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 | | Terry MacKENTHUM | | vice president – financial planning & analysis | | Northwest Airlines |
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Terry Mackenthun, managing director – financial planning & analysis, has been named vice president – financial planning & analysis, succeeding Hofer. Mackenthun, who joined Northwest in 1994, has held a number of key finance and marketing positions with the airline and was named a managing director in 2005.
“Terry played a key role in our successful restructuring efforts, including creation of the company’s multi-year business plan and the renegotiation of our regional airline service agreements. During his 13 years with Northwest, he has held a number of key positions in finance and marketing which have prepared him to take on a leadership role in our finance organization,” Davis added.
Prior to joining Northwest, Mackenthun was a senior auditor for Ernst & Young LLP. He received his bachelor of arts degree in accounting and finance, summa cum laude, from Augsburg College.
Mackenthun will also report to Davis. | | Date of publication: 2007/07/12 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
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| | Loïc MAHé | | Senior VP, Ressources Humaines et Communication | | Thales |
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A compter du 1er mai 2010, Loïc Mahé, actuellement Directeur des Ressources Humaines et de la Communication des entités Thales Avionics S.A. et Thales Systèmes Aéroportés S.A. devient Senior Vice President, Ressources Humaines et Communication de Thales.
Il succède ainsi à Yves Barou qui quitte le Groupe et va fonder le Cercle des DRH Européens, think tank constitué de DRH européens intervenant sur de grandes problématiques publiques.
Loïc Mahé est diplômé de l’Institut d'Études Politiques de Paris et titulaire d’un DEA en Droit du Travail (Paris I). Il a débuté sa carrière en 1980 au sein de Thomson-CSF, groupe qui allait devenir Thales, d’abord à la Direction du Personnel et des Affaires Sociales. Il est devenu ensuite Responsable des Ressources Humaines d’un site industriel du Groupe, puis responsable du Développement Professionnel de la branche Équipements Aéronautiques. En 1988, il est devenu DRH de la Division Télécommunications, poste qu’il a occupé jusqu’en 1993. Il a ensuite été nommé DRH de la Chambre de Commerce et d’Industrie de Paris. En 1998, il a rejoint la société Guilbert (Groupe PPR) en tant que Directeur des Ressources Humaines et de la Communication. En 2001, Loïc Mahé a réintégré le Groupe Thales, en tant que DRH du « Business Group » Communication. Il est ensuite devenu DRH de la Division Aéronautique en janvier 2004 puis Directeur des Ressources Humaines et de la Communication des Entités Thales Avionics S.A. et Thales Systèmes Aéroportés S.A., suite à la réorganisation du groupe Thales annoncée en décembre 2009. Il est par ailleurs Président de la Commission des Relations du travail du GIFAS (Groupement des Industries Françaises Aéronautiques et Spatiales). | | Date of publication: 2010/04/22 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Serge MAILLE | | directeur support et ventes opérateurs | | Turbomeca |
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Serge Maillé est ingénieur INSA complétée par une spécialisation propulsion de l’Ecole Nationale Supérieure de l’Aéronautique et de l’Espace. Entré à Turbomeca en 1983, il a occupé successivement les fonctions d’ingénieur de marque RTM 322, jusqu’en 1990, de représentant Turbomeca chez Eurocopter jusqu’en 1992, de technique support, de chef de département support technique et depuis 2005, de chef de département pilotage et soutien des métiers du support, techniques et commerciales. | | Date of publication: 2008/06/06 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Samer MAJALI | | Chief executive | | Gulf Air |
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Mr. Majali has been appointed Chief executive of Gulf Air, based in Bahrain starting July 31 2009.
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| | Peter MALANIK, Dr 46 years old | | Chief Operations Officer (COO) | | Austrian Airlines Group |
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Dr. Peter Malanik to become Chief Operations Officer (COO) from 1 January 2008
Dr. Peter Malanik, has been working at Austrian Airlines since 1985, and is currently as Executive Vice President and General Secretary responsible for International Relations & Alliances, Legal Affairs as well as for Human Resources & Organisation.
After finishing his doctorate in law, Dr. Malanik began his career at Austrian in the International Relations Department, and from 1989 onwards ran the Department of Multilateral Matters. In 1993 he was appointed as Director of Commercial and Technical Staff. Dr. Malanik worked in Geneva as Deputy IATA Director for European Aviation Policy from 1996 onwards, and from 1997 onwards was in Brussels as the General Manager Technical & Operations of the AEA (Association of European Airlines). In this function, he played a key role in designing and implementing the flight operations, technical and infrastructure-related framework conditions for European aviation business, and had the opportunity to gain wide-ranging knowledge of these issues, an outstanding basis for his new responsibilities. In 2000 Dr. Malanik returned to Vienna, taking over as Vice President & Secretary General. In 2002 he was appointed as Executive Vice President and in 2003
he also took over responsibility for the management of Group Alliance Policy. In 2004 he was further entrusted with the Human Resources & Organisation Division. In December 2006 Dr. Peter Malanik was appointed as Chairman of the Alliance Management Board (AMB) of the Star Alliance.
He is also a Lecturer in Aviation Business Science at the Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration and a lecturer at the European Business School (EBS) near Frankfurt. | | Date of publication: 2007/12/11 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Marie-Joseph MALé | | directeur général | | Sky Team |
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Marie-Joseph Malé est directeur général de SkyTeam, en charge de la nouvelle entité de management centralisée de l’alliance.
Il a été nommé à ce poste par le président du Conseil de Gouvernance (Governing Board) de SkyTeam, Leo van Wijk, en avril 2009.
M.Malé a occupé de nombreux postes de haute responsabilité et à caractère international à Air France, notamment dans les domaines commerciaux.
M.Malé a commencé sa carrière comme consultant junior en transport à BCEOM, société française d’ingénierie, puis à des postes d’encadrement commerciaux chez UTA
Rejoignant Air France en 1990, M.Malé occupe successivement les postes de délégué Italie du Sud et du Centre, en poste à Rome, de directeur adjoint chargé des Accords internationaux, de directeur des lignes Japon, Inde, Corée et Nouvelle Calédonie, de directeur commercial Ventes/Marketing pour l’Asie et le Pacifique et, en 1998, de directeur général du Centre de lignes Asie-Pacifique, en poste à Hongkong.
En 2002, M.Malé est président-directeur général d’Air France Consulting et d’Amadeus France Services.
En 2003, il est nommé directeur général d’Air France aux Etats-Unis, en poste à New York.
