorist threats.
Through Mr. Shelman’s leadership, Northrop Grumman received CIO magazine’s CIO 100 Award in 1997, 2002, 2003 and 2004. The company was named to the InformationWeek 500 for six consecutive years, and also appeared in that publication’s Top 100 Innovators list in 2005. Mr. Shelman was distinguished as Information Systems Executive of the Year for 2003 by the David D. Lattanze Center at Loyola College, Baltimore, a nationally recognized center of excellence dedicated to fostering management collaboration and excellence in business and information technology. In 2004, Mr. Shelman was selected as a Computerworld Premier 100 IT Leader and his Litton Industries integration initiative was among Computerworld’s 12 Best in Class.
Mr. Shelman serves on several business advisory boards that span the industry. He is a graduate of Texas A&M University, Commerce, Texas.
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| | SHIBITOV Andrei | | Deputy CEO, R&D Policy and Manufacturing | | Russian Helicopters (Oboronprom subsidiary) |
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Andrei Shibitov was appointed Deputy CEO, R&D Policy and Manufacturing.
Born in 1961.
Graduated from the Kharkov Aviation Institute in 1988
Since 1978 worked at the Rostov Helicopter Production Enterprise (now Rostvertol, JSC): Apprentice Mechanic, Design Engineer, Head Engineer, Deputy Chief Designer
From 1992 to 1996 – senior engineer at Rostvertol, modernization of the military transport Mi-24, then senior engineer – prospective Mi-28 attack helicopter.
From 1996 – Deputy to Director General, head of senior engineers, Mi-24, Mi-26, and Mi-28.
1997 – 2000 Foreign Trade Director at Rostvertol.
2000 – 2004 Deputy CEO for marketing and export sales.
2004 – 2007 CEO of the Moscow Mil Helicopter Plant.
2007 – 2009 CEO of Russian Helicopters.
2009 – September 2010 – COO of Russian Helicopters | | Date parution : 29/09/2010 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SHIH Mike | | Director – Cessna China Operations | | Cessna Aircraft Company |
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As Director – Cessna China Operations, Shih will oversee the production of the Cessna Model 162 SkyCatcher and support business development opportunities in China. He will be based at Textron’s Shanghai, China, office and will report to David Brant, Cessna’s senior vice president of Product Engineering.
Shih joined Cessna in 1989 and has held various engineering leadership positions, most recently director – Aircraft Structural Integrity for all Cessna models. He has experience with detail structural analyses and certification, support for global sourcing and program management. He has been integral is Cessna’s activities in China to date, including customer support, certification support and supplier assessment.
Shih has a bachelor’s and master’s degree in Aerospace Engineering from Wichita State University. He is fluent in Mandarin and Cantonese. | | Date parution : 06/02/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SHIN Jaiwon | | associate administrator | | NASA |
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WASHINGTON - Jaiwon Shin has been named as NASA's associate administrator for the Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate in Washington.
As the associate administrator, Shin will be responsible for managing the agency's aeronautics research portfolio and guiding its strategic direction. This portfolio includes research in the fundamental aeronautics of flight, aviation safety and the nation's airspace system. Prior to this appointment, Shin served as the deputy associate administrator for aeronautics.
"Jaiwon brings expert knowledge of aeronautics and technology to a critical position at NASA," NASA Administrator Michael Griffin said. "He's helped develop the aeronautics research roadmap for the 21st century. His leadership of the directorate will assure our continued recognition as the world's premiere aeronautics research organization."
Before coming to NASA Headquarters in 2004, Shin served as chief of the aeronautics projects office at NASA's Glenn Research Center in Cleveland. In this position, he had management responsibility for all aeronautics projects managed at the center. Prior to that, he was the deputy director of aeronautics at the center, providing executive leadership for the planning and implementation of the aeronautics program at Glenn.
Between 1998 and 2002, Shin served as chief of the Aviation Safety Program Office as well as the deputy program manager for NASA's Aviation Safety Program and Airspace Systems Program. He assisted the program managers at Langley Research Center with program-wide planning and research management. He has extensive experience in high speed research and icing, and has authored or co-authored more than 20 technical and journal papers.
"I am honored to have been chosen for this position and look forward to building on the strong foundation that my predecessor, Lisa Porter, established for NASA aeronautics," Shin said. "NASA's aeronautics programs develop the concepts, tools, methods and technologies that address many of the challenges faced by our nation in air traffic management, safety and the environment. We will continue our commitment to meet these challenges through technical excellence, integrity and strong partnerships with other government agencies, industry and academia."
Dr. Shin received his doctorate in mechanical engineering from the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg. His bachelor's degree is from Yonsei University in Korea and his master's degree is in mechanical engineering from the California State University, Long Beach. His honors include NASA's Outstanding Leadership Medal, NASA's Exceptional Service Medal, a NASA Group Achievement Award, Lewis Superior Accomplishment Award, three Lewis Group Achievement Awards, and an Air Force Team Award. He is a graduate of the Senior Executive Fellowship Program at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. | | Date parution : 21/01/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SHINMACHI Toshiyuki 20/01/1943 | | JAL Chairman | | Japan Air Lines |
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The chairman of Japan Airlines Corporation and Japan Airlines International, Toshiyuki Shinmachi, will retire from the board on March 31, 2008.
Toshiyuki Shinmachi (65) was elected president of JAL, Asia and Japan's largest airline group, in June 2004 after an airline career focused primarily on the cargo transportation business. On April 1, 2005 he assumed the position of JAL Group CEO. On June 2006, he took up his current position as JAL Group chairman.
Born on January 20, 1943, Mr. Shinmachi joined JAL in April 1965 after graduating from Gakushuin University where he studied politics and economics. He spent nearly his entire career in JAL’s cargo department which included three overseas assignments in Frankfurt, Hong Kong and New York.
As C.E.O and Chairman Toshiyuki Shinmachi has played a key role in JAL Group’s business revival which is progressing well, as indicated by the JAL Group’s FY2007 third quarter results announced today. His significant contribution to the strengthening of safety at the JAL has ensured that safety has been re-established as the airline group’s No.1 priority.
No successor has been appointed to the position of chairman. The position will remain vacant after Mr. Shinmachi retires.
JAL Career Highlights:
1965 March
Graduated from Gakushuin University, Tokyo in politics and economics
1965 April
Joined Japan Airlines
1987 December
Deputy Director, Cargo Export Tokyo Regional Cargo sales office
1988 July
Director, Cargo Export Tokyo Regional Cargo sales office
1989 December
Regional Manager, Cargo Sales, New York Regional Cargo Sales office
1991 June
General Manager, Administration, JAL Cargo
1993 June
Vice President, JAL Cargo, Tokyo Regional Cargo Sales office
1995: July
Vice President, JAL Cargo Sales, Japan Region
1997 June
Elected to the board of director of Japan Airlines, Senior Vice President
2000 April
Managing Director, Japan Airlines
2001 October
Senior Managing Director, Japan Airlines
2002 October
Senior Managing Director, Japan Airlines System Corporation and concurrently, Senior Managing Director, Japan Airlines
2003 June
Executive Vice President, Japan Airlines System Corporation and concurrently, EVP Japan Airlines
2004 June
President, Japan Airlines Corporation and concurrently, President, Japan Airlines
2005 March
Named group C.E.O. Designate of Japan Airlines Corporation
2005 April 1
Assumed position of JAL Group CEO
2006 June
Assumed position of JAL Group Chairman | | Date parution : 11/02/2008 | | catégorie : Départs en retraite | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Shockey Doug | | vice president and chief operating officer | | Pinnacle Airlines Corp. |
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COO Doug Shockey Leaving Pinnacle Airlines Corp., Replaced by John Spanjers
MEMPHIS, Tenn., Oct. 3, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Pinnacle Airlines Corp. (NASDAQ: PNCL) announced today that Doug Shockey, vice president and chief operating officer, is resigning from the company. He will be replaced by John Spanjers, who will also retain the title of senior vice president, operations for Mesaba Aviation.
Shockey joined Pinnacle in 1995 as vice president, maintenance and engineering. He was promoted to COO in 2002.
"Doug played a vital role in growing Pinnacle Airlines into a premium regional airline operator in North America, and I wish him continued success," said Sean Menke, president and CEO of Pinnacle Airlines Corp.
Spanjers joined Mesaba in 1999 as vice president, flight operations, and was promoted to Mesaba's COO in June 2002. He was named president of Mesaba in September 2002.
"John brings a proven track record of operational excellence to the COO role," said Menke. "He has first-hand experience running a safe and highly-reliable airline, and those factors will be vital to Pinnacle's ongoing success."
| | Date parution : 03/10/2011 | | catégorie : Départs | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SHOOK Veda | | International President | | Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, AFL-CIO |
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Veda Shook, who was elected International President of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA effective January 1, 2011, is proud to be a Flight Attendant, first and foremost. She plans to continue flying and sounding out members even as she takes the helm of the world’s largest union representing only Flight Attendants.
As International Vice President of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA since 2007, Veda has traveled constantly to meet AFA leaders and members, as well as other public officials and community and labor leaders who can help Flight Attendants gain respect and fair compensation for their work.
After graduating from the University of Colorado-Boulder in 1991 with a bachelor’s degree in International Relations, and fluency in French, Veda moved to Portland, Ore., on a lark. Her career as a Flight Attendant began when a friend recommended she apply for a job with Alaska Airlines. Veda has been a Flight Attendant since June 7, 1991.
Veda quickly organized with fellow Portland Flight Attendants to gain local status for Portland, apart from Seattle, and ran successfully to become the first president of the Portland council.
That led to an industry-leading contract with Alaska, cementing Veda’s status as a successful negotiator. She has been both tough and accommodating in negotiations, fostering cooperative relationships that have benefited Flight Attendants – from compensation increases to work flexibility enhancements to cabin air safety protections to family leave provisions.
Veda improved the situation for all working mothers at Alaska Airlines by adding newer, more progressive language to the contract, including a provision to extend maternity leave. Now the mother of two children, Isabelle and Donovan, Veda continues to advocate for working parents and the ability for all Flight Attendants to care for loved ones. | | Date parution : 04/01/2011 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SHOWERS Julie | | Senior Vice President Inflight Services | | Northwest Airlines |
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Julie Showers, Vice President Labor Relations, has been promoted to Senior Vice President Inflight Services. In recognition of the critically important role our Flight Attendants play in delivering customer service, the Inflight Services position has been elevated to Senior Vice President and will report directly to Andy Roberts. “Julie has developed strong working relationships with our Flight Attendants and Flight Attendant union leadership throughout her career. Her management skills make her well suited to take on this critical role leading Northwest's second largest employee group of nearly 8,000 Flight Attendants,” said Roberts. Julie holds a bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Stanford University and earned her Law Degree from the University of Minnesota Law School. | | Date parution : 18/09/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SIEGEL David N. | | lead independent director of the board | | Republic Airways Holdings, Inc. |
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The Board of Directors of Republic Airways Holdings, Inc. announced the appointment of David N. Siegel as lead independent director of the airline holding company’s Board.
He has been a member of the Board since 2009 and serves as chairman of the Compensation Committee.
Among other things, the lead independent director chairs executive sessions of the independent directors, serves as a spokesperson for the independent directors, and acts as a liaison between the other independent directors and Company management, auditors and counsel.
“The lead director position was created to provide greater independence and transparency to the operation of the Board and oversight of the management team,” explained Bryan Bedford, chairman, president and chief executive officer of Republic Airways. “The new position is another step in our ongoing efforts to implement best practices for corporate governance.”
Siegel’s commercial aviation experience spans more than two decades.
Most recently he served as chairman and chief executive officer of XOJET, Inc. a private aviation company.
He stepped down in 2010, but remains a board member.
He previously served as chairman and chief executive officer of gategroup, A.G. and also remains on that company’s board.
Prior to gategroup, Siegel was president, chief executive and board member of US Airways Group, Inc. and before that chairman and chief executive officer of Avis Rent A Car System, Inc.
His airline industry experience also includes senior executive roles at Continental Airlines and Northwest Airlines.
Siegel earned a master’s degree in business administration from Harvard Business School and a bachelor of science degree, magna cum laude, in applied mathematics-economics from Brown University. | | Date parution : 27/05/2011 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
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| | SIENNICKI Piotr 41 ans | | President of Management Board, Chief Executive Off | | LOT Polish Airlines. |
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Mr. Piotr Siennicki graduated from the Electrical Engineering Faculty at the Warsaw University of Technology (master engineer electrician), postgraduate studies at the Faculty of Management and Marketing at the School of Banking and Management as well as postgraduate studies in company law at the Department of Management and Finance at Warsaw Business School. Mr. Siennicki holds an MBA title of the Gdańsk Foundation for Management Development and the University of Gdańsk in cooperation with the Rotterdam School of Management.
Mr. Siennicki was, among others, holding positions of: Vicepresident of the Board of Zakład Energetyczny Płock Rejon Energetyczny Gostynin Sp. z o.o. (1997-98), President of the Board, Director-General of Zakład Energetyczny Płock S.A. (2001-2004), Director of the Department for Coordination of Restructuring Processes and Integration at BOT Górnictwo i Energetyka S.A., Chief of the Integration Project of BOT Group (2005-2007).
Since 1996 Mr. Piotr Siennicki was a member of advisory boards at Treasury of State capital companies.
On April 16th, Piotr Siennicki was appointed President of the Management Board of LOT Polish Airlines.
Mr. Siennicki speaks English and Russian. Married, 41 years old, interested in scuba-diving and fantasy literature. | | Date parution : 07/11/2007 | | catégorie : Autre | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SIEVÄNEN Veikko | | Boeing MD11 fleet Captain | | Finnair |
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A change has taken place in the leadership of Finnair’s Flight Operations Division. The new Senior Vice President, Flight Operations Division, has been named as Boeing MD11 fleet Captain Veikko Sievänen, who has served for many years as Chief Pilot.. The present Senior Vice President of Flight Operations, Hannes Bjurström, has requested his resignation as of the end of October.
