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| | GOLDMAN Arthur E. (Gene) | | Director | | Stennis Space Center |
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The promotion of Goldman, the center's deputy director since October 2006, is effective immediately. He replaces Bob Cabana, who left in October to become the director of NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
"Gene is a terrific manager and a highly respected engineer, with broad experience in rocket propulsion system development and engine testing," NASA Administrator Michael Griffin said. "I'm very pleased that he is available to head the team at Stennis, and I am confident he will continue to provide outstanding leadership there."
Stennis' facility in southwest Mississippi is NASA's primary testing ground for rocket engines and propulsion systems. Goldman brings a wealth of experience in that area to his new job.
He served as manager of the space shuttle main engine project at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala., from March 2004 until he departed for Stennis in 2006. He was the project's deputy manager for six years before ascending to the top job.
"I'm honored to be selected to lead the great NASA team at the Stennis Space Center," Goldman said. "We have a lot of exciting and challenging work ahead of us at a pivotal time in NASA's history. I'm eager to continue this work in my new role."
A native of Russell, Miss., Goldman worked as a project engineer for the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) from 1978-1981. He left for a position at Gulf States Utilities in Baton Rouge, La., from 1981 to 1987, before returning to TVA, in Athens, Ala., from 1987 to 1990.
He started his NASA career in 1990 at Marshall as a project engineer for the space shuttle systems integration office and served as supervisor of that organization from 1992-1994.
Goldman moved to the space shuttle main engine project in 1994, supporting it as manufacturing engineer until 1996. He later worked in the project as technical assistant from 1996-1997 and as business manager from 1997-1998.
Goldman was appointed to the Senior Executive Service in March 2004. He has received many professional awards, including NASA's Exceptional Achievement Medal and the Marshall Center's Director's Commendation. Goldman earned a bachelor's degree in civil engineering from Mississippi State University and is a registered professional civil engineer. He also completed the Senior Executive Fellows Program at Harvard University. | | Date parution : 21/11/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | ARPEY Gérard | | Chairman du Governing Board | | alliance oneworld |
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M. Gerard Arpey, Chairman et Chief Executive d’American Airlines, a été nommé nouveau Chairman du « Governing Board » de l’alliance oneworld, la plus qualitative des alliances aériennes.
Il succède à Geoff Dixon, Chairman, Chief Executive Officer de la compagnie australienne Qantas, qui a occupé cette fonction pendant plus de deux ans.
Au sein du Governing Board qui rassemble les P-DG des compagnies membres de l’alliance aérienne, Geoff Dixon sera donc « premier parmi ses pairs », alors que oneworld fêtera ses 10 ans en février 2009, et s’apprête à être rejoint par un nouveau membre, Mexicana, et sa filiale Click Mexicana plus tard dans l’année.
Gerard Arpey prendra ses fonctions alors que oneworld espère obtenir l’immunité anti-trust qui lui permettra d’opérer de la même manière que ses concurrents faisant partie d’une l’alliance rivale, proposant ainsi à ses passagers encore plus de services et d’avantages.
John McCulloch, Managing Partner de oneworld, a déclaré : « Geoff Dixon a placé la barre très haut en tant que Chairman de oneworld, mais je suis ravi que Gérad Arpey ait donné son accord pour apporter ses compétences, son savoir et son expérience au sein de l’alliance. Il y a 10 ans, au moment de son lacement, la direction de oneworld était assurée par American Airlines. La boucle est bouclée avec cette nomination, tandis que nous nous apprêtons à entrer dans notre deuxième décennie ».
Gerard Arpey a expliqué : « oneworld a apporté une contribution importante en accompagnant ses compagnies membres tout au long d’une décennie mouvementée, tout en réalisant la meilleure rentabilité dans le domaine du transport aérien. La décennie à venir va certainement apporter son lot de nouveaux défis ; c’est pourquoi nous allons travailler encore plus dur pour faire en sorte que oneworld crée de la valeur ajoutée pour ses compagnies membres et propose encore plus de services et d’avantages à ses clients. En gardant cet objectif en tête, en tant que Chairman, j’ai hâte d’accueillir Mexicana, un autre compagnie de qualité, au sein de notre alliance ». | | Date parution : 20/11/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | KENYON Cameron | | interim President of Lynx Aviation | | Lynx Aviation |
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Frontier Airlines today announced that Cameron Kenyon, the company's Vice President of Flight Operations has been named interim President of Denver-based regional airline Lynx Aviation, effective Nov. 21. Lynx is a subsidiary of Frontier Airlines Holdings, Inc. and operates feeder service for Frontier. Kenyon replaces Tom Nunn, who resigned as Lynx President in early November.