Enfin, en 2007, M.Malé est directeur général adjoint chargé de l’audit et du contrôle interne d’Air France-KLM. A ce titre, il coordonne et supervise l’audit interne pour l’ensemble du Groupe, la gestion des risques, la prévention des fraudes ainsi que les activités de contrôle interne, notamment dans le domaine du reporting financier. Il est également membre au Comité exécutif d’Air France et siège au Comité d’audit d’Air France-KLM.
M.Malé est diplômé de l’Ecole Polytechnique et de l’Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées (Paris). Il est titulaire d’un master’s of science in transportation du Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). | | Date of publication: 2009/04/02 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Edson MALLACO | | responsible for the Aeronautical Services | | Embraer |
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Born in Belo Horizonte, State of Minas Gerais, Brazil, and with
a mechanical engineering degree from the Catholic University
of Minas Gerais, Mallaco has worked for Embraer for 22 years
and has extensive experience in the areas of engineering and
customer support, having previously served in the capacity of
Vice-President Customer Support, Airline Market, in Brazil,
and as Managing Director of Embraer Aircraft Customer
Services, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States. | | Date of publication: 2006/12/12 | | Category: | | Update your profile | |
| | Dominique MALLEVILLE | | directeur de l’industrie et des aérostructures | | EADS Socata |
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EADS Socata annonce ce jour la nomination de Dominique Malleville au poste de directeur de l’industrie et des aérostructures en remplacement de Christian Cornille, nommé chez Airbus au poste de directeur progrès et performance du Centre d’Excellence pointe avant et fuselage central d’Airbus France.
Dominique Malleville, 45 ans, est un ingénieur diplômé de l’école des Hautes études industrielles (HEI) de Lille. Il entre chez Thomson en 1985, qu’il quitte en 1995 pour Matra Automobile où il a occupé successivement les postes de directeur de production puis de directeur du site de Romorantin. Depuis 2004 il est directeur de l’usine Alstom – Traction de Tarbes.
« Nous remercions Christian Cornille pour tout ce qu’il a réussi pour notre société au cours de ses 6 années de présence. Nous saluons l’arrivée de Dominique Malleville à la tête de notre activité aérostructures à un moment-clé pour EADS Socata. Poursuivre nos actions de réduction de coûts de production, augmenter la cadence de production des avions TBM, remporter de nouveaux marchés de sous-traitance : voici quelques-uns des défis que nous devons relever et pour lesquels l’expérience industrielle de Dominique Malleville constitue un atout précieux. » a déclaré Stéphane Mayer, P-DG d’EADS Socata. | | Date of publication: 2006/12/18 | | Category: | | Update your profile | |
| | VIJAY MALLYA 50 years old | | Chairman of United Breweries | | UB Group |
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Vijay Mallya, 50, was elected as Chairman of United Breweries by shareholders, following the demise of his late father in 1983 at the young age of 28.
Prior to being entrusted with the responsibilities of a classical Indian corporate conglomerate, Vijay Mallya worked for the American Hoechst Corporation (now Sanofi-Aventis) in the USA and with Jenson & Nicholson in the U.K. Since 1980, he assisted his father, then Chairman of The UB Group in managing the important Brewing and Spirits Divisions and in re-launching the Kingfisher Brand of Beer. In 1983, the sales volume of the UB Spirits division was approximately 2.85 million cases and UB’s beer business trailed behind that of Golden Eagle from Mohan Meakins. Also included in the Group were activities such as Pharmaceuticals, Agrochemicals, Paints, Petrochemicals and Plastics, the manufacture of Electro-mechanical Batteries, the manufacture of food products and carbonated beverages, a fast-food Pizza chain and several medium and small scale industrial units.
Upon assuming the position of Chairman in October 1983, Vijay Mallya initiated the process of defining a corporate structure with performance accountability, inducting professional management and consolidating the unwieldy empire into individual operating divisions.
In 1988, Vijay Mallya became a non-resident Indian to pursue global opportunities and to transform The UB Group into India’s first multinational. While, in the initial stages, overseas representative offices had been commissioned, the real break was in 1988 when Vijay Mallya, in a leveraged buyout acquired the global Berger Paints Group with operating companies across four continents. The exit strategy for this investment was profitably executed when Vijay Mallya successfully directed five Initial Public Offerings on the London, Singapore (Main Boards), Nairobi, Jamaica and Abidjan Stock Exchanges. The paints business was divested for significant value in 1996.
Vijay Mallya also founded a software company in the USA in 1993 which was subsequently listed on the NASDAQ in 1996 and which provides a considerable window of opportunity to the vast US market. He also initiated several ventures for the promotion and globalization of UB brands and, in particular, Kingfisher and McDowell.
In 1990, following the Government of India’s liberalised economic policies, Vijay Mallya decided that the UB Group would only retain interests in businesses that were globally competitive and which did not depend upon fiscal tariff protection. He also decided to focus on areas of core competence and transformed the vastly diversified UB conglomerate into a handful of key operating businesses.
On entering the new millennium, The UB Group is considerably more focused and has dramatically increased value for its shareholders through its various operating businesses. Sales of the UB Spirits Division have exceeded 60 million cases (9 litres each) during the fiscal year 2005-06 making the UB Group, the third largest beverage alcohol company in the world. In addition, this Division is one of only three in the world to own seven millionaire brands and at least five brands rated by Drinks International, UK to be amongst the ten fastest growing brands in the world in their respective categories. The market share of the Spirits Division in India is currently 60% and exports to the Middle East, Africa and Asian countries are growing rapidly.
The UB Group’s Brewing Division has also assumed undisputed market leadership with a national market share in excess of 50%. Through a process of aggressive acquisition and market penetration, The UB Group today controls 60% of the total manufacturing capacity for Beer in India. The flagship brand, Kingfisher is now sold in over 50 countries worldwide having received many accolades for its quality.
The newest venture of The UB Group is in Civil Aviation. After the initial launch of UB Air in 1990, Vijay Mallya decided to take advantage of the attractive growth opportunities for Civil Aviation in India, leverage the equity of the Superbrand “Kingfisher” and utilize the strength of The UB Group in consumer product marketing. Kingfisher Airlines Limited launched scheduled Airline services on May 9, 2005 with 4 flights a day with one brand new Airbus A-320 aircraft.
Today, Kingfisher Airlines operates a fleet of 14 brand new aircraft with over 86 flights daily connecting 17 Indian cities. Kingfisher Airlines offers unparalleled service at True Value and delivers a delightful experience to the Indian air traveler. For the first time in the Indian skies, Kingfisher Airlines offers World class in-flight entertainment with personal video screens in every seat. In addition, gourmet meals and cabin crew of International standards make up a unique Kingfisher Class experience. Kingfisher Airlines has also recently launched Kingfisher First, a premium cabin that’s easily the finest way to travel in the Indian skies.