Veikko Sievänen’s appointment has required the approval also of the Finnish Flight Safety Authority, because he is Finnair’s so-called Post Holder, Flight Operations, reporting to the Finnish aviation authorities.
Within Finnair, Veikko Sievänen reports to the company’s Deputy CEO and head of Scheduled Passenger Traffic, Henrik Arle, and also takes a place on the Finnair Group Board of Directors.
| | Date parution : 19/10/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SIGFUSSON Gylfi | | Executive Vice President | | Eimskip Americas |
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Gylfi Sigfusson has been appointed Executive Vice President, responsible for Eimskip Americas services including import and export to and from Iceland and other cross trades in reefer logistic. Gylfi will report to Brent Sugden and join the management team of Eimskip Americas including Versacold, Atlas Coldstorage and Eimskip activities. | | Date parution : 28/11/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SIGNORELLI Mark | | VICE PRESIDENT OF ARMY PROGRAMS | | BAE SYSTEMS |
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BAE Systems today announced the promotion of Mark Signorelli to vice president of Army Programs at the company’s Armament Systems division headquarters in Minneapolis. Prior to his new role, Signorelli served as director of Manned Ground Vehicles for BAE Systems.
As vice president of Army Programs, Signorelli will oversee a team of more than 400 engineers and program staff located in Minneapolis and Elgin, Oklahoma, and he will focus his efforts on strengthening core customer relationships and growing future business opportunities. In addition, Signorelli will continue to manage the development of major weapons programs for the U.S. Army and Department of Defense, including BAE Systems’ multi-billion dollar contract to develop high-tech, manned ground vehicles for the Army’s Future Combat Systems (FCS) program.
"For more than a decade, Mark has led teams at BAE Systems that continually raise the bar on defense contracting performance and achievement,” said Dennis Morris, president of BAE Systems’ Armament Systems division. “Mark’s proven leadership, combined with his experience as an artilleryman in the Army, will be invaluable as we continue to expand our partnerships with the Army and meet the needs of our men and women in uniform.”
In his previous role as director of Manned Ground Vehicles, he directed a team of more than 900 people across the country that successfully designed and built the first manned ground vehicle prototype for the FCS program – the Army’s premier equipment modernization effort. In his new role, he’ll continue to expand our partnerships with the Army and meet the needs of our men and women in uniform.
Signorelli joined BAE Systems in 1997 after 21 years as a field artillery officer with the Army where he retired with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. He is a veteran of Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm. Throughout his military career he served in a variety of artillery leadership and command positions, including an assignment as Assistant Deputy Director for Operations in the National Military Command Center. | | Date parution : 24/09/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SIMEK Ladislav | | President | | Aero Vodochody |
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Mr. Ladislav Simek was appointed new President of the Company; former President Igor Hulak is leaving.
Previously, Ladislav Simek has held the positions of Vice President Strategy and Strategic Programs of Aero Vodochody and of Technometra Radotin CEO (landing gear manufacturer, member of the Aero Group).
„We decided to strengthen our focus on the production development, mainly in the aero-structures area. I would like to thank Igor Hulak for the job he has done here in Aero and I am wishing all the best to Ladislav Simek in his new role,” says Zdenek Kubat, investment director of Penta Investments, the shareholder of Aero Vodochody.
„The strategic aim of Aero is to become preferred partner in prestigious projects of leading aerospace manufacturers, participate on risk-sharing projects and offer flexible services and advanced products in the global aerospace and defense industry. My priority now will be to follow the direction that Igor has introduced in Aero: lean management and cost effectiveness, further enlargement of the cooperation with our customers and new businesses development,” says Ladislav Simek, new President of Aero Vodochody.
Ladislav Simek (1973) graduated at Economic University in Prague and EMBA at Thunderbird University (Arizona, USA). Before he came to Technometra Radotin, he worked in DRINKS UNION as General Manager, in Nemak Europe as Administration Manager, Office Depot as Financial Manager, in PAPIRIUS as Financial Manager and Manager of Strategic Purchasing, and Kbelovna Decin as Financial Manager. In January 2009 he has become the Vice President for Strategy and Strategic Programs in Aero Vodochody. | | Date parution : 02/09/2009 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SIMIAUT Michel | | Directeur Général pour l’Europe du Sud | | Jet Airways |
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Michel Simiaut, actuel Directeur Général pour la France de la compagnie aérienne indienne Jet Airways est promu au poste de Directeur Général pour l’Europe du Sud comprenant l’Italie,l’Espagne et la Grèce et maintiendra ses fonctions de Directeur Général pour la France pour le marché Loisirs.
En parallèle il conserve son activité de Directeur Général du GSA de Jet Airways pour la France et les Pays-Bas.
Emmanuel Menu, Vice Président Europe Continentale commente : “ Cette nomination s’inscrit dans le cadre du renforcement de nos équipes afin de développer nos parts de marché en Europe vers l’Inde, les Etats-Unis et le Canada. Nous tenons vivement à remercier Michel Simiaut pour sa contribution réussie au développement de Jet Airways sur le marché français”.
Diplômé de l’Université Américaine de Paris, Michel Simiaut a rejoint le groupe Jetair/GCAS en Juin 2004 après avoir été successivement Directeur Général pour la France des compagnies aériennes Volare, Meridiana et Axon Airlines. Auparavant il a été Directeur Commercial et Marketing pour la France de CYPRUS Airways et Responsable Commercial de KLM Royal Dutch Airlines entre 1985-1990. | | Date parution : 02/06/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SIMIAUT Michel | | Directeur Général | | Jet Airways |
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Michel Simiaut diplômé de l’Université Américaine de Paris en Affaires Internationales, récemment nommé au poste de Directeur Général Jet Airways pour l’Europe du Sud et Directeur Général pour la France pour le marché Loisirs. En parallèle il conserve son activité de Directeur Général du GSA de Jet Airways pour la France et les Pays-Bas. | | Date parution : 24/06/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SIMMERMAN George, Jr. | | VP, assistant general counsel and sector counsel | | Northrop Grumman Shipbuilding |
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George Simmerman, Jr. will serve as vice president, assistant general counsel and sector counsel, and Jerri Fuller Dickseski will serve as sector vice president of communications. Simmerman is based in Pascagoula, Miss. and Dickseski is based in Newport News, Va.
"I am delighted to name these two outstanding professionals as the first appointments to my staff," said Mike Petters, corporate vice president and president of Northrop Grumman Shipbuilding. "George is a seasoned and highly regarded attorney and Jerri has earned respect from the media, our customers and her industry colleagues. Both will be vital to the transition process as we align Shipbuilding's Newport News and Gulf Coast operations."
Simmerman will be responsible for all legal advice for the new sector. He will report to W. Burks Terry, corporate vice president and general counsel. He joined the company in 1991 as a division counsel at Ingalls Shipbuilding and has held positions of increasing responsibility and most recently served as vice president, assistant general counsel and sector counsel at the company's former Ship Systems sector.
Simmerman earned a Bachelor of Science degree in political science from Spring Hill College and a juris doctor from the University of Mississippi School of Law. He has completed executive education programs in finance, general management and leadership and on marketing strategy at Harvard University, the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Maryland. He has served as president, vice president and treasurer of the Jackson County Bar Association, as a director of the Mississippi Bar's Young Lawyer Section and as the Mississippi Chair of the ABA Section on Public Contract Law. He is a native of Pascagoula. | | Date parution : 06/02/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Simmons Todd | | Executive Vice President, Sales and Marketing | | Cirrus Aircraft |
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Todd Simmons Named Executive Vice President, Sales and Marketing At Cirrus Aircraft
PRNewswire/ -- Cirrus Aircraft announced that Todd Simmons has been promoted to Executive Vice President, Sales and Marketing. In his new role, Simmons is responsible for managing the Cirrus Aircraft brand globally and for all sales and marketing activities for the world's best-selling line of high-performance personal, small business and training aircraft.
"Todd is an energetic leader with a depth of experience and a proven track record of growing the business," said Brent Wouters, Cirrus President and Chief Executive Officer. "Todd's new position and the global responsibilities that come with it coincide with our new partnership with China Aviation Industry General Aircraft, Co., Ltd. (CAIGA)."
Wouters continued, "With the CAIGA merger complete, Cirrus is in a unique and enviable position to change our growth trajectory as we come out of a challenging few years. Todd's appointment today is a key step in realigning existing resources and making new investments in our worldwide sales and marketing organization to better serve current and future Cirrus Aircraft owners and to support new products and services we have in development."
"I'm grateful and excited for the opportunity to lead our global sales and marketing efforts and to manage the most compelling brand in general aviation," said Simmons. "Cirrus has an unparalleled record of innovation. Our family of light piston aircraft is the safest, highest performing and most technologically advanced in the world today. And with the Vision Jet just around the corner, we have the opportunity to transform personal mobility and transportation again. As a passionate pilot and aviator, and as a marketing and sales professional, I'm thrilled at what the future holds for Cirrus Aircraft employees, our customers and for general aviation overall."
Simmons joined Cirrus in early 2008 as Vice President of Marketing and during his tenure has led a number of innovative growth initiatives aimed at both the current owner community and at new segments. In spite of challenging overall economic conditions during these efforts, the SR22 remains the best-selling four-seat aircraft in the world and its worldwide market share has grown to an all-time high.
With more than 20 years of experience in sales, marketing and business leadership, Simmons has held positions in marketing development, international marketing communications and revenue management at a range of companies from boutique firms to Fortune 500 companies. His aviation experience includes work at Delta Air Lines and at CubCrafters where he led sales and marketing efforts and later presided over the company.
Simmons holds a Bachelor's of Industrial Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.
| | Date parution : 16/07/2011 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SIMON Barry | | executive vice president and general counsel | | Northwest Airlines |
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Northwest Airlines' Barry Simon To Retire
EAGAN, Minn. – (June 5, 2006) -- Northwest Airlines (OTC: NWACQ.PK) today announced that Barry Simon, executive vice president and general counsel, will retire June 30 for health reasons.
Simon was diagnosed with cancer approximately a year and a half ago and has decided to leave Northwest to dedicate his full attention to his family and his continuing battle with the disease.
“Barry Simon has headed our legal function during one of the most challenging periods in the airline’s history,” said Doug Steenland, president and chief executive officer. “Barry played a key role in our ongoing restructuring process which will position Northwest for long-term growth. We thank Barry for his contributions to Northwest and wish him the best in his retirement.”
Simon joined Northwest in Oct. 2004 after a long and successful career at Continental Airlines where he most recently served as senior vice president – international.
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| | Simon John | | Director | | Gnarus Advisors LLC |
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Gnarus Advisors LLC Names John Simon as Director
Environmental consulting industry veteran brings extensive expertise in remediation technologies, environmental risk management and green/sustainable cleanups
ARLINGTON, Va., Nov. 16, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Gnarus Advisors LLC (Gnarus), a leading consulting firm specializing in expert analysis, litigation testimony and business advisory, announced today that consulting industry veteran John Simon has joined the firm as a Director. Simon will be working with Gnarus' existing environmental science and engineering team to enhance the analytic and expert services provided to businesses, government agencies and law firms facing complex challenges arising from uncertainty, potential litigation, or disputes. Simon will be based at the firm's headquarters in Arlington.
Simon specializes in assessing and mitigating environmental issues, advising clients on environmental management and providing litigation support. He has worked on thousands of matters related to hazardous sites and has extensive experience in evaluating and implementing remediation projects. As Editor in Chief of the Remediation Journal since 1997, Simon has been instrumental in the development of the hazardous site remediation industry. He is considered an authority in the areas of environmental insurance, liability transfers, due diligence and green and sustainable remediation.
"John is recognized as a leader in the environmental consulting field and his vast experience significantly enhances Gnarus' portfolio of services," said Steve Sellick, Managing Director, Gnarus Advisors LLC. "We're also extremely pleased to provide clients with access to John's expertise in managing remediation and other types of environmental projects."
Prior to joining Gnarus, Simon was an Executive Vice President of WSP Environment & Energy, a subsidiary of WSP Group plc. Simon is also the Editor in Chief of the Remediation Journal. He will maintain that position upon joining Gnarus. Simon earned a Master of Science degree in Environmental Engineering and Science from Stanford University; and a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Vanderbilt where he was awarded the Greg M. Andrews Memorial Award for Prominence in Environmental Engineering.
Founded in 2007 by Managing Director Stephen Sellick, Gnarus now has more than 40 highly experienced consultants throughout the country. In addition to the new office the firm opened in Chicago in July 2011, Gnarus operates from its headquarters in Arlington, and additional offices in Waltham, Massachusetts, Los Angeles and Palo Alto, California.
Gnarus has quickly established itself as a leader in the consulting industry. For more information about Gnarus Advisors LLC, the company's team of experts and consultants, and the scope of consulting services that Gnarus provides, please visit http://gnarusllc.com/.
About Gnarus Advisors LLC
Corporations, government agencies and law firms call upon Gnarus Advisors LLC to take on the challenges that arise from litigation, regulation and other sources of risk and uncertainty. Gnarus combines thorough economic analysis and advanced financial modeling with scientific and technical expertise to provide its clients with the resources and support they need across a wide spectrum of industries and disciplines. Gnarus experts and consultants are adept at solving complex business problems, identifying and mitigating risk, and supporting litigation efforts through in-depth research, analysis and quantitative modeling. The Gnarus team is comprised of hard working, experienced individuals who are recognized as leaders in their fields and bring years of academic, governmental and corporate experience to every client the company advises. For more information, please visit: http://gnarusllc.com/.
| | Date parution : 17/11/2011 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SIMPSON Julia | | Head of Corporate Communications | | British Airways |
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British Airways announced that it has appointed Julia Simpson as Head of Corporate Communications with effect from August 2007. She will report to Chief Executive, Willie Walsh.
She will be responsible for corporate media relations, the newsdesk and internal communications.
Willie Walsh said: "British Airways is one of the UK's highest profile business brands. This is one of the most important jobs in communications and we are delighted that Julia is joining us. Her background and experience are exactly what we need given the wide-ranging communications agenda that we have over the medium term."