"Cam has had a tremendous career with Frontier," said Sean Menke, Frontier President and CEO, "so moving him to the top leadership post at Lynx was a natural for me. His background as a pilot and Chief Pilot and then as Vice President of Flight Operations at Frontier gives Cam an ideal perspective on running our regional operation."
Kenyon joined Frontier in 2000 as a pilot. He served as Director of Flight and Training Standards prior to being named Chief Pilot. He was promoted to Vice President of Flight Operations in 2007. Kenyon holds a JD degree from the University of Colorado School of Law and practiced law in Colorado for several years. Prior to receiving his JD, he graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy and served in the U.S. Navy as an instructor pilot.
"It has been an honor for me to work with everyone in Flight Operations," Kenyon said. "At the same time, I am excited about the opportunity to serve with the professionals at Lynx, and to help a relatively young regional airline grow its customer base and increase its value to Frontier," Kenyon said. "It is a challenge that I look forward to."
Lynx Aviation was formed by Frontier Airlines Holdings in September 2006, and began its feeder service from the Rocky Mountain Region into Denver in December 2007. | | Date parution : 19/11/2008 | | catégorie : Autre | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CHARAF Tony | | Senior Vice President, TechOps | | Delta Air Lines Inc. |
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Tony Charaf has been Senior Vice President, TechOps of Delta Air Lines Inc., since October 1, 2004. Previously, Mr. Charaf served as Senior Vice President of Delta Air Logistics of Delta Air Lines Inc. Mr. Charaf joined Delta Air Lines Inc. in 1996 as Director, engine maintenance, moving to vice president-engines, components and ground service equipment before assuming leadership of the Air Logistics group. As senior vice president-Air Logistics, Mr. Charaf helped create ... and implement the U.S. Joint Sales Venture, the U.S. export arm of SkyTeam's Cargo alliance. | | Date parution : 18/11/2008 | | catégorie : Autre | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | STAFFELT Ditmar 59 ans | | Directeur des affaires politiques | | EADS, Allemagne |
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Ditmar Staffelt, 59 ans, a été nommé nouveau Directeur des affaires politiques pour EADS en Allemagne. A compter du 1er janvier 2009, il aura la responsabilité des relations d’EADS avec les organismes publics et les institutions politiques allemandes. Basé à Berlin, il rapportera directement au Président exécutif d’EADS, Louis Gallois.
Ditmar Staffelt succède à Christoph Hoppe, nommé Directeur des ressources humaines de la Division Défense et Sécurité (EADS-DS) à Munich.
Louis Gallois, Président exécutif d’EADS, a déclaré : "Christoph Hoppe a œuvré avec succès à ce que, même dans les périodes difficiles que nous traversons, notre groupe reste fermement ancré dans le paysage politique allemand. EADS l'en remercie sincèrement. Ditmar Staffelt dispose ainsi des meilleures conditions pour renforcer encore les relations d'EADS avec le monde politique. Compte tenu de ses nombreuses expériences à la fois comme responsable politique et dans l'industrie, Ditmar Staffelt est certainement un excellent choix".
Ditmar Staffelt est depuis 1998 membre du Bundestag. Il abandonnera son mandat au moment de sa prise de fonction au sein d'EADS. Secrétaire d'Etat parlementaire auprès du Ministre fédéral de l'économie et du travail entre 2002 et 2005, il était également le coordinateur du Gouvernement Fédéral pour l’aéronautique et l'espace. Entre 1979 et 1998, à côté de son engagement politique au sein du Land de Berlin, Ditmar Staffelt a été pendant de longues années PDG d'entreprises industrielles.
| | Date parution : 14/11/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | LAUTHIER Ivan 46 ans | | Vice-President Training and Flight Operations | | ATR |
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Ivan Lauthier holds an Aeronautical Engineering degree from the French Ecole de l’Air and degrees as airline and test pilot. He is also a licensed pilot in military aircraft and helicopters.
Ivan Lauthier counts a strong experience of more than 20 years as test and public transportation pilot. He started his career in 1984 as operating pilot for the French Air Force. In 1993 he became test pilot and was appointed chief of helicopters’ cabin crew at the Flight Test Center of Brétigny. In 1998, he became chief test pilot at the Military Flight Test Center of Istres.