In just 10 months from launch, Kingfisher Airlines has received 3 International Awards. The first was the “Best New Airline of the year award in the Asia Pacific and Middle East region” given by the Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation. The second was the “Skytrax award for service excellence”. Skytrax, London is the leading independent research and quality evaluation agency for the World Air Transport Industry. The latest addition to the list of laurels is the “Best New Domestic Airline for Excellent Services and Cuisine” award from Pacific Area Travel Writers Association (PATWA), one of the biggest travel writers’ organizations in the world.
Kingfisher Airlines has already notched up a market share of 7.6% in India and has ordered 30 Airbus A-320 aircraft, 5 Airbus A-330 aircraft, 5 Airbus A-340 aircraft, 5 Airbus A-350 aircraft and 5 Airbus A-380 super-jumbo aircraft. In addition to the same, Kingfisher Airlines has also ordered 35 ATR 72-500 turboprop aircraft to cater to its growth and route expansion plans till 2012.
Vijay Mallya is the Chairman of public companies both in India as well as in the USA. He has been the Chairman of Aventis Pharma India (previously Hoechst) as well as the Chairman of Bayer CropScience in India (previously Agrevo) for over 20 years, in addition to his Chairmanship of several other corporations.
Vijay Mallya has received several professional awards both in India and overseas. He was also conferred a Doctorate of Philosophy in Business Administration, by the Southern California University, Irvine. He has also been nominated as a Global Leader for Tomorrow by the World Economic Forum.
He is a keen sportsman and is an ardent aviator and yachtsman of distinction. He not only participates in various sporting events but also supports various sporting activities worldwide, particularly for the under privileged.
Vijay Mallya has always believed that Corporations have a responsibility to society and mankind. To this end, he has contributed generously to various Charities and Foundations in several countries in addition to establishing The Mallya Hospital, The Mallya-Aditi School and the Vittal Mallya Scientific Research Foundation in Bangalore, India. | | Date of publication: 2006/07/27 | | Category: Other | | Update your profile | |
| | Louis J. MANCINI | | Vice President, Gen. Man./Commercial Av.Services | | Boeing Commercial Airplanes |
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As vice president and general manager for Commercial Aviation Services, Lou Mancini is the leader for Boeing’s after-market services. The organization provides customer support for more than 12,000 Boeing airplanes and consists of five services businesses, including wholly-owned subsidiary companies Aviall, Alteon and Jeppesen. More than 10,000 worldwide employees provide a wide range of services, including material management solutions, airplane conversions, upgrades and repairs, flight navigation and operational systems, and pilot and mechanic training.
Mancini joined Boeing as vice president of Maintenance Services in March 2002, overseeing the unit of Commercial Aviation Services responsible for airplane maintenance information, engineering and planning, airplane recovery services, component maintenance, and Boeing subsidiaries Continental DataGraphics and AeroInfo Systems.
Previously, Mancini was vice president of engineering and technical support for United Airlines, based at the company's maintenance center in San Francisco. In that position since 1995, Mancini managed 1,000 professionals in the engineering and training departments. Prior to this position, he was general manager of engineering and director of maintenance automation. He began his career at United in 1985 as director of maintenance analysis and research.
In 1991, Mancini joined Northwest Airlines as vice president of technical operations, based in Minneapolis. Mancini also served as vice president of engineering, inspection and quality assurance at Northwest before returning to United in 1995.
Mancini served on the board of ARINC Inc., a company providing communication and engineering services to the aviation industry, headquartered in Annapolis.
Before joining the airline industry, he held management positions at Shell Development Co. in Houston and Chevron in San Francisco.
Mancini is active in civic and industry affairs. In 2006, he received an outstanding achievement award from Overhaul & Maintenance magazine for his work in improving Boeing's response to urgent airline issues. In 2004, Mancini was appointed to the Board of Directors for the Pacific Science Center in Seattle, and was named a Royal Aeronautical Society Fellow. In 1999, the Air Transport Association presented him with its “Nuts & Bolts” award for leadership in maintenance and engineering. In 1994, Mancini was given the RTCA achievement award for chairing an industry/government task force charged by the FAA to streamline airline operations and reduce costs.
Mancini has also served on the board of the San Francisco Bay Area Junior Achievement and on the advisory board of the College of Engineering at the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana. He served as a member of the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration advisory committee for Research and Development and chaired a committee on aircraft safety.
Mancini earned a doctorate and master’s degree in operations research from Stanford University, and also holds a bachelor’s degree in general engineering from the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana.
Mancini and his wife reside in the Seattle area with their two sons. | | Date of publication: 2007/07/03 | | Category: Other | | Update your profile | |
| | Louis J. MANCINI | | Vice President/General Manager Commercial Aviation | | Boeing |
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As vice president and general manager for Commercial Aviation Services, Lou Mancini is the leader for Boeing’s after-market services. The organization provides customer support for more than 12,000 Boeing airplanes and consists of five services businesses, including wholly-owned subsidiary companies Aviall, Alteon and Jeppesen. More than 10,000 worldwide employees provide a wide range of services, including material management solutions, airplane conversions, upgrades and repairs, flight navigation and operational systems, and pilot and mechanic training.
Mancini joined Boeing as vice president of Maintenance Services in March 2002, overseeing the unit of Commercial Aviation Services responsible for airplane maintenance information, engineering and planning, airplane recovery services, component maintenance, and Boeing subsidiaries Continental DataGraphics and AeroInfo Systems.
Previously, Mancini was vice president of engineering and technical support for United Airlines, based at the company's maintenance center in San Francisco. In that position since 1995, Mancini managed 1,000 professionals in the engineering and training departments. Prior to this position, he was general manager of engineering and director of maintenance automation. He began his career at United in 1985 as director of maintenance analysis and research.
In 1991, Mancini joined Northwest Airlines as vice president of technical operations, based in Minneapolis. Mancini also served as vice president of engineering, inspection and quality assurance at Northwest before returning to United in 1995.
Mancini served on the board of ARINC Inc., a company providing communication and engineering services to the aviation industry, headquartered in Annapolis.
Before joining the airline industry, he held management positions at Shell Development Co. in Houston and Chevron in San Francisco.
Mancini is active in civic and industry affairs. In 2006, he received an outstanding achievement award from Overhaul & Maintenance magazine for his work in improving Boeing's response to urgent airline issues. In 2004, Mancini was appointed to the Board of Directors for the Pacific Science Center in Seattle, and was named a Royal Aeronautical Society Fellow. In 1999, the Air Transport Association presented him with its “Nuts & Bolts” award for leadership in maintenance and engineering. In 1994, Mancini was given the RTCA achievement award for chairing an industry/government task force charged by the FAA to streamline airline operations and reduce costs.