Thomas Coops has agreed to continue as Head of Corporate and Media Relations until the end of July to ensure a smooth transition.
| | Date parution : 19/04/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SIMPSON Reid | | Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer | | Aircell® |
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ITASCA, IL – December 5, 2007 – Aircell®, the leader in airborne telecommunications for business and commercial aviation, today announced that it has named Reid Simpson to the position of Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer. The appointment further strengthens Aircell’s management team as the company executes strategic growth initiatives over the coming months.
With more than twenty years of business and financial experience, Mr. Simpson will be responsible for Aircell’s financial strategy and operations. As Chief Financial Officer, Mr. Simpson will report directly to Aircell’s CEO and President, Jack Blumenstein.
“Reid’s broad experience in high growth public and private companies, will add both depth and strength to our outstanding finance group,” said Mr. Blumenstein. “As we introduce air-to-ground broadband Internet in 2008, we are certain that Reid’s extensive knowledge-base will help to better position Aircell to meet the challenges and demands of our own dynamic growth.”
Mr. Simpson joins Aircell from Chicago-based eCollege where he served as Chief Financial Officer and was instrumental in the successful sale of the company to Pearson PLC in July 2007. Prior to eCollege, Mr. Simpson served as Executive Vice President and CFO of publicly traded CCC Information Services, Inc. where he directed all finance and accounting operations, including treasury, SEC reporting, financial planning, budgeting, audit, tax and investor relations. Before CCC Information Services, Simpson was CFO of several public and private Illinois-based companies including The Signature Group, Delphi Information Systems. Mr. Simpson also spent 16 years in various financial management and CFO positions with The Dun & Bradstreet Corporation (NYSE:DNB), including DonTech, A.C. Nielsen, and other Dun & Bradstreet operating companies. Mr. Simpson began his career in international accounting with Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith (NYSE). He holds a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Michigan State University.
In addition to his new role at Aircell, Mr. Simpson is currently a Board member and Audit Committee member for Datamark, Inc., a Salt Lake City-based strategic marketing company serving colleges and proprietary schools. | | Date parution : 17/12/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SIMPSON Dr. Michael | | Président | | International Space University |
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Après plus de 7 ans à la présidence de l'International Space University (ISU), le Dr. Michael Simpson quittera son poste le 1er septembre prochain pour rejoindre la Secure World Foundation basée à Superieur dans le Colorado (USA).
Après son départ de l’ISU, le Dr. Simpson occupera le poste de Directeur de Programmes au sein de la Secure World Foundation.
Lui et sa femme Carol résideront à Boulder, Colorado, USA. | | Date parution : 26/04/2011 | | catégorie : Départs | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SIMS Ed | | CEO | | Airways New Zealand |
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Airways Corporation of New Zealand is pleased to announce the appointment of Ed Sims to the role of CEO. His appointment follows the resignation of Ashley Smout in February 2011.
Mr Sims brings to the role 26 years’ experience in the aviation, tourism and hospitality industries; most recently as Group General Manager International for Air New Zealand.
His extensive expertise in leadership, innovation, offshore sales and marketing, operations and change management will support Airways’ increasing presence in the international marketplace and its continued delivery of a safe and efficient network in New Zealand.
“We are delighted to have appointed someone of Ed Sims’ calibre” said Airways Board Chairman, Con Anastasiou. “Ed is internationally known and respected. His established network of industry relationships will enable Airways to realise its vision of being a key player in the provision of global air navigation products and services.”
Mr Sims appointment will commence on Monday 4 July 2011 and he will be based at Airways Head Office in Wellington. | | Date parution : 26/05/2011 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SION Martin | | Director of Snecma’s Space Engines division | | Snecma |
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Martin Sion, 42, graduated from the Ecole Centrale de Paris engineering school in 1990.
He started his career that year with SEP (Société Européenne de Propulsion), where he held the positions of design engineer, combustion department manager, HM7 program manager, and head of the combustion component design department. In early 2005 he was named head of engineering for the Space Engines division, then head of improvement initiatives at Snecma in December 2006. In February 2009 he took over responsibility for the equipment and accessories center of industrial excellence at Snecma’s production division. | | Date parution : 03/09/2010 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Sir ESSENHIGH Nigel | | Director for the UK | | Northrop Grumman Corporation |
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Northrop Grumman Corporation has announced that it is to appoint Sir Nigel Essenhigh as non-executive chairman for Northrop Grumman in the UK. He will join the board of the company's UK holding company NGC UK Ltd as a director early in 2009.
In this new position, Sir Nigel will provide strategic guidance to help support the company's current programmes, encourage growth and assist with the strategy to develop new business opportunities for Northrop Grumman in the UK. He will work closely with the new UK corporate lead executive to be appointed as successor to Graham Thornton, managing director for Northrop Grumman UK, who is stepping down at the end of December.
"I am delighted that Sir Nigel will be joining Northrop Grumman UK in this new role of non-executive chairman. He is highly respected in the defence industry and brings a wealth of experience and knowledge which will be invaluable to the company," said Robert W. Helm, corporate vice president of Government Relations for Northrop Grumman. "We have been extremely fortunate to secure his commitment of time and effort and we look forward to the contributions he will make to enhancing Northrop Grumman's presence in the UK."
Sir Nigel's career spans 39 years in the Royal Navy culminating in serving as First Sea Lord and Chief of the Naval Staff prior to his retirement in 2002. In the subsequent six years he has held a variety of commercial and consultative appointments, including some five years as a senior consultant to Northrop Grumman. He currently serves as a non-executive director of the Babcock International Group. | | Date parution : 19/12/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SIREYJOL François | | Directeur Qualité | | Hispano - Suiza |
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François Sireyjol, 54 ans, est un ancien élève de l’Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Mines de Paris.
Il commence sa carrière en 1979 à la SEDES, société de conseil dans le domaine économique.
En 1987, il intègre Snecma, groupe Safran, en tant que responsable de la planification financière et stratégique. Après différents postes à la Qualité et en Production, il est nommé responsable de l’unité de production « usinage turbine ».
Il rejoint Hispano-Suiza en 2004, comme Directeur de la Division Transmissions de Puissance. | | Date parution : 14/01/2010 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SISMAN Rafet | | Directeur du bureau de Lyon | | Turkish Airlines France |
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Mr Rafet SISMAN a pris ses fonctions le 30 août dernier.
Cet ingénieur mécanicien de 28 ans était au siège social de Turkish Airlines à Istanbul, pendant 5 ans à la Présidence de la direction marketing et commerciale, puis en tant que Directeur Marketing pendant un an au bureau Turkish Airlines de Paris | | Date parution : 30/09/2010 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SJOGREN Torbjorn (Turbo) B. | | Vice President - International Support Systems | | Boeing |
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Biography
Torbjorn (Turbo) Sjogren is Vice President of International Support Systems. He is responsible for managing Support Systems’ international business. He is also responsible for leading Support Systems’ international expansion through strategic investments, partnerships and joint ventures with local aerospace companies in key global regions.
Among the international businesses Sjogren has management and profit and loss responsibility for are Alsalam Aircraft Company in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia which provides maintenance and modifications services to the Royal Saudi Air Force and commercial airplane customers; Boeing Australia Limited which plays a leading role supporting a broad range of aerospace modifications and communications systems such as F/A-18 Hornet Upgrade, F-111 and Wedgetail for the Royal Australian Air Force; and Aviation Training International Limited (ATIL) in the United Kingdom, a 50-50 joint venture with Westland Helicopters Limited that provides training services to support the British Army's fleet of Apache attack helicopters. He is currently leading efforts to establish similar ventures in other countries.
Before undertaking his current assignment, Sjogren held positions of increasing responsibility in the Boeing Law department. In his previous role, he served as lead counsel to Support Systems. In this capacity he was responsible for the business unit’s domestic and foreign legal matters. Prior to this assignment, Sjogren was the lead international counsel for IDS, responsible for advising the business on international regulatory, corporate and commercial issues.
Sjogren joined Boeing in 1996. Prior to that, he specialized in international commercial, corporate and regulatory law, while a private lawyer at Sher & Blackwell and Dow, Lohnes and Albertson, in Washington, D.C.
Born in South Africa, Sjogren holds a bachelor’s degree in arts from the University of Cape Town, South Africa, and a law degree from Tulane Law School, New Orleans, La.
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| | Skowronski Walter (Walt) E. 57 ans 29/10/1948 | | senior vice president | | Boeing |
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Walt Skowronski serves as senior vice president of The Boeing Company, and president of Boeing Capital Corporation, a wholly owned Boeing subsidiary that is primarily responsible for arranging, structuring and providing financing for Boeing's commercial airplane, and space and defense products.
Prior to accepting this assignment in November 2003, he served as senior vice president of Finance and treasurer of The Boeing Company. He was responsible for corporate finance and banking, trust investments, global treasury operations, corporate development, risk management, financial planning and analysis, and investor relations.
Skowronski came to Boeing in 1999 from Lockheed Martin Corp., where he served as vice president and treasurer. He was elected to this position in March 1995 upon the merger of Lockheed Corp. and Martin Marietta Corp. and developed the new treasury organization. Skowronski previously served as vice president and treasurer, and vice president of Investor Relations at Lockheed, which he joined in 1990. In addition, he served from 1987 to 1990 as a part-time instructor of corporate finance and investor relations at Northeastern University Graduate School of Business Administration. Prior to joining Lockheed, he served in a number of finance positions at NSTAR Corporation.
A Phi Kappa Phi graduate, Skowronski earned his bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from Northeastern University in Boston, Mass. Throughout his undergraduate studies, he interned with and was sponsored into the Power Systems program by the General Electric Company. He earned his master of business administration degree in corporate finance from Boston University.
Skowronski is a former director of the National Investor Relations Institute (NIRI) and in 1989 served as its chairman and chief executive officer. He is a member of the Financial Executives Institute and currently serves on the board of directors of the Private Export Funding Corporation (PEFCO). He also serves or has served on numerous charitable and cultural boards, including Seattle Opera, both the Chicago and Seattle Symphony Orchestras, Chicago's Metropolitan Family Services, Seattle's PONCHO (Patrons of Northwest Civic, Cultural and Charitable Organizations), Washington D.C.'s Boy Scouts and Los Angeles' Greater YMCA.
Born Oct. 29, 1948, in Pittsfield, Mass., Skowronski resides with his wife in Kirkland, Washington. They have two grown sons.
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| | SLATER John | | Managing Director, Latin America | | Continental Airlines |
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Continental Airlines today announced that John Slater has been named managing director, Latin America, effective Jan. 1, 2008.
Formerly Continental's managing director of Distribution Planning and Electronic Commerce, Slater replaces Pete Garcia, who will retire on Dec. 31, 2007, after close to 30 years of outstanding service to the airline. Slater will report to Dave Hilfman, senior vice president worldwide sales for Continental.
"John has the energy, experience and forward-thinking leadership skills to ensure that Latin America and the Caribbean remain a top priority for Continental," said Hilfman. "Like Pete, John is a dynamic leader who will ensure we continue to expand our presence and sales throughout Latin America and the Caribbean, which now comprise more than half of our international destinations."
Slater previously managed the development, design and support for continental.com and formulated the airline's global distribution strategy. He has held various senior-level positions in flight operations, customer service, sales and marketing since he joined Continental in 1986, including senior director of sales for the Midwest Sales Division in Cleveland, Ohio.
Slater began his airline career with People Express Airlines in 1982 and assisted with the merger with Continental in 1986.
"Pete Garcia did a fantastic job leading our Latin American expansion and has had a very distinguished career here at Continental," said Larry Kellner, Continental's chairman and CEO. "We're proud of his many accomplishments and wish him well."
Garcia is starting a consulting practice which will focus on increasing business opportunities among countries throughout the Americas and Continental will be his first client. | | Date parution : 05/12/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SLOAN Susan | | Vice President of the Space Systems business area | | Northrop Grumman Corporation |
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In her new position, Sloan will be responsible for overall leadership of the division's inertial measurement unit programs and products for space applications, including Northrop Grumman's industry-leading Scalable Space Inertial Reference Unit (Scalable SIRU™).
Sloan brings over 30 years of experience in high technology product development, production, business operations, program management, systems engineering, mission assurance and strategic planning to her new role. Prior to joining Northrop Grumman, she held positions of increasing management responsibility, including program manager for Intelsat (International Telecommunications Satellite Organization) in Cannes, France; division director of Operations and Product Manufacturing, Boeing Satellite Systems; and senior director, Space Systems Operations, and vice president of Mission Assurance, Quality and Program Leadership, Space and Airborne Systems Division for the Raytheon Company in El Segundo, Calif. Most recently, she led a start-up aviation business as president and CEO.
Sloan earned a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering and a master's degree in business administration from the University of Southern California. | | Date parution : 23/11/2010 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SMISEK Jeff | | president and chief operating officer | | Continental Airlines |
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Jeff Smisek, 54, Continental's president and chief operating officer and a member of the board of directors, will become chairman and chief executive officer, effective January 1, 2010.
Jeff Smisek is president and chief operating officer of Continental Airlines and a member of the Board of Directors. He is responsible for airline operations, including flight operations, inflight, airports, catering, cargo, maintenance and technical operations, and also human resources and labor relations, global real estate, security and environmental affairs, corporate communications, federal affairs, and international, state and local affairs. Over the course of his tenure at Continental, he has also overseen sales and marketing, technology and legal affairs.
Smisek joined the airline in March 1995 as senior vice president and general counsel, and has since held positions of increasing responsibility. He became president in December 2004 and president and chief operating officer in September 2008. Prior to joining Continental, Smisek was a partner at Vinson & Elkins LLP, where he specialized in corporate finance and securities law.