In 2004, Ivan Lauthier became the first test pilot ever appointed as a Program Manager at the DGA, the French Defense Agency. He was responsible for aircraft and helicopters programs.
Since 2006, he held a managing position at Comex-Nucléaire, a France-based firm in charge of the design, the development and the maintenance of nuclear facilities.
Ivan Lauthier is Knight of the Legion of Honor and Knight of the National Order of Merit.
He has two children. | | Date parution : 14/11/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | ALLEN Deborah | | Deputy Managing Director | | BAE Systems |
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Deborah will be responsible for the Company’s Corporate Responsibility (CR) remit which will ensure the highest standards of corporate responsibility and ethical business conduct across BAE Systems. She will lead a team that will develop, implement and embed, the wider CR agenda encompassing safety, health, environment, sustainability, inclusion and social and community issues and reputational risk throughout the organisation. This builds on a CR programme within the Company which is overseen by a board committee chaired by non-executive director, Andy Inglis.
Deborah has been instrumental in establishing the corporate responsibility agenda within the Company over the last seven years and will work closely with Raj to set the future strategic direction of corporate responsibility for BAE Systems. | | Date parution : 12/11/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | RAJAGOPAL Raj | | Managing Director | | BAE SYSTEMS |
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Raj will be responsible for the Company’s Corporate Responsibility (CR) remit which will ensure the highest standards of corporate responsibility and ethical business conduct across BAE Systems. He will lead a team that will develop, implement and embed, the wider CR agenda encompassing safety, health, environment, sustainability, inclusion and social and community issues and reputational risk throughout the organisation. This builds on a CR programme within the Company which is overseen by a board committee chaired by non-executive director, Andy Inglis.
Raj will report directly to the Chief Executive, Ian King and previously held the position of president at Ground Systems, part of the Land and Armaments Operating Group. During his tenure, Raj positioned the business as a leading player in the US Army’s largest modernisation programme - the Future Combat System, as well as leading the highly successful Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) family of vehicles programme. | | Date parution : 12/11/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | MARA Stefan 33 ans | | General Secretary | | Austrian Airlines Group |
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Agendas of General Secretary transferred to Stefan Mara (33)
The agendas of the General Secretariat are to be transferred to Stefan Mara from 15 November 2008. Mr Mara will take responsibility for these tasks in addition to his field of Legal Affairs. Before working for Austrian Airlines, Mr Mara worked as Vice President for Legal Policy at the Industrial Association. | | Date parution : 12/11/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | Krammer Thomas 31 ans | | Manager Investor Relations Department | | Austrian Airlines Group |
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Thomas Krammer (31) to manage Investor Relations Department
Within the Investor Relations Department, Thomas Krammer, who was already employed in this department, is to be entrusted with the management of Investor Relations. Mr Krammer has worked for Austrian Airlines since June 2005, and began his career in the Group Controlling Division. | | Date parution : 12/11/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | WALCH Roland 55 ans | | Managing Director of AUA Beteiligungen GmbH | | Austrian Airlines Group |
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Roland Walch, an authorised signatory at Austrian Beteiligungen GesmbH since the founding of the company in 1988, is to be appointed Managing Director of ABG on 15 November 2008. Mr Walch is an experienced and competent personality, and has been an employee of Austrian Airlines for many years. | | Date parution : 12/11/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | MAZACH John | | Vice President of Business Development | | Northrop Grumman Corporation |
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John Mazach will retire after nine years of service to Northrop Grumman. Mazach is a retired naval officer who served 32 years in the U.S. Navy and retired at the rank of vice admiral. During his tenure with Northrop Grumman, he has served as the principal representative to Navy leadership on shipbuilding.
"John has made valuable contributions to the continuing success of the shipbuilding business for Northrop Grumman and worked tirelessly to develop an environment of mutual respect and trust with our Navy customer that has helped us work together to provide the best products in the most cost-effective and efficient manner," said Petters. | | Date parution : 12/11/2008 | | catégorie : Départs en retraite | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | CHANIK Evan "Marty" | | VP Business Development Shipbuilding sector | | Northrop Grumman Corporation |
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In his new role, Chanik will be responsible for all marketing, customer and government relations initiatives, reporting to Mike Petters, corporate vice president and president of Northrop Grumman's Shipbuilding. Chanik assumes his position from John Mazach, who is retiring.