Mancini has also served on the board of the San Francisco Bay Area Junior Achievement and on the advisory board of the College of Engineering at the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana. He served as a member of the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration advisory committee for Research and Development and chaired a committee on aircraft safety.
Mancini earned a doctorate and master’s degree in operations research from Stanford University, and also holds a bachelor’s degree in general engineering from the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana.
Mancini and his wife reside in the Seattle area with their two sons.
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| | Christine MANNA | | Corporate Communications Director, North America | | Embraer |
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Christine Manna was named Corporate Communications Director, North America, in September 2008: she reports to Gary Spulak, President of Embraer Aircraft Holding, Inc., in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Christine Manna started with Embraer in 2003, focusing on internal communications for three years and media relations for two. Prior to joining the Company, Christine was part of the public relations community in both New York and Florida, working with many agency clients in the luxury, travel, and consumer product industries. Ms. Manna has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications, with a major in Public Relations. | | Date of publication: 2009/01/28 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Hugues MARCHESSAUX | | Directeur de l’Exploitation | | Corsairfly |
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Corsairfly, filiale du Groupe Nouvelles Frontières, annonce la nomination de Sylvain Bosc au poste de Directeur Marketing et Réseau et de Hugues Marchessaux en qualité de Directeur de l’Exploitation. Tous deux seront également membres du Comité Exécutif de Corsairfly.
Hugues Marchessaux, 43 ans, est nommé de Directeur de l’Exploitation. Diplômé de l’IEP d’Aix en Provence, d’un DESS Transport, d’un Master de l’Essec en Management et ingénierie et du CPA d’HEC, il remplace Elisabeth Pasteur et sera chargé de la direction de l’ensemble des escales desservies par la compagnie aérienne.
Hugues Marchessaux a commencé sa carrière en tant que consultant logistique au sein du Groupe Renault. Il rejoint Corsair en 1995 au poste de Responsable du Service Planification et logistique pour le personnel navigant.
En 1996, il rejoint le cabinet Andersen Consulting avant d’intégrer la Direction Générale Exploitation du Groupe Air France, puis celle d’Air France Cargo. Il a occupé ensuite les fonctions de Responsable Support et Logistique à la Direction Générale Exploitation, où il prend en charge le Service de la Correspondance du hub de Roissy-CDG, puis Chef d’Escale adjoint en charge de l’exploitation du Terminal F.
Il occupait depuis 2006 le poste de Responsable de la Direction Bagages et Prestataires du hub de Roissy-CDG, où il a piloté différents projets stratégiques majeurs, ainsi que la mise en place d’un système de management de la qualité. | | Date of publication: 2010/06/18 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Carl A. MARCHETTO | | President, ATK Space Systems | | Alliant Techsystems |
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Alliant Techsystems announced that Carl A. Marchetto has joined the company to lead the formation of ATK Space Systems, a fourth business group for the company which will be established on April 1, 2008. Mr. Marchetto will become , ATK President,Space Systems once the group is established.
Mr. Marchetto was most recently the Executive Vice President of Orbital Sciences Corporation's Space Systems Group. He previously held senior leadership positions at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Lockheed Martin's Astro Space Division, as well as Eastman Kodak, where he led its Commercial and Government Systems group.
ATK Space Systems will include the existing space operations of ATK's Mission Systems group. This will be combined with the Information Systems and Geospatial businesses of MacDonald Dettwiler and Associates upon completion of the acquisition, which is expected to close early in the first quarter of the company's fiscal year 2009 . The new group will be a full-spectrum satellite and space systems business with FY09 revenues of approximately $900 million. The group will have operations in four Canadian provinces and numerous facilities across the United States.
"The strategic significance of acquiring MDA's Information Systems and Geospatial Information Services businesses calls for equally strategic leadership and vision. Carl possesses these critical talents and I am very pleased he has joined our company," said Dan Murphy, Chairman and CEO. "Carl brings decades of technical experience, a wealth of customer knowledge, and a focused, disciplined business approach. Through his leadership, we will capitalize on significant opportunities in international commercial and military space markets." | | Date of publication: 2008/04/08 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Ronald C. MARCOTTE | | Vice President Business Development Advanced Syste | | Boeing |
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Ron Marcotte is the vice president of Business Development for Boeing Advanced Systems. Appointed to this position in 2007, he oversees all marketing and new-business-development activities of the organizations responsible for the business growth of Boeing Integrated Defense Systems, domestically and internationally. Marcotte and his team of marketing professionals ensure the integration of capabilities and technologies across all Boeing business units and Phantom Works to address opportunities in adjacent markets and/or beyond current programs.
Previously, Marcotte served as vice president and general manager of Boeing Global Mobility Systems, where he was responsible for the business, technical and production operations of Boeing’s military transport and tanker programs. His responsibilities included serving as site executive for Boeing facilities in Palmdale, Long Beach and Edwards Air Force Base, Calif. Prior to this assignment, he served as vice president and deputy general manager of Boeing Air Force Systems, where he oversaw all Boeing programs in support of the U.S. Air Force customer.
Before joining Boeing in 2003, Marcotte was the senior vice president of Air Force Programs with Burdeshaw Associates Limited, a defense consulting firm.
Prior to his business career, Marcotte served in the U.S. Air Force, retiring as a lieutenant general. He served as vice commander of Air Mobility Command, and held a number of key command and staff positions, including commander of the 8th Air Force, Barksdale Air Force Base (AFB), and Director of Plans & Policy for U.S. Strategic Command, Offutt AFB. Marcotte has a command pilot rating with over 4,000 hours
flown on a variety of bomber, tanker and airlift aircraft. He flew as an Air Weapons Controller in Southeast Asia and commanded a B-52 wing during Operation Desert Storm. He is the recipient of numerous awards, including the Distinguished Service Medal, Defense Superior Service Medal, and Bronze Star Medal.
Marcotte has a Bachelor of Science degree in engineering sciences from the U.S. Air Force Academy, and a Master of Science degree in operations research from the Air Force Institute of Technology. He completed courses at the Air War College at Maxwell AFB, the Armed Forces Staff College, Norfolk, Va., and the School of Advanced International Studies at the Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore.
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| | Nic MARDLE | | Spacecraft Operations Manager (SOM) | | CryoSat-2 |
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Nic Mardle is from England, and holds a degree in Aerospace System Engineering from the UK’s Southampton University.
She began her career at British Aerospace, where she worked in the Assembly, Integration and Verification section performing a number of launch campaigns for the company’s telecom satellites. During 1991–93, she was part of the industrial team providing support to the Olympus recovery team, first at ESOC and then at Fucino, Italy.