Smisek graduated from Princeton University, A.B. summa cum laude in economics, in 1976, and Harvard Law School, J.D. magna cum laude, in 1982. He also serves on the board of directors of National Oilwell Varco, Inc. Smisek and his wife reside in Houston and are long-time supporters of numerous charitable and civic organizations. | | Date parution : 17/07/2009 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SMITH Kevin | | SBAC Deputy President, Chief Executive, GKN plc | | GKN |
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Having spent his early career with BAE Systems, Kevin joined GKN in 1999 as Managing Director - GKN Aerospace, and became Chief Executive of GKN plc on 1 January 2003. Awarded the CBE in 1997, Kevin is a Fellow of the Royal Aeronautical Society, a Companion of the Chartered Management Institute, Member of Council and President of the Society of British Aerospace Companies Ltd and a Vice President of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders Ltd. He is co-chairman with the Minister for Industry of the Government's Manufacturing Forum and a non-executive of Scottish and Southern Energy plc.
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| | SMITH Benjamin | | Executive Vice President, Commercial | | Air Canada |
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Benjamin Smith, formerly President and Chief Executive Officer, Air Canada Vacations (ACV), is appointed Executive Vice President,
Commercial, and will assume Mr. Menke's current responsibilities.
Ben Smith's return to the Commercial Division following a successful period at ACV will enhance our ability to pursue our strategic direction. Ben demonstrated during his tenure at ACV that he is a strong leader and talented innovator, particularly with respect to generating new revenue and customer-focused products in a dynamic marketplace. Ben has the right background and proven management skills to build on the foundation of the new revenue model that has put Air Canada at the forefront of the global airline industry," said Mr. Brewer.
Mr. Smith will be responsible for all commercial aspects of Air Canada's
worldwide operations, including marketing, sales, network planning, brand, research and product development, international affairs, alliances and Jetz, the carrier's specialty charter service. Prior to his appointment as President and CEO of ACV in January 2006, he was Vice President Network Planning, Air
Canada, responsible for the network planning, scheduling and revenue management functions of Air Canada and Jazz. Mr. Smith joined the airline in 2002 as Managing Director, Tango, cornerstone of Air Canada's successful
branded fare strategy.
benjamin Smith will report to Mr Brewer and the appointment is effective May 22 2007.
| | Date parution : 24/05/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SMITH Dan | | Council of Trustees | | the Association of the United States Army's (AUSA) |
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Integrated Defense Systems' President Dan Smith was elected to the Association of the United States Army's (AUSA) Council of Trustees
during the council's recent spring meeting in Arlington, Va.
"Working with the association that is so important to our warfighters is very important to us," Smith said. "I am honored to have been elected and will work closely with the association and the other members of the
council to continue the critical work that AUSA performs for our soldiers."
The 11-member council is the AUSA's governing body. It provides broad policy direction to the association's officers and staff and governs its financial affairs. Smith has been elected to a three-year term that begins
July 1. | | Date parution : 08/06/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SMITH Kevin J. | | Vice-Président, Ventes – Amériques | | Bombardier Avions commerciaux |
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M. Smith était auparavant vice-président, Ventes – International et a récemment dirigé la campagne de ventes qui a généré les commandes fermes d’avions CSeries de Bombardier du Groupe Lufthansa et du Groupe Lease Corporation International.
M. Smith jouera également le rôle de premier vice-président intérimaire, Ventes, pour Bombardier Avions commerciaux, remplaçant James E. Dailly qui a pris sa retraite après 33 ans de carrière à de Havilland/Bombardier. | | Date parution : 15/06/2009 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Smith Kim 37 ans | | Vice President of Environment, Health and Safety | | Boeing Company |
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Boeing Names Kim Smith as Vice President of Environment, Health and Safety
CHICAGO, Dec. 19, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- The Boeing Company (NYSE: BA) today named Kim Smith as vice president of Boeing Environment, Health and Safety. She is responsible for leading Boeing's ongoing effort to continuously reduce the environmental footprint of its global operations, products and services. In addition, she leads the company's workplace safety programs. Smith will report to John Tracy, Boeing chief technology officer and senior vice president of Engineering, Operations & Technology.
Smith, 37, succeeds Mary Armstrong, who has announced her retirement after 27 years with Boeing. Armstrong will continue with the company through February to ensure a smooth leadership transition.
Smith brings a wide range of manufacturing, engineering and supplier management experience and leadership to the Boeing Environment Health and Safety leadership role, Tracy said.
"Kim is uniquely suited to build upon Boeing's record of progressive environmental and safety strategies and performance that Mary Armstrong and her team have delivered over the past five years," said Tracy. "She's the right person to drive continued improvements in these areas throughout Boeing and our supply chain."
Since 2007, when the Environment Health and Safety group was formed under Armstrong, the number of Boeing International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 14001 certified sites has grown from 2 to 35; its Carbon Disclosure Project Index score on climate change awareness and reporting has improved from 35 to 92; the company is the highest ranked company in the capital goods sector of the Newsweek Green Rankings at 37; and the company has steadily improved its employee safety record.
"Mary has helped Boeing push the envelope in leading the aerospace manufacturing industry in setting measurable goals for reducing our global environmental footprint and driving injuries out of the workplace," said Tracy. "She brought discipline and rigor to our EHS organization, and Boeing and the aerospace industry are in a better place in this critical area because of her leadership."
Since May 2009, Smith has been Boeing Commercial Airplanes' director of Supplier Management for Spirit AeroSystems, a key Boeing supplier of airplane sections and fuselages. Smith has held a wide range of internal and external assignments. She has led organizations within the Fabrication Division and 737 program at Boeing Commercial Airplanes and has held jobs in manufacturing research and development and production support engineering during her career at Boeing. In addition, Smith has external experience as a supplier to the automotive and other industries while she served as a plant manager at GKN Sinter Metals, a division of GKN plc, in Michigan. GKN Sinter Metals produces powdered metal parts for automotive and a wide range of other industries. In that role, Smith was responsible for overseeing all aspects of business, including P&L responsibility and ISO 14001 certification.
Smith has a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from Michigan State University and an executive MBA from Seattle University. She currently serves on the board of directors for the League of Education Voters. She and her husband have two children.
During her Boeing career, Armstrong also served as president of Shared Services Group, vice president and general manager of Commercial Airplanes Fabrication, vice president and general manager of Boeing Aircraft Systems & Interiors, vice president of Boeing Facilities Services, and process engineer for Manufacturing Research & Development.
SOURCE The Boeing Company
| | Date parution : 02/01/2012 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SMYTH Margaret 43 ans | | Vice President, Controller | | United Technologies Corp. |
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Margaret M. Smyth today was named Vice President, Controller, for United Technologies Corp. effective August 15. She will report to Gregory J. Hayes, Vice President, Accounting & Finance.
Smyth, 43, has been Vice President and Chief Accounting Officer for 3M Co. since 2005. She joined 3M after working for several years as a senior partner in technology, media and telecommunications for Deloitte & Touche in New York City. Earlier in her career, Smyth rose to the post of audit partner at Arthur Andersen in New York City.
"Peggy brings impressive talent and experience to the position of Controller and we look forward to her leadership in this important role," Hayes said.
Smyth holds a Master of Science degree in accounting from the Stern School of Business at New York University, and a Bachelor of Arts degree in economics from Fordham University. Both degrees were awarded summa cum laude.
United Technologies Corp., based in Hartford, Conn., provides a broad range of high technology products and services to the building systems and aerospace industries worldwide. | | Date parution : 29/06/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Snitker James | | ice President, Corporate Proposal Operations | | QinetiQ North America |
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QinetiQ North America Names James Snitker as Vice President, Corporate Proposal Operations
MCLEAN, Va., Sept. 29, 2011 /PRNewswire/ --QinetiQ North America today announced the appointment of James Snitker as vice president of corporate proposal operations. In this role, Snitker will be responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of the company's proposal center and contributing to top and bottom line growth.
Snitker joins QinetiQ North America from NCI Information Systems where he was serving as vice president, proposal and production operations. Snitker comes to the company with over 15 years of proposal managing and coaching experience, coupled with two decades of military experience in leadership, operations and training.
"We are very excited to be welcoming Jim to our business development team," said John Sutton, senior vice president of business development at QinetiQ North America. "His vast experience in managing large and complex proposals and operations-oriented approach will be a great asset to our team."
Prior to joining NCI, Snitker founded EBW Group, Inc. in 1996, where he served as proposal and management training consultant and president. Before he founded EBW Group, Snitker was an Army officer, serving in the military for 20 years, in a variety of operations and staff training positions. His last assignment was as an operations analyst and action officer in the National Military Command Center, Joint Staff at the Pentagon.
Snitker holds a Master of Arts degree in adult education from Ball State University, and a Bachelor of Science degree in history from the University of Oregon.
| | Date parution : 29/09/2011 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SONG Joseph | | Vice President International Business Development | | Boeing |
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Joe Song is vice president of International Business Development - Asia-Pacific for Boeing Integrated Defense Systems (IDS). Song is responsible for the development and execution of sales and marketing strategies for key IDS campaigns in this region. Prior to this assignment, Song led the business development activities for Israel, the Americas and Africa.
In late 2001, Song was assigned to Korea as the vice president of International Business Development for Boeing Korea. During his four-year tenure, he successfully led in-country sales campaigns for the F-15K, Sea Launch, Harpoon and 737 Airborne Early Warning & Control programs. Song also developed the strategy and execution of a successful Boeing investment in Huneed Technologies. Huneed is playing a key role in Boeing’s entry into Korea’s fast growing Command, Control, Communications & Intelligence (C3I) sector. In addition, Song played a vital role in shaping the Korean business environment by serving as chairman of the American Chamber of Commerce Korea Aerospace and Defense Committee and as advisory board member to the KAIST/INSEAD MBA program.
Song joined Boeing in 1988 as a senior manufacturing engineer. He has held numerous key procurement and program management positions within the C-17, C-130 AMP and 717 programs. As the Korea 717 program manager, Song successfully developed, negotiated and executed the launch of the new 100-seater program. He also
managed more than 700 Hyundai Space & Aircraft Company and Boeing employees in building a new 717 wing factory.
Song attended the U.S. Air Force Academy for one year and later transferred to the University of California, Berkeley, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in engineering. In 2005, Song was recognized with the Leadership Education for Asia Pacific award for exhibiting leadership, commitment and dedication to the Asia-Pacific community.
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| | SOREL Marc | | Délégué national | | Safran, Moscou |
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Marc Sorel est nommé Délégué national pour Safran à Moscou à compter du 1er janvier 2011. Il intègre la Direction du Développement international du Groupe et rapportera à Emeric d’Arcimoles, Directeur général adjoint, Développement international.
Marc Sorel succède à Patrick Barraquand, appelé à d’autres fonctions au sein du Groupe.
Marc Sorel, 41 ans, est diplômé de l’école Supérieure Libre des Sciences Commerciales Appliquées (promotion 92) et de l’Université de Paris I – La Sorbonne (promotion 93).
Il débute sa carrière au Ministère des Finances en tant qu’Adjoint du Conseiller Commercial pour la Biélorussie et Attaché commercial pour la Russie.
En 1997, il rejoint Thales Avionics au poste de Représentant local avant de devenir chef du service Original Equipment Manufacturer pour la Russie et la France.
En 2003, il est nommé Représentant pour la Russie et Vice-Président de Thales International.
Depuis 2005, il exerce la fonction de Directeur des programmes spatiaux de Thales Aerospace Division – France. | | Date parution : 24/12/2010 | | catégorie : | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Southwell Robin 45 ans | | Président de DS UK | | Defence & Security Systems (EADS) |
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Southwell cumulera cette nouvelle fonction avec son rôle actuel de Président exécutif (CEO) d’EADS UK
Sa prise de fonction prend effet immédiat
Londres, le 13 septembre 2005
La division Defence & Security Systems (DS) d’EADS, pôle Défense du Groupe, vient de nommer Robin Southwell (45 ans) au poste de Président de DS UK. Cette nouvelle fonction s’ajoute à celle de CEO d’EADS UK qu’il assume actuellement.
Avant d’accéder au rang de CEO d’EADS UK, Robin Southwell a été CEO d’AirTanker Ltd, le consortium réunissant EADS, Cobham, Rolls Royce, Thales et VT Group qui a été présélectionné par le ministère britannique de la Défense pour exécuter le programme de ravitailleur stratégique FSTA (Future Strategic Tanker Aircraft) dans le cadre d’une initiative de financement privé. Encore auparavant, Robin Southwell avait occupé les fonctions de CEO du cabinet-conseil WS Atkins et Managing Director de la division Customer Solutions & Support du groupe BAE Systems.
A l’occasion de cette nomination, Stefan Zoller, CEO de la division Defence & Security Systems (DS) d’EADS, a déclaré : « Robin devient un nouvel élément clé de notre équipe en apportant sa riche expérience de toute l’industrie britannique de la Défense. Je m’en remets à lui pour consolider et accentuer notre croissance outre-Manche et, pour cela, il peut compter sur mon soutien inconditionnel ».
La Division Defence & Security Systems d’EADS, dont le chiffre d’affaires a été d’environ 5,4 milliards d’euros en 2004 et qui emploie quelque 23 000 personnes dans dix pays différents, constitue le pilier de défense et sécurité au sein du groupe EADS. Cette division propose des solutions systèmes intégrées répondant aux nouveaux défis auxquels sont confrontées les forces armées et les unités chargées de la sécurité intérieure. Elle est active dans les domaines des avions militaires, des missiles, du renseignement, de la surveillance et de la reconnaissance (ISR), des systèmes faisant appel à des engins aériens pilotés et sans pilote (UAV), des systèmes de gestion défense, de l’électronique de défense, des senseurs et de l’avionique ainsi que des services associés.
Leader mondial d’aéronautique, d’espace, de défense et des services associés, EADS a enregistré un chiffre d’affaires de 31,8 milliards d’euros en 2004 et emploie environ 110 000 personnes à travers le monde. Les activités d’EADS au Royaume-Uni comprennent : Airbus UK (Broughton, Filton), EADS Astrium (Portsmouth, Stevenage, Poynton), Paradigm Secure Communications/Paradigm Services (Stevenage, Corsham), EADS Defence & Security Systems (Newport), EADS Operations & Services (Yeovil), MBDA (Stevenage, Bristol, Lostock), Eurocopter/McAlpine Helicopters (Kidlington), Infoterra (Farnborough, Leicester), Racal Instruments (Ferndown). Les principaux programmes menés par EADS outre-Manche incluent : Airbus A380, Airbus Military A400M, Eurofighter Typhoon, Skynet 5, Future Strategic Tanker Aircraft (FSTA), Storm Shadow, Galileo, Cormorant.