"We are delighted to have Marty on board and leading this very important aspect of our business," said Petters. "He brings vast and proven experience, great leadership capabilities and a true understanding of the complexity of our products and their capabilities. We look forward to the many contributions he will make to Northrop Grumman Shipbuilding."
Chanik served in the U.S. Navy for 35 years, achieving the rank of vice admiral. His most recent position was commander of the second fleet, and director of combined joint operations from the Sea Center of Excellence. He also served as commanding officer aboard the Northrop Grumman-built aircraft carrier USS Enterprise among many other fleet positions.
Chanik earned a bachelor's degree in operations analysis from the United States Naval Academy in 1973 and was designated as a naval aviator in 1974. | | Date parution : 12/11/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | NUNN Thomas | | Vice President Of Safety | | Alaska Air Group |
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Alaska Air Group today announced the election of Thomas Nunn as vice president of safety. An industry veteran with nearly 30 years of experience in strategic planning, operational development and safety, Nunn will oversee all aspects of the safety programs at Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air.
"Tom is a seasoned leader with a strong track record in safety and security," said Bill Ayer, chairman and chief executive officer of Alaska Air Group, the parent company of Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air. "We feel fortunate to welcome someone with such tremendous talent and depth of experience to our team."
Nunn, who starts his new position Nov. 24, will report to Ayer, as well as to the safety committee of the Alaska Air Group board of directors. This committee oversees the carriers' safety initiatives, which include a wide range of training programs, internal evaluations, biannual external audits and other processes.
"Alaska and Horizon have tremendous safety cultures, immense entrepreneurial cultures and great employee cultures," Nunn said. "They are innovators when it comes to building safety initiatives and best operating practices for the industry. All of those factors made me want to come to Air Group."
Nunn replaces Chris Glaeser, who left Alaska in August. Nunn joins the company from Lynx Aviation, a wholly owned subsidiary of Frontier Airlines Holdings, where he served as president and chief operating officer since September 2006. He built the regional airline from the ground up and hired a senior leadership team that provides ongoing direction for the organization.
Nunn also served as vice president and director of Frontier Airlines' aviation safety and security program from 2001 to 2006, managing all aspects of airline safety, security and regulatory compliance. In this role, he developed a safety program to support the airline's rapid growth and need for heightened security following Sept. 11.
Before joining Frontier, Nunn worked at Northwest Airlines for 18 years, serving as director of operations analysis and emergency management. He developed an emergency response program and provided direction on corporate policy and strategy for all areas of crisis management. Nunn also served as manager of flight dispatch, directing 135 flight dispatchers, reviewing incidents and taking corrective action.
Nunn began his career as a Marine providing security detail to the United States Capitol and White House during President Jimmy Carter's administration. Nunn eventually joined Western Airlines, where he worked in maintenance line service. He is also a private pilot with more than 3,000 hours of flight time.
Nunn holds a bachelor's degree in business administration and computer science with a minor in aviation management from Minnesota State University. He attended the Aviation Training Institute in Minneapolis as well as the University of Southern California Aviation Safety Program in Los Angeles. | | Date parution : 10/11/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | WEISS Robert F. | | Executive Vice President Of Global Sustainment | | Lockheed Martin Aeronautics |
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Robert F. Weiss has been named executive vice president of Global Sustainment at Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Co., where he is responsible for ensuring lifetime support and logistical services for all Lockheed Martin military aircraft products, including the F-35, F-22, F-16, C-130J, C-5, U-2 and various other legacy aircraft.
He previously served as vice president of Business Development for Aeronautics since 2005. Weiss replaces Marillyn Hewson, who in September was named president of Lockheed Martin’s Systems Integration Company in Owego, N.Y.
“Developing our sustainment business is a strategic priority,” said Ralph Heath, executive vice president, Lockheed Martin, and president of Lockheed Martin Aeronautics. “Our customers must know that we will stand by them and our products no matter what.”
Weiss will drive sustainment strategies across all Aeronautics programs, ensuring the company has the core competencies required to meet customer expectations throughout the product lifecycle. His office will be at Aeronautics’ headquarters in Fort Worth, Texas.