From 1993-98, she worked first on ESA's ERS-1 and -2 missions as a contract engineer and then in Australia as senior vice president for operations at Worldspace, a broadcast satellite operator.
In 2003, she joined the Agency as a regular staff member as SOM for the original CryoSat. In her spare time, she practises Katori Shintō-ryū, a Japanese martial art. | | Date of publication: 2010/03/30 | | Category: Other | | Update your profile | |
| | Christian MARI 56 years old | | Chief Operating Officer | | Messier-Bugatti |
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Christian Mari named Chief Operating Officer of
Messier-Bugatti, effective March 1, 2008.
56 – Centrale Lyon (74)
Post-graduate degree in applied mathematics
PhD in fluid mechanics engineering
Christian Mari joined the Group in 1978 with the Snecma design department. He subsequently held management positions with the development blades and quality-methods departments. In 1991 Christian was named head of the technical resources coordination department, before moving to headquarters in 1993 as vice president, human resources. In 1995 he was appointed director of the advanced technology division and of aeronautical development research. He was named director of research & technology for Snecma Moteurs and then for the Group in 2002.
In November 2004, Christian was named chairman and CEO of the engineering company Teuchos.
| | Date of publication: 2008/01/25 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Thierry MARIN-MARTINOD | | directeur technique | | Nexcelle |
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Nexcelle renforce son équipe de direction avec la nomination de Thierry Marin-Martinod au poste de directeur technique.
Venant d’Aircelle – une des deux sociétés mères de Nexcelle – Thierry Marin-Martinod apporte une solide expérience dans les domaines de la conception des nacelles, de l’intégration et des systèmes.
“L’expertise de Thierry nous sera très utile au regard du positionnement de Nexcelle comme futur leader des systèmes propulsifs intégrés” a expliqué Steve Walters, président de Nexcelle. ”Ses connaissances dans le domaine des systèmes électriques sont particulièrement importantes pour nous car les systèmes propulsifs intégrés de demain vont élever le concept de nacelle électrique à un niveau supérieur.”
Avant sa nomination chez Nexcelle, Thierry Marin-Martinod était Directeur Technique Systèmes d’Aircelle après avoir été responsable du Centre d’Excellence Systèmes de 2005 à 2007. Dans ces fonctions, il a joué un rôle majeur dans le développement, la production et la mise en service du premier système d’inverseur de poussée électrique au monde (ETRAS®) qui équipe les nacelles Aircelle des moteurs GP7200 et Trent 900 de l’Airbus A380.
Auparavant, Thierry Marin-Martinod avait été Directeur Général d’une Business Unit systèmes électromécaniques (aménagements de cabines et sièges électriques pour l’aviation commerciale) de Messier-Bugatti, et Directeur Technique de Labinal. Ses premières expériences professionnelles ont été acquises dans l’ingénierie des systèmes d’armes chez Dassault et la responsabilité de projets techniques chez Gilson Medical Electronics.
Thierry Marin-Martinod est diplômé de l’ESTACA (Ecole Supérieure des Techniques Aéronautiques et de Construction Automobile).
Pour son nouveau poste de Directeur Technique de Nexcelle, Thierry Marin-Martinod sera basé au siège de la société à Cincinnati, Ohio (USA). | | Date of publication: 2010/05/26 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Carol MARINELLO | | Vice President, Cabin Solutions | | Crane Aerospace & Electronics |
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Crane Aerospace & Electronics, a segment of Crane Co., has announced the appointment of Carol Marinello as Vice President, Cabin Solutions.
Marinello will be responsible for leading Crane’s Cabin Systems product line. The role encompasses strategy development and planning, achievement of key product line financial objectives, leadership of business and product development activities, and ensuring customer satisfaction related to Cabin products and support.
Prior to accepting this position with Crane, Marinello was Vice President Business Operations / Site Leader for ATK, Integrated Systems Division in Woodland Hills, CA.
Before ATK, Carol was Deputy Vice President / General Manager of the Integrated Systems Division at BAE Systems.
Marinello has held a variety of other leadership, project/program management and engineering positions at companies such as Moog and Northrop Grumman - Litton. | | Date of publication: 2010/05/10 | | Category: | | Update your profile | |
 | | Helena MARJARANTA 44 years old 04/05/1963 | | Director, Corporate Communications | | Vaisala |
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Helena Marjaranta has been appointed as Director, Corporate Communications, and member of the Management Group starting 1.12.2007. Ms. Marjaranta has a Master of Arts in English Philology and she joins Vaisala from Nokia Siemens Networks. Her current role is Head of Communications of the Radio Access Business Unit, and before that she has worked in various communications positions in Nokia Networks and Nokia Corporate Communications.
Date of birth 4.5.1963, Lohja, Finland
Education
M.A. (English philology, Communication and Organizational Psychology)
Employment history
2006-2007 Radio Access Business Unit, Nokia Siemens Networks, Head of Communications
2005-2006 Corporate Communications, Nokia Oyj, Senior Communications Manager
2003-2005 Nokia Networks Business Group, Communications Manager
2000-2003 IP Mobility Networks, Nokia Networks Business Group, Communications Manager
1999- 2000 Internal communications, Switching Platforms, Nokia Networks Business Group,
Project Manager
1991-1999 Neste Oyj, Admin, change and HR consultancy
| | Date of publication: 2007/10/31 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Jeffrey L. MARKEL | | Chief Operating Officer | | Herley Industries, Inc |
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Jeffrey L. Markel will join Herley Industries, Inc. at the company's Corporate Headquarters in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, as Chief Operating Officer in June. Mr. Markel served as president of BAE Systems' Network Enabled Solutions (NES) for more than ten years.
Myron Levy, Herley Chairman and CEO, commented, "On behalf of the Herley Board of Directors and executive management team at Herley, I want to welcome Jeffrey Markel to the Company. We believe that Jeff's closely-related experience and expertise in the defense electronics business make him a perfect fit for the Company. As head of BAE's NES division, Jeff Markel had 2,600 employees at six sites reporting directly to him. In an earlier position, Jeff was Vice President of Communication Systems at Hazeltine Corp. His multi-plant management skills in similar business areas such as IFF and communication systems will serve him well as Herley's Chief Operating Officer.
Herley has nearly 1,000 employees at eight operating divisions, six in the United States, one in the United Kingdom, and one in Israel. All of Herley's operating divisions will report to Jeff, and he will work closely with me and our corporate officers to reach the Company's goals of improved profitability and shareholder value."
Mr. Markel holds a bachelor's degree in applied science and a bachelor of science in mechanical engineering from Lehigh University as well as a master's degree in management from Long Island University.