Votre contact:
Jeremy Greaves Londres
Royaume-Uni
Tel.: +44 (0) 207 845 8419
mailto: jeremy.greaves@eads-uk.com
Alexander Reinhardt Munich
Allemagne
Tel.: +49 (0) 89 607 34862
mailto: alexander.reinhardt@eads.com
| | Date parution : 13/09/2005 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SOUTHWELL Robin S. | | Chief Executive | | EADS UK |
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Robin S. Southwell, BA, OBE FRAeS has been Chief Executive for U.K. Operations of European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company EADS N.V (EADS) since July 2005.
Mr. Southwell serves as Chief Executive of Airtanker Limited and EADS Defence And Security Systems, Ltd.
He served as Chief Executive of WS Atkins PLC until October 2002. He served a number of senior appointments with BAe Systems plc, which he joined in 1981.
He served as Chairman of Ourjet Limited and Euromanx ... Limited.
Mr. Southwell served as a Non-Executive Director of Chloride Group PLC from January 2002 to July 29, 2008.
He left university in 1981. | | Date parution : 22/09/2009 | | catégorie : Autre | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SOUTHWOOD David | | Director of Science and Robotic Exploration (D/SR | | ESA |
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ESA appoints David Southwood D/SRE until 30 April 2011. Mr Southwood (UK) is ESA’s current Director of Scientific programmes.
The Directorate of Science and Robotic Exploration is devoted to the mandatory scientific programme and to the part of exploration dedicated to robotic exploration. | | Date parution : 16/04/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SOUTIERE Randy | | general manager of its new Citation Service Center | | Cessna Aircraft Company |
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Cessna Aircraft Company, a Textron Inc. company, has named Randy Soutiere general manager of its new Citation Service Center scheduled to open in January in Mesa, Ariz.
Soutiere joined Cessna in 1992 as a flightline mechanic and moved into roles of increasing responsibility in the areas of quality, field service, Textron Six Sigma and customer service. His most recent position was managing process design and control, where he oversaw the Flat Rate System and ProTech Labor Program while developing and implementing lean methodologies across the Citation Service Center network.
Prior to joining Cessna, Soutiere served four years in the U.S. Air Force and was stationed at McConnell Air Force Base in Wichita.
Soutiere has a master's and bachelor’s degree from Newman University in Wichita. He is a licensed airframe and power plant mechanic, holds a private pilot’s license and is a certified Textron Six Sigma Blackbelt.
Cessna has nearly completed construction of the new 100,000 square-foot facility at the Williams Gateway Airport. The company’s 15-acre tract there is adjacent to three 10,000-foot runways and includes a 124,800-square foot aircraft ramp. Mesa will replace the service center in Long Beach, Calif., and more than 65 percent of the current workforce at Long Beach accepted Cessna’s offer to relocate to Mesa. | | Date parution : 06/10/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Spanjers John | | senior vice president | | Pinnacle Airlines Corp |
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COO Doug Shockey Leaving Pinnacle Airlines Corp., Replaced by John Spanjers
MEMPHIS, Tenn., Oct. 3, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Pinnacle Airlines Corp. (NASDAQ: PNCL) announced today that Doug Shockey, vice president and chief operating officer, is resigning from the company. He will be replaced by John Spanjers, who will also retain the title of senior vice president, operations for Mesaba Aviation.
Shockey joined Pinnacle in 1995 as vice president, maintenance and engineering. He was promoted to COO in 2002.
"Doug played a vital role in growing Pinnacle Airlines into a premium regional airline operator in North America, and I wish him continued success," said Sean Menke, president and CEO of Pinnacle Airlines Corp.
Spanjers joined Mesaba in 1999 as vice president, flight operations, and was promoted to Mesaba's COO in June 2002. He was named president of Mesaba in September 2002.
"John brings a proven track record of operational excellence to the COO role," said Menke. "He has first-hand experience running a safe and highly-reliable airline, and those factors will be vital to Pinnacle's ongoing success."
| | Date parution : 03/10/2011 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SPARACO Pierre | | Chroniqueur de Aeromorning | | Aeromorning |
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Pierre Sparaco, chroniqueur de Aeromorning, a reçu le Grand Prix annuel de l’Aéro-Club de France « pour l’ensemble de son œuvre ». Ancien rédacteur en chef-Europe de l’hebdomadaire américain Aviation Week, et précédemment rédacteur en chef du bimensuel français Aviation Magazine, Pierre Sparaco a publié 10 livres dont un « Concorde » qui a reçu le prix Guynemer en 2003.
Son livre sur Airbus, publié par Privat fin 2005, a récemment fait l’objet d’une traduction en anglais et paraîtra en chinois fin 2007. Pierre Sparaco a notamment reçu le Decade of Excellence Award de la Royal Aeronautical Society britannique et le prestigieux Lauren D. Lyman Award américain. | | Date parution : 20/12/2006 | | catégorie : | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SPARKS Carl | | CEO and President | | Travelocity |
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Carl Sparks, current president of Gilt Groupe and a former online travel executive, is nominated toassume the role of Travelocity president and CEO. Travelocity and Sabre Airline Solutions are business units of Sabre Holdings.
Sparks, an experienced leader in the online retail industry with previous executive leadership roles at Expedia and Hotels.com, will take responsibility for the growth of Travelocity Global and its subsidiaries Travelocity, Travelocity Business, Travelocity Partner Network, IgoUgo, AllHotels.com, and lastminute.com in Europe and Zuji in Asia Pacific.
Sparks brings extensive experience with consumer brands, online retail and travel, most recently serving as president of Gilt Groupe (Gilt.com). Prior to Gilt, he was general manager of Hotels.com, after serving as chief marketing officer at Expedia. Sparks also held leadership roles with other high-profile brands including Capital One, Guinness, PepsiCo and the Boston Consulting Group. Sparks holds a master's degree in business administration from Harvard Business School and a bachelor’s degree from Princeton University.
This change takes effect April 25, 2011. | | Date parution : 05/04/2011 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SPEHAR Tony Spehar | | Sector Vice President and General Manager, Kinetic | | Northrop Grumman Corporation |
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Northrop Grumman Corporation has named Tony Spehar sector vice president and general manager for its Kinetic Energy Interceptors program.
Spehar reports directly to Jerry Agee, corporate executive for missile defense and president of Northrop Grumman's Mission Systems sector. In this role, Spehar is responsible for leading the company's effort to develop and test the Kinetic Energy Interceptors missile defense program.
"Tony brings an enormous amount of program management experience on large missile integration projects to the KEI effort," said Agee. "Before joining the program, Tony spent more than 15 years managing several high-profile efforts aimed at modernizing the Minuteman III ICBM weapon system, making this highly complex missile viable through 2030. As the KEI program moves into its final stages of development, Tony's expertise will be vital to helping the customer successfully deliver this much-needed capability as part of our nation's layered missile defense system."
KEI is a flexible missile defense system featuring the U.S. Missile Defense Agency's newest high-acceleration booster. The system is being developed as a land-based asset with options that enable land- and sea-mobility. Fully deployed, KEI will be capable of destroying intermediate and intercontinental ballistic missiles in their boost, ascent and midcourse phases of flight. A Northrop Grumman-led team won the eight-year development and test contract in December 2003.
Since joining Northrop Grumman in 1979, Tony has served in various program management and engineering roles, from program acquisition, hardware and software development, and production, to overseeing deployment of several key military systems.
Most recently, Spehar served as vice president and deputy general manager for the KEI program, as well as KEI director of business development and director of systems engineering and integration. Prior to the KEI program, Tony was the program director for the Minuteman III Propulsion Replacement Program (PRP), a $1.9 billion effort to modernize the propulsion systems on the land-based Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM). Most notably, Tony led the contract restructure effort in April 2004, following two industrial accidents at subcontractor facilities and as program manager, led the company efforts to requalify new suppliers and transition the PRP work seamlessly to new production facilities.
In addition to the ICBM PRP effort, Tony led several other ICBM modernization efforts as part of Northrop Grumman's highly successful 15-year contract to modernize and sustain the nation's force of Minuteman III missiles through 2030.
Spehar earned a bachelor's degree in physics and a master's in nuclear engineering from the University of Utah. He also completed the Advanced Program Management Course at the Defense Systems Management College in Fort Belvoir, Virginia. | | Date parution : 24/01/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SPENCER Harry L. | | Vice President Compensation and Benefits | | JetBlue Airways |
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JetBlue Airways today announces the appointment of Harry L. Spencer to the position of Vice President, Compensation and Benefits. Mr. Spencer joins the New York-based airline today and will report to Joanna Geraghty, JetBlue's Executive Vice President, Chief People Officer.
In this newly created position, Mr. Spencer will oversee compensation and benefits for the more than 13,000 JetBlue crewmembers spread across a dozen countries throughout the Americas.
"We are very excited to welcome Harry to the JetBlue team," said Ms. Geraghty. "With his track record of leadership, innovation, and support across three decades of professional experience, Harry is the ideal person to fill this key new role. I look forward to working with him to ensure our crewmembers and their families are well-served in all aspects of compensation and benefits."
"I am honored to be joining a company like JetBlue that has built such a strong reputation not just as a great airline, but as a great place to work," said Mr. Spencer. "I look forward to building upon the great foundation built in JetBlue's first decade by collaborating with crewmembers to make compensation and benefits strategy clearer and to ensure their programs are delivered in an exceptional manner."
Mr. Spencer comes to JetBlue after more than a decade with Time Warner Inc., where he served as Vice President, Global Benefits and HR Operations. He previously served in benefits and finance positions at Exxon Mobil Corporation. | | Date parution : 05/04/2011 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Sperl Andreas | | Chief Financial Officer | | Airbus |
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Dr. Andreas Sperl was appointed Chief Financial Officer of Airbus in June 2000 and is responsible for finance, controlling, accounting, as well as internal audit and risk management. He is a member of the Airbus Executive Committee.
Mr Sperl began his professional career as a scientific assistant at the University of Münster and joined Daimler Benz AG in 1979 as a specialist in the Participations department. He was appointed assistant to the President and Chief Executive Officer in 1982 and in 1986 became director of group planning.
Between 1989 and 1991, Mr Sperl was Chairman of the Board of Management of Otomarsan, which later became Mercedes-Benz Türk, and from 1991 to 1995 he was General Director of Mercedes-Benz Mexico.
From 1995 until he was appointed Chief Financial Officer of Airbus, Mr Sperl held the position of Executive Vice President of DaimlerChrysler Aerospace in Munich, responsible for mergers and acquisitions.
Dr. Andreas Sperl was born in 1947 in Diepholz in Germany. He Sperl holds a degree in Business Management from the University of Münster as well as a PhD, which he obtained in 1976 from the same university. Married with two children, Mr Sperl enjoys playing golf and listening to classical music in his free time.
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| | SPINETTA Jean-Cyril 04/10/1943 | | Chairman of the Board of Directors | | Air France |
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Chairman of the Board of Directors
Jean-Cyril Spinetta
Jean-Cyril Spinetta, October 4, 1943, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Air France.
Permanent representative of Air France on the Board of Directors of Monde Entreprises, Chairman of the Management Board of the International Air Transport Association (IATA).
Graduate of the Paris Institut des Sciences Politiques and the École Nationale d'Administration.
Vice-Chairman of the Board of Directors
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| | SPRING Peter | | Chief Commercial Officer | | Edelweiss Air |
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Peter Spring, ancien directeur d’Hotelplan Suisse, assumera à partir du 1er août 2008 la responsabilité commerciale d’Edelweiss Air en qualité de « Chief Commercial Officer ». De nationalité suisse, Peter Spring est âgé de 53 ans. C’est un expert du secteur touristique connaissant parfaitement le marché des vols vacances. Spring a exercé depuis 1978 diverses fonctions au sein d’Hotelplan : responsable du tour-operating de 2000 à 2005, il a été nommé directeur général d’Hotelplan Suisse en 2005, ce qui supposait notamment la gestion de la propre compagnie charter du groupe, indépendante jusqu’à une date récente. « Ce nouveau poste reflète l’intégration d’Edelweiss Air au sein de SWISS et souligne notre large autonomie », a déclaré Karl Kistler, CEO d’Edelweiss Air.
Le partenariat entre SWISS et Edelweiss Air annoncé au début de l’année doit à présent s’établir et se développer. Harry Hohmeister, « Chief Network & Distribution Officer » (directeur du réseau et de la distribution) de SWISS, s’est montré satisfait de la nomination : « De par sa longue expérience, Peter Spring est le candidat idéal pour ce poste clé. Il contribuera à faire un succès commercial de l’étroit partenariat naissant entre SWISS et Edelweiss Air ».
Edelweiss Air conservera son autonomie. Elle disposera de sa propre direction, de son propre parc aérien et de ses propres équipages. Lancée en 1995, la marque « Edelweiss Air » continuera d’être utilisée. | | Date parution : 02/06/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SPRINGMAN Michael | | Sector Chief Information Officer | | Northrop Grumman |
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In this position, Springman is responsible for establishing the strategic direction and leadership of all information systems and information technology activities in the Mission Systems sector.
Springman joined Northrop Grumman in 1977 and most recently served as division director of battle command for Northrop Grumman Mission Systems. In this position, he led teams responsible for the implementation and fielding of battle command systems used by U.S. and coalition land forces.
Springman earned a bachelor's degree in mathematics from Southwest State University, Marshall, Minn., and a master's degree in applied mathematics from the University of Colorado, Boulder. He has also completed an executive management program at the University of California, Los Angeles. | | Date parution : 12/09/2006 | | catégorie : | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | St. GEORGE Martin | | Vice President, Planning | | JetBlue |
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JetBlue Names Martin St. George Vice President, Planning
NEW YORK, July 26, 2006
JetBlue Airways (Nasdaq:JBLU) today announces Martin St. George will join the low-fare airline effective immediately as Vice President, Planning. Mr. St. George will be responsible for the route selection, analysis, and network strategy for JetBlue, and will report to David Neeleman, JetBlue's CEO.