“Our experienced Global Sustainment team provides our customers the tools, technologies and support they need to conduct day-to-day worldwide operations and meet their national security objectives,” Weiss said. “Our actions, responsiveness and program performance demonstrate to our customers that we stand behind our products and are committed to helping them meet their toughest challenges,” he said. | | Date parution : 06/11/2008 | | 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 | |
 | | CANTALAPIEDRA del CASTILLO Miguel | | New CEO of Club Vacaciones | | Spanair |
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Miguel Cantalapiedra del Castillo has been appointed new CEO of Club Vacaciones replacing Johan Tyren, which leaves the Company after eight years as CEO. Miguel Cantalapiedra was until now the Comercial Director of Club Vacaciones.
"I want to thank Johan Tyren for the support and effort commited to Club Vacaciones and welcome Miguel Cantalapiedra, in his new assignment", has said, Lars Lindgren, president of Spanair.
After 45 years Club Vacaciones is one of the most dynamic and powerful spanish tour operators. The company is focused on charter and scheduled flights, mainly operated by Spanair, and the launch of new touristic destinations. It has 8 branch and 104 employees.
| | Date parution : 05/11/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | LIAO Jason | | Directeur des ventes, Chine | | Bombardier Avions d'affaires |
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Bombardier Aéronautique a annoncé aujourd’hui la nomination de Jason Liao au poste de directeur des ventes, Chine, Bombardier Avions d’affaires. M. Liao occupe ses nouvelles fonctions depuis la mi-septembre et il est responsable des ventes des biréacteurs Learjet, Challenger et Global en Chine.
M. Liao apporte plus de 26 années d’expérience en aviation, ayant occupé auparavant des postes de direction à Hawker Beechcraft Corporation et de conception et ingénierie à Boeing, Dee Howard Co. et Chengdu Aircraft Co. Il est vice-président du conseil d’administration et membre fondateur de l’Asian Business Aviation Association (AsBAA) et co-président du Aerospace Forum de la chambre de commerce américaine de Chine.
M. Liao détient une Maîtrise en sciences de l’Université de l’Illinois, ainsi qu’un Baccalauréat en génie aéronautique de la Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, en Chine. Il est basé à Beijing. | | Date parution : 05/11/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | HALTER Hank | | senior vice president and Chief Financial Officer | | Delta |
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Hank Halter, a 10-year veteran of Delta, is being promoted to the post of senior vice president and Chief Financial Officer and will join Delta’s Corporate Leadership Team. He will have responsibility for the overall leadership of Delta’s finance team to partner with the business leaders and deliver industry-leading financial results. Hank will report to Ed. Bastian.
Education:
* Duke University - The Fuqua School of Business
* Villanova University
* Melbourne Central Catholic High School
| | Date parution : 04/11/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
| | RAGNI Orazio 47 ans | | Chief Executive Officer | | Avio |
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The board of Avio, a global leader in aerospace propulsion, has selected Orazio Ragni as Chief Executive Officer to be appointed with effect from December 9, 2008.
The rapid global expansion of the aerospace industry makes a stronger international presence a key goal in Avio’s development plans. Orazio Ragni, 47 years old, has exceptional international experience. He joins Avio from Valeo Group, where he has worked since 1992. Since 2003, Mr. Ragni has been Chief Executive Officer of Valeo Electrical Systems, a division of Valeo Group with annual sales of Eur 1.2 bn, production units in France, Poland, Brazil, Mexico, China, Korea and India, and also a commercial presence in the US, Japan, Germany and Italy. Valeo Electrical Systems employs 7,000 people, with 800 solely dedicated to research and development programmes.
Mr. Ragni said: “I am thrilled to join a great group and a uniquely talented team. Avio is a splendid example of how Italian technology companies can succeed in a truly global industry. I look forward to working with the company’s board and management.”
Luca Zacchetti, who has led the company since 2007, said: “Avio has transformed itself over the last two years. Our key objective has been to enhance further the group’s industrial capabilities to address the growing requirements and needs of customers and partners. I have been honoured to work with such a great team. Avio is now well placed to take on the industry’s new challenges and opportunities on a global scale.”
Simon Rowlands, Avio’s chairman, said: “Avio has substantially improved its performance under Luca Zacchetti’s leadership. The board as a whole is very grateful to him and the team he has assembled for their excellent results to date. We welcome Orazio Ragni and look forward to his experience and vision to combine with Avio’s team for the company’s next stage of development.” | | Date parution : 03/11/2008 | | catégorie : Nominations | | Modifier votre profil | |
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