Herley Industries, Inc. is a leader in the design, development and manufacture of microwave technology solutions for the defense, aerospace and medical industries worldwide. Based in Lancaster, PA, Herley has eight manufacturing locations and approximately 1000 employees.
| | Date of publication: 2007/06/05 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Lorraine Martin | | chairman of the executive council of the NCOIC | | Network Centric Operations Industry Consortium |
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Lorraine Martin of Lockheed Martin to chair NCO Industry Consortium
Washington, DC – Oct. 17, 2005:
Lockheed Martin Vice President Lorraine Martin has assumed the role of chairman of the executive council of the Network Centric Operations Industry Consortium (NCOIC), succeeding Carl O'Berry of Boeing, whose one-year term has concluded. Martin has been the vice chairman for the past year.
"The NCOIC today has 80 members, with more in the process of joining," said Martin. "During our first year of operation, we have developed a solid, 19-member advisory council, led by former Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Technology Paul Kaminski; we've formalized affiliate relationships with several consortia performing complementary activities, such as the Association for Enterprise Integration (AFEI) and the World Wide Consortium for the Grid (W2COG); and we are within weeks of finalizing the first version of our interoperability framework," she said. "As we begin our second year of operation, we will continue to give full priority to serving our customer markets through technical products that enable our member companies to offer net-centric capabilities. We also continue to solicit the participation of members from the U.S., Europe, the Asia Pacific region, and other worldwide regions.
Leadership positions in the NCOIC are held for a period of one year, after which vice chairmen assume the role of chairmen, and chairmen become chairmen emeriti. The NCOIC consists of three primary councils: executive, technical and business. The NCOIC is in the process of electing Martin's successor as vice chairman of the executive council. The technical council is currently chaired by an IBM representative, co-chaired by a Boeing representative, and the business council is chaired by an Oracle representative and co-chaired by a Sun Microsystems representative. All appointments are made via a general election process.
Martin joined Lockheed Martin in 1988 and specializes in networks and network security. She is vice president of Flight Solutions within Lockheed Martin Simulation, Training and Support, which includes aircrew training for the U.S. Air Force Special Operations Command, C130 aircrew training, F16, F22 and F15 pilot training, flight simulation systems for the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps, and the Joint Strike Fighter training system. Previous assignments include vice president of Aerospace Information Operations, responsible for U.S. Air Force, Navy, and Unified Command C2 community programs. Prior to joining Lockheed Martin, she served as an officer in the U.S. Air Force, holding various leadership positions for software-intensive technology and development programs with a focus on computer security and expert decision systems. Martin holds a bachelor of arts degree in computational mathematics from DePauw University and a master of science in computer science from Boston University.
About the NCOIC
The Network Centric Operations Industry Consortium (NCOIC) is a not-for-profit international corporation that is committed to integrating existing and emerging open standards into a common evolving global framework, employing a common set of principles and processes, to assist with the rapid global deployment of network-centric applications. Established in 2004, the NCOIC consists of industry representatives from defense companies, large-scale systems integrators, information technology providers, and academia working in concert with advisory bodies consisting of government officials, standards groups and other stakeholders. For more information, visit www.NCOIC.org.
Source: Boeing | | Date of publication: 2005/10/18 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Juan Carlos MARTINEZ SAIZ 44 years old | | Executive Vice President Military Programmes | | Airbus |
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Juan-Carlos Martinez Saiz was appointed Executive Vice President, Military Programmes in July 2005. As such, he is in charge of the A400M programme as well as all Airbus military derivative aircraft. Prior to this he was in charge of managing Airbus’ participation in the A400M programme as well as being the programme’s Head of Development. Mr Martinez Saiz is now also a member of the Airbus Executive Committee.
Mr Martinez Saiz began his professional career in the Cadiz plant of CASA (now EADS CASA) in 1985. Four years later, CASA appointed him as its representative to work initially with McDonnell Douglas on the MD-11 aircraft programme in Long Beach, California and subsequently, still representing CASA, with Northrop and Boeing in different collaborative programmes. Overall, Mr Martinez Saiz worked for six years in the US.
At the end of 1994, Mr Martinez Saiz returned to Spain, and was CASA's A320 Family Programme Manager in Madrid, in charge of all aircraft components for which CASA had responsibility, including the horizontal tail-plane (HTP). Three years later he became CASA's Programme Director for Airbus' A330/A340 Programme and oversaw the development of the A340-500/-600s’ Horizontal Tail Plane.
Mr Martinez Saiz moved to Toulouse in 2000 to manage Airbus' participation in the A400M military transport aircraft and within three years he had been promoted to the programme's Head of Development. In this capacity he was responsible for the Aircraft Development Teams that design and produce the major aircraft components and for setting up the A400M Final Assembly Line.
Juan-Carlos Martinez Saiz was born in Madrid, Spain in June 1961. Mr Martinez Saiz graduated from the Polytechnic University of Madrid with a degree in Aeronautical Engineering in 1984 before obtaining further degrees in International Business Management from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) in 1993 and in Economics at the University of Madrid (UNED) in 2001. Married with two children, Juan-Carlos enjoys reading in his free time and he is also an enthusiastic basketball player.
Source : Airbus | | Date of publication: 2006/03/23 | | Category: | | Update your profile | |
| | Günter MARTIS | | Director of European Affairs | | CANSO |
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CANSO is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr Günter Martis as its new Director of European Affairs. He will take up the position in September.
Mr Martis, who is Austrian, has over 30 years' experience in the aviation industry, and has been IATA’s European Director of Safety, Operations and Infrastructure since November 2006. Before that, he was General Manager Technical and Operations at AEA for two years. He is therefore ideally placed to lead CANSO’s European programmes, in particular the input into SES II, SESAR, EASA and EUROCONTROL. | | Date of publication: 2009/06/22 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Vincent MASCRé | | Président-directeur général | | Aircelle |
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Vincent Mascré, actuellement Directeur général adjoint de la société Aircelle, sera proposé au Conseil d’administration de cette société comme remplaçant de Jean- Pierre Cojan, en qualité de Président-directeur général
Vincent Mascré, 51 ans, est diplômé de l’Ecole Centrale de Paris (promotion 1980) et titulaire d’une licence de sciences économiques (1980). Il rejoint le Groupe en 1981 au sein de Snecma en tant qu’ingénieur Avant-projets, puis, après avoir exercé différentes fonctions industrielles et de contrôle de gestion, Vincent Mascré est nommé directeur adjoint des Achats. En 2002, il prend la direction de l’usine et de l’établissement de Gennevilliers et en 2006, est nommé directeur du Centre d’excellence industriel Pièces tournantes de Snecma jusqu’en 2008, date à laquelle il rejoint la société Aircelle en tant que Directeur général adjoint. | | Date of publication: 2009/07/31 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | José Massol 57 years old | | directeur général d’EPI Europrop International Gmb | | Europrop International |
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José Massol nommé directeur général d’EPI Europrop International GmbH
15 septembre 2005.