"Marty has a proven track record of understanding market dynamics, and how to grow and sustain a network," said David Neeleman, JetBlue's founder and CEO. "Network and capacity planning is a vital element of JetBlue's growth and continued success. Marty will work closely with our revenue management and marketing departments as we become more sophisticated and dynamic as part of our Return to Profitability plan."
"JetBlue is a story about building a true brand in a commodity business, and sustaining that brand through strategic expansion," Mr. St. George said. "I look forward to contributing to JetBlue's ongoing success." Prior to joining JetBlue, Mr. St. George was Managing Director of Marketing Planning for United Airlines, where he was integral in developing United's "p.s." service in response to changing competitive dynamics. Prior to that role, Mr. St. George held a number of positions of increasing responsibility for both United and US Airways in both the marketing and the network planning divisions. He graduated with a degree in civil engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1986.
David Ulmer, JetBlue's Vice President, Planning, will transition to retirement over the coming months. Mr. Ulmer is a founding JetBlue crewmember, responsible since the airline began flying in February 2000 for building JetBlue's network to 47 announced destinations, and schedule planning a fleet of 112 aircraft and growing.
"Dave's dedication to JetBlue has truly set a great foundation for our future," said David Neeleman, JetBlue's founder and CEO. "We are fortunate to have the continued benefit of Dave's insight as we transition to new leadership in such a key area of our company."
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| | STACHE Kurt | | President And General Sales Manager | | American Airlines |
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American Airlines Names Kurt Stache Vice President And General Sales Manager
American Airlines today named Kurt Stache as its Vice President and General Sales Manager. Stache will be responsible for all of American’s sales activities worldwide with sales organizations throughout American’s network reporting to him.
Stache, who has been with American since 1995, served most recently as President – AAdvantage Marketing Programs, a position he held since 2004. AAdvantage was the world’s first frequent flyer program and today is the world’s largest.
“Kurt brings a wealth of airline experience to our global sales organization,” said Dan Garton, American’s Executive Vice President – Marketing, to whom Stache will report. “His background, business acumen and people skills these past 12 years at American made him the clear-cut choice for the job.”
Prior to his AAdvantage position, Stache was Managing Director – International Revenue Management, responsible for pricing and yield management for American’s international markets worldwide. He also served in several positions in American’s sales and finance groups, including Manager – Airline Profitability.
Stache speaks three languages, including German and Spanish. He lived and worked in Central America and Europe prior to joining American. He received a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance from Santa Clara University in California and holds an MBA degree from Harvard Business School.
Stache, his wife and children reside in Colleyville, Texas. | | Date parution : 14/12/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Stalder-Olsen Birgitte | | membre au Conseil d’Administration | | Fondation d’Entreprises Airbus |
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De nouveaux membres au Conseil d’Administration pour apporter à la Fondation d’Entreprises Airbus leur expertise internationale et leur savoir-faire
Virginie Guyot, pilote de chasse, et Birgitte Stalder-Olsen, de la Fédération Internationale des Sociétés de la Croix-Rouge et du Croissant-Rouge, rejoignent le Conseil d’Administration
La Fondation d’Entreprises Airbus a accueilli deux nouveaux membres externes au sein de son Conseil d’Administration : Virginie Guyot, ancien leader de la Patrouille de France et pilote de chasse, et Birgitte Stalder-Olsen, chef du département de la logistique de la Fédération Internationale des Sociétés de la Croix-Rouge et du Croissant-Rouge (IFRC) viennent rejoindre Kriss Akabusi, ancien athlète, Manuel Toharia Cortes, scientifique, et Henning Voscherau, homme politique, mettant leurs points de vue et compétences au service de l’organisation et de ses activités.
En tant que représentants d’Airbus, Fabrice Brégier, COO d’Airbus (et CEO à compter du 1er juin), Andrea Debbané, Executive Director de la Fondation, et Barry Eccleston, Président et CEO d’Airbus Americas, rejoignent également le Conseil d’Administration.
“C’est pour moi un grand plaisir d’accueillir Virginie Guyot et Birgitte Stalder-Olsen, deux femmes exceptionnelles, au sein du Conseil d’Administration de la Fondation d’Entreprises Airbus. Leur expertise constitue un précieux apport aux compétences de l’organisation”, a déclaré Tom Enders, Président de la Fondation d’Entreprises Airbus et Président et CEO d’Airbus. “Alors que notre société connaît une croissance rapide, je suis convaincu qu’Airbus doit renforcer son rôle non seulement d’acteur mondial, mais aussi d’entreprise citoyenne. Airbus s’est pleinement engagé à assumer sa responsabilité pour faire de ce monde un meilleur lieu de vie, et je suis très heureux de poursuivre la route avec une équipe aussi diversifiée et motivante.”
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| | STANLEY Ronald | | Chief Financial Officer | | US Airways |
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Ronald E. Stanley was named US Airways executive vice president of finance and chief financial officer in October 2004, with responsibility over the company’s financial planning and analysis, operating and capital budgeting, divisional cost control, transactions support, purchasing and fleet planning.
In May 2004, Stanley was named to the US Airways Group, Inc. board of directors, where he served as chairman of the board's audit committee.
Stanley has extensive finance experience spanning thirty years in international corporate and investment banking. He has previously served as chief operating officer and director of HSBC Equator, where he was responsible for the global operations of this majority-owned subsidiary of the HSBC Group. He also held several key positions within the Royal Bank of Canada Group, including senior vice president and general manager-Europe, Middle East and Africa; chairman of RBC Europe Ltd.; and member of the executive committee of RBC Dominion Securities.
Stanley started his career at Harris Bank, Chicago, where he was vice president, corporate banking. He served as a Captain in the U.S. Air Force and is a Vietnam veteran. He holds a BSBA degree from Northwestern University and an MBA from the University of Chicago.
He is married with two adult children.
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| | STEEL Michael | | President, Smiths Aerospace Mechanical | | Smiths Aerospace |
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Michael is President, Smiths Aerospace Mechanical, responsible for the actuation, propellers, structures and in-flight refuelling businesses within Smiths Aerospace.
He was previously Managing Director of the Smiths Aerospace Customer Services organization and, prior to that, Managing Director of Hamble Group. Michael is a business graduate and solicitor. Prior to joining TI Group which merged with Smiths in December 2000, he held a number of senior management positions in the engineering and contracting industry.
Michael is married to Lynn and has two daughters, Lisa and Kate. His interests include sports cars, swimming and reading.
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| | STEELE Paul | | Director Environment Programme | | IATA |
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The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced the appointment of Paul Steele to direct its environment initiatives effective 1 December 2007. Steele joins IATA from WWF International where he served for six years as the organisation's Chief Operating Officer.
Giovanni Bisignani, Director General and CEO of IATA welcomed the appointment, "Air transport takes its environmental responsibility seriously. Alongside safety and security it is a pillar on which we have built a great global industry. Despite our good track record, air transport's carbon footprint is growing. That is not acceptable. Our vision is for air transport to achieve carbon neutral growth in the medium-term, on the way to a carbon emission free future. I am pleased that this vision has impressed Paul Steele who comes to us with a strong track record and solid environmental credentials gained at WWF and elsewhere. He will lead our team in turning the vision into reality."
Paul Steele said, "Business must be actively engaged in building a sustainable future for our planet. Air transport faces many environmental opportunities. The combination of more effective operations, efficient infrastructure, best practices and investment in new technology can pave the way to a greener future. We can only tackle this global issue by using the effective leadership of an organisation like IATA. I look forward to my new and challenging role. | | Date parution : 06/11/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | STEENLAND Douglas M. | | President and Chief Executive Officer | | Northwest Airlines |
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Douglas M. Steenland was named chief executive officer of Northwest Airlines on October 1, 2004. He also has served as the airline's president since 2001. In his role as the company's president and chief executive officer, Steenland oversees the formulation and execution of the airline's goals, objectives, as well as the company's long-term strategic plans and overall management.
Steenland's responsibilities have constantly expanded during his time at Northwest. For example, under his leadership, the company joined the nine-member SkyTeam alliance in September 2004.
Prior to becoming CEO, Steenland was responsible for: alliances, where he oversaw the company's relationships with its 16 airline partners (including the SkyTeam alliance); government affairs, including legislative, executive branch, and regulatory issues; labor relations, which includes all relations with the company's seven unions, as well as the negotiations and administration of the company's collective bargaining agreements; human resources; corporate and brand communications, including advertising, media relations and employee communications; and, legal affairs.
Steenland joined the airline in 1991 as a vice president and deputy general counsel. Between 1994 and 1999, he served as a senior vice president and executive vice president and general counsel. From 1999 until 2001, he was the airline's executive vice president and chief corporate officer.
Before joining Northwest, Steenland worked as a senior partner at the Washington, D.C. law firm of Verner, Liipfert, Bernhard, McPherson, and Hand (now part of Piper Rudnick, Washington, D.C.) and handled matters related to transportation, corporate law, telecommunications, government relations, and insurance. He also has served in the Office of the General Counsel of the U.S. Department of Transportation.
Steenland holds a B.A. in history from Calvin College and a J.D. (highest honors) from the National Law Center at George Washington University. He serves on the board of directors of Northwest Airlines, Inc., the Minnesota Symphony Orchestra, and President of the Guthrie Theater. He also serves on the Super Bowl XL-Detroit 2006 host committee.
Steenland is married and has two children.
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| | STEINHORST Ulrike 55 ans | | directeur de cabinet auprès du président exécutif | | EADS |
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Ulrike Steinhorst est nommée directeur de cabinet auprès de Louis Gallois, président exécutif d’EADS
Amsterdam, 12 avril 2007 – Ulrike Steinhorst rejoint le groupe EADS en tant que directeur de cabinet auprès du président exécutif d’EADS, Louis Gallois.
Depuis 2003, Mme Steinhorst dirigeait les filiales du groupe chimique allemand Degussa en France. Depuis 2006, elle était également responsable du Bureau de Représentation de son Groupe à Bruxelles. Ulrike Steinhorst intégra le groupe Degussa en Allemagne, en 1999, où elle fut successivement Directeur des Ressources Humaines d’une division, puis Responsable du développement des dirigeants au niveau groupe.
Ulrike Steinhorst, cinquante-cinq ans, juriste allemande et ancienne élève du cycle international de l’ENA, est diplômée du CPA et d’un DEA de droit public à l’Université de Paris II – Panthéon. Elle a commencé sa carrière en France comme chargée de mission au cabinet du Ministère des Affaires Européennes, où elle s’occupait des relations avec l’Allemagne au moment de la réunification. Elle rejoint EDF en 1990, d’abord à la direction Internationale, ensuite au cabinet de la Présidence et de la Direction Générale en tant que chargée des questions internationales, puis institutionnelles. Elle est nommée au Pôle Industrie d’EDF en 1997 où elle suit plus particulièrement les filiales internationales.
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| | STELIOS . 14/02/1967 | | Manager | | easyJet PLC |
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At 40 years of age Stelios, who prefers to be called by his first name, is best known for creating easyJet PLC when he was 28. He is often credited as the pioneer who changed the European aviation scene for the benefit of millions of consumers. easyJet is Europe's leading low-fares airline, currently (December 07) operating 137 aircraft on 359 routes between 89 airports in 23 countries. easyJet carried over 38 million passengers in the past 12 months. easyJet PLC was partially floated on the London Stock Exchange in 2000 but Stelios remains the largest single shareholder. A serial entrepreneur, Stelios has established more than 17 ventures, the first of which was Stelmar Shipping at the age of 25. In November 2006 Stelios received a knighthood from Queen Elisabeth II for services to entrepreneurship.
Stelios floated Stelmar Shipping on the NYSE in 2001 and in 2005 he sold it to OSG Shipping Group for approximately $1.3 Billion. Nowadays, acting through his private investment vehicle, the easyGroup, which owns the easy brand and licenses it to the various easy branded ventures, including the airline, Stelios sees himself more as the manager of the brand and less as a manager of one of the companies. He continues to extend the brand by creating new easy branded ventures in the areas of travel, leisure, telecoms and personal finance.
easyJet PLC which is Europe's largest low cost airline by revenues with a fleet of 122 jets and growing, carried 33 million passengers in 2006. The other easyGroup businesses are detailed on the easyGroup portal www.easy.com. The travel related businesses also include easyCar, which provides low cost car rental in more than 2,400 locations globally; easyCruise, introducing a younger age group to cruising in various parts of the world; easyBus, which provides low cost bus transportation between airports and city centres; and easyHotel, which is growing rapidly around the world by providing great value accommodation in city centres. The businesses outside the travel industry cover areas as diverse as Internet cafés, online price comparison, personal finance, cinema, male toiletries, online recruitment, pizza delivery, music downloads, mobile telephony, and wrist watches!
Stelios was born in Greece on the 14th of February, 1967 , the middle child of Loucas and Nedi Haji-Ioannou. He was educated in Athens to High School level and in 1984 continued his education at the London School of Economics. He also graduated from the City University Business School with an MSC in Shipping Trade and Economics. Stelios has also been awarded a total of three honorary doctorates from Liverpool John Moores University, Cass Business School City University and the Cranfield University.
On the "giving something back" side, Stelios is interested in education for under-privileged students and sustainable development. In 1992 he founded CYMEPA, the Cyprus Marine Environment Protection Association. This is a non-profit making association of ship owners and Cyprus-based business people who believe in sustainable development. Stelios recently endowed this association with a further gift worth more than $600,000. In 2005 he made a pledge to both his alma mater, the London School of Economics and the City of London Cass Business School , worth £3m for the funding of 100 scholarships over 10 years in each establishment. The students will be known as the Stelios Scholars. In 2006 he established the Disabled Entrepreneur of the Year Award with the disability charity Leonard Cheshire, with £50,000 going to the winner. Also in 2006 he sold his private art collection, which once filled the walls of the now sold Stelmar Shipping, for a total of 730,000 euros, the proceeds of which went to a Greek children's charity. | | Date parution : 06/02/2008 | | catégorie : Autre | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | STEVENS Robert J. | | Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer | | Lockheed Martin |
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Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer
Lockheed Martin Corporation
Chairman of Lockheed Martin since April 2005, Chief Executive Officer of Lockheed Martin since August 2004, President of Lockheed Martin since October 23, 2000, Chief Operating Officer of Lockheed Martin from October 2000 to August 2004, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Lockheed Martin from October 1999 to March 2001, Vice President of Strategic Development of Lockheed Martin from November 1998 to October 1999; President and Chief Operating Officer of the former Lockheed Martin Energy and Environment Sector from January 1998 to June 1999; President of Lockheed Martin Air Traffic Management Division from June 1996 through January 1998; Executive Vice President and Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Air Traffic Management from December 1993 to May 1996; General Manager of Loral Systems Manufacturing Company from 1987 to 1993; director of Monsanto Company.
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| | STEVENS Richard | | General Manager of Operational Plans and Programs | | Transportation Security Administration |
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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has named Richard Stevens as the General Manager of Operational Plans and Programs for the Office of Security Operations (OSO).
Previously, Stevens was TSA's senior field executive for Georgia, Florida and the Caribbean. From July 2002 to February 2007 he was the deputy federal security director at Tampa (Fla.) International Airport. Prior to joining TSA, Stevens worked for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), where he managed the Federal Air Marshal Program, the K-9 Explosives Program and both foreign and domestic security operations. He was also on the TSA transition team, working to smoothly move aviation security responsibilities from FAA to TSA in the wake of 9/11.
"Rich Stevens' experiences in the field and program management put him in the best position possible to problem solve as the general manager of programs," said Mo McGowan, TSA's assistant administrator for Security Operations. "His dedication to the mission and years of service with TSA will ensure we continue to develop the strongest leadership team possible in OSO."
Stevens has served in the U.S. Air Force, as a federal law enforcement officer and as a federal air marshal. In the aftermath of Sept. 11, Stevens was the acting deputy director of the Office of Civil Aviation Security Operations for the FAA. He has 24 years of federal government service. | | Date parution : 07/12/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | STOTT Nicole Passonno | | NASA Astronaut (Mission Specialist) | | NASA |
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Nicole Passonno Stott
NASA Astronaut (Mission Specialist)
PERSONAL DATA: Born in Albany, New York. Her hometown is Clearwater, Florida. She enjoys flying, snow skiing, SCUBA diving, woodworking, painting, and gardening.
EDUCATION: Clearwater High School, Clearwater, Florida, 1980.
B.S., Aeronautical Engineering, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, 1987.
M.S., Engineering Management, University of Central Florida, 1992.
SPECIAL HONORS: Aircraft Operations Division, Newt Myers Team Spirit Award, KSC Public Affairs Certificate of Appreciation for Service; NASA Exceptional Achievement Medal; NASA Certificates of Commendation; NASA Performance Awards; NASA On-the-Spot Award; Lockheed Certificate of Appreciation.
EXPERIENCE: Ms. Stott began her career in 1987 as a structural design engineer with Pratt and Whitney Government Engines in West Palm Beach, Florida. She spent a year with the Advanced Engines Group performing structural analyses of advanced jet engine component designs.
Nicole Stott is an instrument rated private pilot.
NASA EXPERIENCE: In 1988, Ms. Stott joined NASA at the Kennedy Space Center (KSC), Florida as an Operations Engineer in the Orbiter Processing Facility (OPF). After 6 months, she was detailed to the Director of Shuttle Processing as part of a two-person team tasked with assessing the overall efficiency of Shuttle processing flows, and implementing tools for measuring the effectiveness of improvements. She was the NASA KSC Lead for a joint Ames/KSC software project to develop intelligent scheduling tools. The Ground Processing Scheduling System (GPSS) was developed as the technology demonstrator for this project. GPSS was a success at KSC, and also a commercial success that is part of the PeopleSoft suite of software products. During her time at KSC, Ms. Stott also held a variety of positions within NASA Shuttle Processing, including Vehicle Operations Engineer; NASA Convoy Commander; Shuttle Flow Director for Endeavour; and Orbiter Project Engineer for Columbia. During her last two years at KSC, she was a member of the Space Station Hardware Integration Office and relocated to Huntington Beach, CA where she served as the NASA Project Lead for the ISS truss elements under construction at the Boeing Space Station facility. In 1998, she joined the Johnson Space Center (JSC) team in Houston, TX as a member of the NASA Aircraft Operations Division, where she served as a Flight Simulation Engineer (FSE) on the Shuttle Training Aircraft (STA).
Selected as a mission specialist by NASA in July 2000, Nicole reported for astronaut candidate training in August 2000. Following the completion of two years of training and evaluation, she was assigned technical duties in the Astronaut Office Station Operations Branch, where she performed crew evaluations of station payloads and has worked as a support astronaut and CAPCOM for the ISS Expedition 10 crew. She is currently preparing as a crew member for the NEEMO 9 mission (NASA Extreme Environment Mission Operations) in April of 2006, where she will live and work with a 6 person crew for 18 days on the Aquarius undersea research habitat. Nicole is also currently training for a future long duration space flight on the ISS.
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| | STRAMBI Lyell | | Chief Operating Officer | | Virgin Atlantic |
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Lyell Strambi is Chief Operating Officer for Virgin Atlantic. | | Date parution : 30/07/2007 | | catégorie : Autre | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | STREET Storme | | Director of Government Relations | | BAE Systems |
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BAE Systems, Inc. has appointed Storme Street as Director of Government Relations. Storme will coordinate with BAE Systems’ operating groups and senior leadership to develop a corporate-level public policy strategy, and will serve as one of the company’s chief advocates on corporate issues, including tax, acquisition and defense trade policy.
Storme will be based at the company’s office in Rosslyn, Virginia.
“Storme’s understanding of both the business world and the policy arena support BAE Systems’ strategic goals and needs, and her experience with issues such as tax, trade, federal procurement, technology and innovation will provide new added depth to our team as we continue to grow,” said Bob Fitch, BAE Systems senior vice president of government relations.
Immediately prior to joining BAE Systems, Storme worked as an independent consultant, representing clients in the technology and defense industries on issues of public policy and government relations strategy. Previously, she spent five and a half years at the Electronic Industries Alliance (EIA), a high-tech trade association. In her role as the Vice President of Government Relations, Storme was the head of policy development and the chief advocate for the association’s 900+ global corporate members. Storme joined to EIA after serving as a Congressional fellow on Capitol Hill.
Before entering the government relations and policy arenas, Storme spent a number of years in financial and technology journalism, serving in various reporting and editing capacities at wire service BridgeNews, financial analysis website IDEAadvisor.com, the Financial Times Group in London, and U.K. business publisher Baskerville Communications.
Storme holds a Bachelor of Journalism from the University of Missouri and is an MBA candidate at George Mason University in Virginia. | | Date parution : 06/03/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Stromer Michael | | Vice President, Customer Connections | | JetBlue Airways |
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NEW YORK, Nov. 11, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- JetBlue Airways (Nasdaq: JBLU) announced the selection of Michael Stromer for the newly created position of vice president, customer connections. Mr. Stromer, formerly director, e-commerce and interactive marketing, will report to Marty St. George, senior vice president, marketing and commercial strategy, and will oversee the value airline's Corporate Social Responsibility, E-Commerce, and Loyalty teams.
"JetBlue has always focused on creating a unique brand, and over the past several years, we have become relevant to our customers beyond the actual travel experience," Mr. St. George said. "Our Customer Connections team, under Mike's leadership, will first and foremost listen to our customers, and create products and services that are meaningful and relevant to them. Mike has a proven track record in this arena, and I look forward to what he and the team will create for our customers."
Mr. Stromer joined JetBlue in 2007 as director, e-commerce and interactive marketing, after nearly eight years with 1-800-FLOWERS.COM in various marketing positions of increasing responsibility. He oversaw the award-winning redesign of jetblue.com in 2010, most recently cited as the Best Airline Booking Experience by U.S. Air Travelers' Choice Award.
"We've always been more than an airline because we think of ourselves as part of the communities we serve and support," Mr. Stromer said. "Our focus has helped us create relevant products like Even More Speed, and services like the first checked bag for free, because it is meaningful to our customers. I am excited to take our extraordinary relationships with our customers to the next level."
| | Date parution : 16/11/2011 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | STRONG James | | non-executive Director of the Board | | Qantas |
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James Strong Joins Qantas Board
Sydney, 31 May 2006
The Chairman of Qantas, Margaret Jackson, today announced the appointment of James Strong AO as a non-executive Director of the Board of Qantas Airways Limited.
Mr Strong will fill a casual vacancy on the Qantas Board and take up the position effective from 1 July 2006.
Ms Jackson said that Mr Strong had previously held the position of Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of Qantas Airways between 1993 and March 2001, following an appointment to the Qantas Board in 1991.
"It is now more than five years since James retired from Qantas as CEO and I am thrilled that he has agreed to join the board as a director," she said.
"In his time as Chief Executive at Qantas, James led the company through its transition from a government-owned company to a fully-privatised business. His depth of knowledge of aviation coupled with his extensive business and eminent Board experience will be invaluable to the deliberations at Qantas," Ms Jackson said.
James Strong was made an Officer of the Order of Australia in 2006 for services to business, commerce and the arts.
He is Chairman of Woolworths Limited and Insurance Australia Group Limited (IAG) as well as other arts and private organisations.
His former senior executive roles have included Group Chief Executive of the DB Group in New Zealand and National Chairman of Partners of Corrs Chambers Westgarth. He was also Chief Executive Officer of Australian Airlines from December 1985 until September 1989.
Source : Qantas | | Date parution : 31/05/2006 | | catégorie : | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | STROTHERS Paul | | Vice President, Programmes | | Smiths Aerospace |
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Paul Strothers was appointed Vice President of Programmes for Smiths Aerospace on 1st November 2004. He was formerly Managing Director of Mechanical Systems.
Paul joined Dowty Aerospace, now a part of Smiths Aerospace, in 1978. He has a first class honours degree and is a Member of the Institute of Mechanical Engineers. He began his career as a systems engineer working on systems design, simulation and performance of aerospace flying controls.
In 1984 he was appointed Project Engineer with technical responsibility for the Experimental Aircraft program primary flying controls. This program was performed in conjunction with other European collaborative partners and throughout this period he spent lengthy periods working in Germany. In 1987 he was appointed Quality Assurance Manager. In 1988 he was appointed Engineering Operations Manager and in this role he implemented project planning reporting and cost control systems while maintaining responsibility for design, development and qualification activities.
He was appointed Engineering Director in 1989 and successfully led the function through many programs including B777 products. Other initiatives introduced under his leadership included improving Concurrent Engineering, refocusing engineering around product technology teams and introducing a new 3-D solid model CAD system. Paul was appointed Managing Director in 1996.
Source : Smiths Aerospace | | Date parution : 26/06/2006 | | catégorie : | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Stubler Nathalie | | directrice générale adjointe Revenue management, p | | Air France. |
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Roissy, le 12 décembre 2012
Evolution du Comité exécutif du groupe Air France
A partir du 1er janvier 2013, Air France mettra en place sa nouvelle organisation,conformément au calendrier annoncé, avec l’objectif de placer le client au coeur des décisions et de restaurer la compétitivité de la Compagnie.
Pour mettre en oeuvre cette nouvelle organisation, le Comité exécutif d'Air France est modifié :
Nathalie Stubler est nommée directrice générale adjointe Revenue management, pricing et programme. Elle exerce actuellement les fonctions de directrice du Revenue management et pricing. | | Date parution : 14/12/2012 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
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| | STURLESE Jean-Luc | | Director of the Méaulte site | | Aerolia |
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Aged 50, married, father of two, Jean-Luc Sturlese has a doctorate in Industrial Computing, and began his career in Industrial Engineering Design Offices. In 1988, he joined Aérospatiale’s Helicopter Division, which became Eurocopter in 1992.
In that same Company’s Helicopters Division, Jean-Luc Sturlese successively took part in the activities of the IT, Industrial Management, Customer Support and Programmes Departments. In Eurocopter’s Civil Programmes Department, he was in charge of the helicopter assembly lines in Marignane and abroad.
After a career spanning 22 years in helicopters, Jean-Luc Sturlese was keen to get involved in a new industrial adventure by taking part in the birth and development of a leading player in the aerostructure sector, Aerolia.
“In my view, Aerolia was the best possible choice for making that desire a reality, and my first weeks in the company have confirmed that I made the right choice. Aerolia is an assemblage of skills that shows every sign of being a great success. I am happy to be able to place at the service of this new company and the people who work there the professional and human values that I have forged in my successive experiences in the aerospace industry. With all the teams at Aerolia, we are going to bring about this capital development in Méaulte: the implementation of composite materials on the A350 XWB’s nose cone,” declares Jean-Luc Sturlese.
As Director of the Méaulte Site, Jean-Luc Sturlese is taking over from Didier Bonnin, Director of Operations in charge of Aerolia’s various industrial sites.
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| | STURMS Edward | | vice president of infrastructure solutions | | Northrop Grumman |
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In his new role, Sturms is responsible for the company's IT managed services accounts, which include infrastructure and outsourcing services and solutions for federal, commercial, state and local customers, and internal IT infrastructure support to Northrop Grumman.
During Sturms' 24-year career with Northrop Grumman, he has managed large, fixed-price, international system integration programs and strategic business development opportunities in three of the company's business sectors as well as the corporate office. Most recently he managed new business activities for the company's Technical Services sector. Prior to that, Sturms was the director of captures for Northrop Grumman's corporate business development office. He also served as director of operations for the company's Kinetic Energy Interceptor program within the Mission Systems sector.