EPI Europrop International GmbH annonce la nomination de José Massol au poste de directeur général. Il assumera à ce titre l’entière responsabilité du programme TP400-D6. José Massol remplace Guenter Kappler au terme de son contrat de trois ans.
Cette nomination a été approuvée par le conseil d’administration d’EPI composé de : Ignacio Mataix (directeur général d’ITP), président du conseil, Udo Stark (président-directeur général de MTU Aero Engines), Colin Green (président de la division Defence Aerospace de Rolls-Royce) et Marc Ventre (président-directeur général de Snecma).
Commentant sa nomination, José Massol a déclaré : « Je tiens à remercier Guenter Kappler pour tout ce qu’il a accompli pour EPI au cours de ces trois années. Cette nomination intervient à un moment passionnant en raison des premiers essais au sol du turbopropulseur TP400-D6, étape-clé pour nos clients, et de la poursuite du programme TP400-D6. »
Âgé de 57 ans, José Massol est diplômé de l’Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Arts et Métiers et de Supélec. Il a occupé plusieurs postes à responsabilité au sein de Thales, dont celui de directeur général en charge de l’activité Systèmes de Bord (Airborne Systems). Plus récemment, José Massol a occupé le poste de directeur général adjoint des opérations internationales en charge de la supervision des activités du groupe dans plus de quinze pays.
Depuis 2002, EPI a franchi plusieurs étapes majeures avec la nomination de Guenter Kappler au poste de directeur général d’EPI et la création de la société. En 2003, EPI a été sélectionné pour motoriser le nouvel avion de transport militaire A400M d’Airbus avec le turbopropulseur le plus puissant du monde occidental. En 2004, la revue de définition préliminaire de ce turbopropulseur a été effectuée avec succès, EPI célébrant également le succès du premier essai du compresseur de pression intermédiaire du TP400-D6. Cette année, EPI a procédé avec succès aux premiers essais du système de régulation du turbopropulseur TP400-D6. L’assemblage du premier moteur en vue des essais au sol a débuté en juin 2005 et confirme la volonté affichée par la société de fournir les meilleurs moteurs pour l’A400M.
EPI Europrop International GmbH (EPI) a été créé par les quatre principaux motoristes européens (Industria de Turbo Propulsores, MTU Aero Engines, Rolls-Royce et Snecma) pour développer le turbopropulseur TP400-D6. Destiné à l’avion de transport militaire A400M, le TP400-D6 sera le turbopropulseur le plus puissant du monde occidental. Ce turbopropulseur à triple corps développera en effet une puissance maximale de 11000 chevaux. Plus de 750 moteurs TP400-D6 seront produits pour équiper les 180 A400M aujourd’hui commandés par les pays participants au programme.
Source: Safran | | Date of publication: 2005/09/16 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | David MATTHEWS | | Tubes Divisional Manager | | TMD Technologies |
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Adding to the technical expertise at TMD Technologies is David Matthews, who joins the microwave electronics manufacturer as Tubes Divisional Manager.
David was previously at e2v Technologies (formerly Marconi Applied Technologies, formerly English Electric Valve Co) for 17 years, starting as a production engineer in the tubes division.
During his time at e2v he held a wide range of positions which included applications engineering and sales and marketing, culminating in the dual roles of product manager for triodes and tetrodes and marketing manager for industrial products.
"David’s extensive technical experience in the complex and exotic world of microwave tubes, coupled with his understanding of marketing and customer issues, made him the ideal choice for Tubes Divisional Manager," said TMD Operations Manager David Pike.
David is an electrical and electronic engineering graduate of Imperial College, London and a member of the Institution of Engineering and Technology. | | Date of publication: 2009/10/30 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | James C. MAY | | President and Chief Executive Officer | | ATA |
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James C. May
President and Chief Executive Officer
Jim May joined the Air Transport Association (ATA) as president and chief executive officer in February 2003. Previously, Mr. May served as executive vice president of the National Association of Broadcasters. He has held a variety of other senior executive positions in public affairs and government relations for major corporations and industries including the Coca-Cola Bottling Company of New York, PepsiCo and the Grocery Manufacturers of America.
On the political front, May was eastern Washington state coordinator of the President Ford Committee and a candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives in Washington’s 4th Congressional District in 1976. He also served on President Reagan’s transition team in 1980.
A native of Yakima, Wash., May attended the University of Washington in Seattle and served in Vietnam as a captain in the U.S. Marine Corps. | | Date of publication: 2007/08/02 | | Category: Other | | Update your profile | |
| | Stéphane MAYER 44 years old | | Chief Executive Officer | | ATR |
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The ATR Assembly of Members appointed Stéphane Mayer (44) as Chief Executive Officer of ATR from 1st of June 2007. Stéphane Mayer succeeds Filippo Bagnato whose 3-year mandate expired at the end of May 2007.
Stéphane Mayer holds an engineering degree from the French school Polytechnique. Furthermore, he has degrees from the National School of Statistics & Economics and the Paris Institute of Political Studies.
He began his career in 1986 as an external auditor before taking responsibility of internal auditing for Lagardère Group (Matra Hachette) in 1992. He then moved to Matra Automobile in 1997 as Vice President Finance and Administration, and became a member of the management board in 2001.
Since 2003, he was Chairman and CEO of EADS Socata.
Stéphane Mayer is an active private pilot, instrument-rated.
He is Chevalier de l’Ordre national du Mérite.
| | Date of publication: 2007/06/12 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Wolfgang MAYRHUBER | | AEA CHAIRMAN FOR 2006 | | AEA |
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WOLFGANG MAYRHUBER APPOINTED AEA CHAIRMAN FOR 2006
The Association of European Airlines, which represents 30 major airlines in Europe,has announced that Wolfgang Mayrhuber, CEO and Chairman of the Executive Board of Lufthansa, will be the Association’s Chairman for 2006.
Wolfgang Mayrhuber takes over the chair of AEA from Fernando Pinto, CEO of TAP Portugal. Mr. Pinto has steered the AEA through an eventful year which has seen the industry impacted by runaway fuel prices, costly and ambiguous consumer-protection legislation, and repeated attempts to impose taxes for questionable political objectives. Nevertheless, through prudent management and an ongoing strong public
demand for a quality product, the full-service network airlines have managed to maintain the tempo of recovery which materialised in 2004.