Sturms earned a bachelor's degree in mathematics from the University of Richmond, Va., and a master's degree in business administration from Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, Va. | | Date parution : 13/02/2008 | | catégorie : | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SUAREZ Carlos 43 ans | | Managing Director of AMSL | | Airbus Military (AMSL) |
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Carlos Suárez, Head of the Military Transport Aircraft Division (MTAD) of EADS, member of the EADS Executive Committee and Chairman of EADS CASA, since July 1, 2007, has been appointed today July 11 2007, by the Board of Directors of Airbus Military (AMSL) as Managing Director of Airbus Military (AMSL). Mr. Suárez succeeds Francisco Fernández Sáinz.
Carlos Suárez was responsible until July 1 for the management of all programmes related to military derivatives of Airbus platforms within MTAD.
He was from September 2000 until January 2003 Head of Commercial A400M Program at EADS MTAD, after rejoining the Group following a period of two years as Vice-president Business Development at Gamesa Aeronáutica.
Carlos Suárez occupied between 1989 and 1998 different management positions at CASA, the Spanish Aerospace Company that was integrated into EADS in Year 2000.
Carlos Suárez (43) holds a Master Degree in Aeronautical Engineering (Universidad Politécnica de Madrid) and a MBA (IESE International Business School). He is married and has four children | | Date parution : 12/07/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SUBRENAT Jean-Pierre 61 ans | | Directeur de la Stratégie Industrielle | | Turbomeca |
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Turbomeca annonce les nominations suivantes au 1er juillet 2002.
Jean-Pierre Subrenat, auparavant directeur industriel, est nommé directeur de la stratégie industrielle. Il est rattaché à la direction générale et membre du comité directeur.
Ancien élève de l'ENI de Tarbes et diplômé de l'ICG, Jean-Pierre Subrenat est entré à Turbomeca en 1967. Après avoir occupé notamment les postes de chef du département méthodes et outillages puis d'ingénieur en chef des fabrications, il devient directeur de production en décembre 1995, puis directeur industriel en décembre 1996.
Jean-Pierre Subrenat a 58 ans et a un enfant.
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| | SUCHET Lionel | | Directeur adjoint | | Centre Spatial de Toulouse |
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NOMINATION AU COMITE EXECUTIF DU CNES :
Lionel SUCHET nommé Directeur adjoint du Centre Spatial de Toulouse
Lionel SUCHET, Sous-directeur des projets orbitaux au Centre Spatial du CNES à Toulouse, est nommé Directeur adjoint du Centre Spatial de Toulouse, à compter du 1er octobre, en remplacement de Philippe Goudy.
Né le 12 février 1963, Lionel Suchet est diplômé de l’Ecole Polytechnique (promotion X84) et de l’Ecole Nationale de l’Aéronautique et de l’Espace (promotion 87).
Détaché de la Direction Générale de l’Armement, il entre au CNES en 1989.
De 1989 à 1992, il est Responsable à la Qualité de la Sécurité et du Facteur Humain pour le projet ANTARES (vol habité réalisé sur MIR en 1992 par Michel Tognini.
En 1992 il devient Chef du Projet ALTAIR (Vol de Jean-Pierre Haigneré à bord de MIR), puis Chef du Projet CASSIOPEE en 1993 (Vol de Claudie André-Deshays, première française dans l’Espace). En 1996, il est nommé Chef du Projet PERSEUS, vol de très longue durée (188 jours) réalisé par Jean-Pierre Haigneré à bord de la Station MIR en 1999.
De 2000 à 2004, Lionel Suchet est Chef de la Division Utilisation de la Station Spatiale, avec sous sa responsabilité l’ensemble des activités de Vols Spatiaux Habités réalisées en France. Il coordonne à cette occasion la mise en place à Toulouse du CADMOS (Centre d’Aide au Développement de la Micropesanteur et des Opérations Spatiales) en coopération avec l’ESA.
De 2004 à 2008, il dirige le Service Sciences de l’Univers, à la sous-direction Projets Orbitaux du CNES, qui travaille sur les développements des projets scientifiques (ex : mission d’astronomie COROT), des développements instrumentaux pour les projets scientifiques de l’ESA (ex : instruments embarqués sur Planck/Herschel) et des instruments français embarqués dans la Station Internationale (ex : horloge atomique Pharao).
Depuis 2008, Lionel Suchet était Sous-directeur des Projets Orbitaux au CNES, responsable de l’ensemble des projets institutionnels français en développement dans le domaine des satellites, des sondes interplanétaires et des instruments scientifiques destinés à être lancés et exploités dans l’Espace. | | Date parution : 27/07/2011 | | catégorie : Autre | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Sugar Ronald | | Président de l'Aerospace Industries Association | | Northrop Grumman / AIA |
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Ronald Sugar, le président de Northrop Grumman, est élu Président de l'Aerospace Industries Association pour l'année 2006.
Sugar, Northrop Grumman's chairman, chief executive officer, and president, succeeds Robert Johnson of Honeywell Aerospace in the post and begins his term Jan. 1. William Swanson, chairman and chief executive officer of Raytheon Company, was elected vice chairman.
The board re-elected John Douglass as AIA's president and chief executive officer as well as AIA's Ginette Colot as secretary-treasurer.
| | Date parution : 24/01/2006 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SUGDEN Brent | | CEO of all operation of Eimskip in America | | Eimskip in America |
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The integration process of Versacold, Atlas and Eimskip operations in USA and Canada is now finalized.
Brent Sugden, Versacold´s CEO has been appointed CEO of all operation of Eimskip in America which include Eimskip, Versacold and Atlas Cold Storage.
Reynir Gislason, which has been the CEO of operations other than coldstorage in America has resigned from Eimskip with immediate effect.
Brent Sugden has vast experience in operating coldstorages and he has been the CEO of Versacold for the last six years. Brent has managed Versacold successfully as Versacold has grown substantially in a competitive market environment.
Eimskip operates approximately 120 coldstores and employes approximately 8,500 people in Americas, total turnover is 1,2 billion USD or EUR 800 million.
Eimskip wishes Reynir all the best in future projects and thanks him for his good work for the company. | | Date parution : 28/11/2007 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SULLIVAN Paul F. | | VP Operations Naval Marine Systems Division | | Northrop Grumman |
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Northrop Grumman Corporation has named Paul F. Sullivan vice president of operations for its Naval and Marine Systems Division (N&MSD) at the company's Electronic Systems sector, effective immediately.
In his new position, Sullivan will have executive responsibility for all phases of the division's Department of Defense and Homeland Security programs, along with division responsibility for strategy development, customer engagement, and Navy-related program execution. He will also oversee N&MSD's restricted programs and cross-company collaboration.
Sullivan joined Northrop Grumman in 2005 following a distinguished career with the U.S. Navy, where he retired with the rank of rear admiral. He held positions as Commander, Submarine Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet; Director of Submarine Warfare for the Chief of Naval Operations; Director of Plans and Policy and Director of Operations, U.S. Strategic Command; Director of Deep Submergence Programs for the Chief of Naval Operations; and Commander of Submarine Group Nine.
He commanded both the Fast Attack Submarine USS Birmingham (SSN 695) and the Trident Submarine USS Florida (SSBN 728). He also played a major role in such successful initiatives as the delivery of the Virginia-class submarine, the development of the Trident submarine SSGN program, the modification to the USS Jimmy Carter (SSN 23), the introduction of the Advanced SEAL Delivery System (ASDS) to the operating forces, and the pursuit of commercial-off-the-shelf technologies for submarine combat and communication systems.
Sullivan earned a bachelor's degree from the United States Naval Academy and a professional engineer's degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. He earned a master's degree in ocean engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a master's degree in national security affairs from the National War College in Washington, D.C.
Since 2005, he has served as director of business development for N&MSD. He will be based at the Northrop Grumman campus in Annapolis, Md. | | Date parution : 05/11/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Sutton John | | General Manager and Executive Vice President | | QinetiQ North America |
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QinetiQ North America Appoints John Sutton as General Manager and Executive Vice President of Mission and Information Solutions
MCLEAN, Va., Feb. 7, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- QinetiQ North America announced the appointment of John Sutton as general manager and executive vice president of its Mission and Information Solutions Business Unit. In this role, Sutton will be responsible for revenue and profit generation, customer satisfaction, and employee health and welfare for the business unit. The Mission and Information Solutions Business Unit delivers services and solutions to the Department of Homeland Security, the Intelligence Community, and federal civilian agencies.
Sutton first joined QinetiQ North America as the senior vice president of business development. Prior to joining the company, Sutton was with Global Crossing, serving as executive vice president and general manager of their Federal Sector. Previous to that, Sutton spent six years as the senior vice president of ManTech International's Defense & Intelligence Business Unit where he lead the strategic planning, execution, growth and diversification of their business portfolio.
"Under his leadership, John has made major improvements to our organization," said Mike Stolarik, president and chief operating officer of QinetiQ North America. "With his combination of business development expertise and experience leading large operations, John will enable us to bring our comprehensive information technology and mission systems engineering offerings to our defense, intelligence and commercial customers."
Sutton has also held positions at Integic Corporation as vice president of the uniformed services practice area, AT&T Government solutions as group vice president and general manager, and as an engineer and program manager at PRC Inc. Prior to that, he served as Deck Officer in the U.S. Merchant Marines. Sutton holds a Master of Business Administration from George Mason University School of Management and a Bachelor of Science degree in Marine Transportation from the Massachusetts Maritime Academy.
SOURCE QinetiQ North America
| | Date parution : 10/02/2012 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SWALLOW Edward M. | | Vice President of Strategic Capture and Campaigns | | Northrop Grumman |
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Northrop Grumman Names Edward M. Swallow Vice President of Strategic Capture and Campaigns for its Information Technology Sector
MCLEAN, Va., July 24, 2006 -- Northrop Grumman Corporation (NYSE:NOC) has appointed Edward M. Swallow vice president of strategic capture and campaigns for the company's Information Technology (IT) sector, effective immediately.
Prior to his appointment, Swallow was director of strategic capture for the IT sector. As vice president, he is responsible for positioning, capture and proposal efforts and analyzing new IT market opportunities. He also leads efforts to standardize capture and proposal processes across the IT sector and support corporate initiatives to identify and promulgate best practices in pursuing new business.
"Ed's strong capture leadership and proposal management expertise make him uniquely qualified to lead our capture and proposal efforts," said James O'Neill, president of Northrop Grumman's IT sector. "In this critical role, Ed's efforts will enhance our ability to capture new business more effectively with improved processes and through the use of best practices."
Swallow joined Northrop Grumman in 2001 as director of strategic development for the IT sector's Intelligence group. Prior to joining Northrop Grumman he was vice president of business development for the Government Services Group of Steven Myers and Associates. Earlier in his career, he held capture and proposal leadership positions with Space Applications Corporation and Logicon. Swallow served in the U.S. Air Force and retired from the Air Force Reserve in 2003.
He earned a bachelor's degree in physics and astronomy from the State University of New York, Oneonta, a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from Syracuse University, and a master's degree in systems management from the University of Southern California. He is a graduate of the Air Force's Squadron Officer's School and Air Command and Staff College.
Source : Northrop Grumman | | Date parution : 24/07/2006 | | catégorie : | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SWANSON William H. | | Chairman and CEO | | Raytheon Company |
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Before adding the responsibilities of chairman to his position in January 2004, Swanson was CEO and president of the company. Prior to that, he was president of the company, responsible for Raytheon’s government and defense operations.
Swanson joined Raytheon in 1972 and has held a wide range of leadership positions, including manufacturing manager of the company’s largest operation, senior vice president and general manager of the Missile Systems Division, general manager of Raytheon Electronic Systems, president of Electronic Systems, and chairman and chief executive officer of Raytheon Systems Company.
In addition to his professional accomplishments, Swanson is a member of the Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation board, the California Polytechnic State University President’s Cabinet, the Cal Poly Foundation board of directors, the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation board of directors, and the FPL Group, Inc. board of directors.
He is vice chairman of the Business-Higher Education Forum (BHEF) and is co-chair of BHEF’s Securing America’s Leadership in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Initiative. He is also honorary chair of MATHCOUNTS® for 2009 through 2011.
He is a member of the board of governors’ executive committee of the Aerospace Industries Association and is a fellow of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics.
He serves as a member of the National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA), the Air Force Association, the Association of the United States Army and the Navy League. He is a member of the CIA Officers Memorial Foundation board of advisors and of the President’s National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee.
A native of California, Swanson graduated magna cum laude from California Polytechnic State University with a bachelor’s degree in industrial engineering. His graduate work was performed in business administration at golden Gate University. He has been awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Pepperdine University and an honorary Doctor of Science degree from California Polytechnic State University. | | Date parution : 06/11/2009 | | catégorie : Autre | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SWIFT Malcolm S. | | Vice Presidents | | Northrop Grumman |
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Swift will serve as vice president and assistant general counsel for mergers and acquisitions. In this role, he will be responsible for all legal advice relating to mergers, acquisitions, divestitures and antitrust for Northrop Grumman. He will report to Stephen D. Yslas, vice president and deputy general counsel.
Swift joined the company in 1982 as senior staff counsel at the Aircraft Division, now a part of Northrop Grumman's Integrated Systems sector. He was most recently responsible for delivery of all mergers, acquisitions and antitrust legal services to the corporation. Swift earned a bachelor's degree in government from the University of Redlands and a Juris Doctor from the University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law. He has completed an executive education programs in finance and accounting at the University of Pennsylvania Wharton School of Business. He is a native of Los Angeles. | | Date parution : 29/08/2006 | | catégorie : | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | SYX Pierre | | VP Economic and Financial Affairs | | Snecma |
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Pierre Syx is named Vice President, Economic and Financial Affairs and Corporate Secretary of Snecma.
Pierre Syx, 53, graduated from the EDHEC business school in 1979.
After holding administrative and financial positions at Unisys and ITT, he joined Sagem in 1985, where he held various management control positions in the Financial Affairs division. Pierre Syx was named Deputy Financial Director of the Sagem Communication branch in 2001, also taking charge of financial affairs for the broadband branch. In 2006, he was placed in charge of the Financial division at Aircelle (Safran group), then was named Vice President, Administrative and Financial Affairs at the company in 2008. | | Date parution : 03/09/2010 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
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