“We expect important developments in Europe’s external aviation relations. It is crucial that our decision-makers act in the best interests of European airlines and their customers. The challenges facing our industry are stronger than ever,” Mr. Mayrhuber said. “By the end of 2006 we should know what awaits us in terms of political action on our environmental performance. The decisions taken this year could secure our future, or jeopardise it. The industry´s positive contribution towards economic and social welfare has to be fairly acknowledged.” The AEA is calling for a coherent air transportation policy to enhance European airline competitiveness for the future. Any further regulation, which could additionally cause distortions in the global aviation market, needs to be avoided. A consistent EU aviation policy must also include airports, air traffic control, and other service providers. “The entire service chain must become more efficient,” Mr. Mayrhuber stressed.
“I look forward to facing these and other challenges with the support of the other AEA Presidents, the vast resources of expertise which are to be found among the member airlines, and the energetic and committed AEA Secretariat in Brussels”, he added.
Wolfgang Mayrhuber’s career at Lufthansa has spanned more than 35 years. After holding a variety of management posts in the Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) division, he was elected Chairman of the Executive Board of Lufthansa Technik AG in 1994. In 2001, he was appointed to the Executive Board of Deutsche Lufthansa AG with responsibility for the passenger airline business. On June 2003, he took up his position as Chairman of the Executive Board and CEO of Deutsche Lufthansa AG. As such, he is responsible for the aviation group, which comprises the Passenger Business, Logistics, MRO, Catering, Leisure Travel and IT Services segments and has about 90,000 employees worldwide.
For further information, please contact:
David Henderson
Manager Information, AEA
(+32 2) 639 89 72
Thomas Ellerbeck
Head of Media Relations, Deutsche Lufthansa AG
(+ 49 69) 696 29 99; Fax (+49 69) 696 954 28; http://media.lufthansa.com | | Date of publication: 2006/01/16 | | Category: | | Update your profile | |
| | John MAZACH | | 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 of publication: 2008/11/12 | | Category: Retirements | | Update your profile | |
| | Joseph T. MCANDREW | | Vice President - Europe, Israel & the Americas | | Boeing |
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Joe McAndrew is vice president - Europe, Israel and the Americas, International Business Development, for Boeing Integrated Defense Systems (IDS). He is responsible for uncovering and developing business opportunities for all Boeing defense systems and services in Europe, Israel and South America, and provides regional leadership for IDS in these regions.
McAndrew joined Boeing's Washington, D.C., Government Relations Office in September 2003 as the director of International Operations after retiring as a colonel from the U.S. Air Force. During his 27-year Air Force career, he served in numerous operational and staff positions, from squadron level to the Office of the Secretary of Defense. He began his career flying F-4 Phantoms as a weapon systems officer in both air-to-ground and air-to-air units, commanded an Air Force Recruiting Squadron and spent five years working Foreign Military Sales issues at the Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA). While at DSCA, he was selected to become the Department of Defense's program manager for International Fighter Competitions. During that period, he managed U.S. participation in fighter competitions in Israel, the Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary, Romania, Chile, Brazil, the Philippines and New Zealand. In November 2002, McAndrew deployed to Prince Sultan Air Base, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, as director of Operations for Air Force Forces, Ninth Aerospace
Expeditionary Task Force, in support of combat operations in both Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom. He returned to the Pentagon in April 2003.
McAndrew holds a bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Pittsburgh and an MBA from Golden Gate University. He is an instrument-rated commercial pilot, as well as a U.S. Federal Aviation Administration-certificated single-engine (land and sea), multi-engine and instrument flight instructor.
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| | James D. McARTHUR, Jr. 57 years old | | Vice president of Lockheed Martin’s Center for In | | Lockheed Martin Corporation |
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Lockheed Martin Corporation announced that James D. McArthur, Jr. will succeed Richard C. “Buck” Marr as vice president of Lockheed Martin’s Center for Innovation, effective October 15, 2007.
Reporting directly to Sr. Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, Dr. Ray O. Johnson, McArthur, 57, will be responsible for all business operations and experimentation activities at the Center for Innovation, which opened in 2005 as a world-class laboratory for collaborative experimentation and analysis between Lockheed Martin, its partners and customers.
“Jim’s experience in integrating diverse organizations combined with his extensive network domain expertise will significantly contribute to our ability to develop the solutions needed by our customers to better address the varied threats to our national security in the 21st Century,” said Johnson.
McArthur comes to Lockheed Martin following a distinguished 35-year career in the U.S. Navy where he achieved the rank of Vice Admiral, and most recently served as Commander, Naval Network Warfare Command. His extensive experience as a senior information operations director included responsibility for fielding, managing, securing, and defending the U.S. Navy’s operational and business networks, and implementing advanced information operations and technology concepts. He enjoyed a wide-ranging military career, including assignment as Commander, Carrier Group Two, and service in a joint capacity as the Director of Operations for U.S. Space Command and the new U.S. Strategic Command with an expanded mission set. He flew carrier-based aircraft for 20 years, making 10 extended deployments.
McArthur graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1972 with a B.S. in Analytical Management.
Of the transitioning vice president Buck Marr, Johnson said: “Buck deserves great credit for his leadership at a critical juncture from the 2003 groundbreaking of the Center for Innovation to present day. He helped drive collaboration through the establishment of common processes and tools to demonstrate net-centric capabilities and world-class simulations that have led to the early establishment of the Center for Innovation as a gold-standard among net-centric industry laboratory environments.”
| | Date of publication: 2007/10/15 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Allan McARTOR | | Chairman, Airbus North America Holdings, I... | | Airbus |
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Allan McArtor is Chairman of Airbus North America Holdings, Inc., parent company of Airbus North America Sales, Inc. and Airbus North America Customer Services, Inc., all located in Herndon, Virginia, plus Airbus North America Engineering in Wichita, Kansas. Named Chairman in June 2001, McArtor oversees the activities of Airbus in the United States and Canada in several key areas, including governmental affairs. Airbus functions in North America include marketing and sales support for airlines and other customers, as well as product and technical support, and training for pilots, flight attendants and maintenance specialists.
Before joining Airbus, McArtor was founder, chairman and chief executive officer of Legend Airlines, a regional airline based at Dallas Love Field, Texas. Prior to that, McArtor held a series of leadership and senior management positions in the military, civil and government sectors.
From 1979 to 1994, McArtor served on the senior management team of Federal Express Corporation - except for two years (1987-1989) when President Ronald Reagan appointed McArtor to serve as the Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). During that time, McArtor was credited with helping to regain public confidence in air transportation in the U.S., while accelerating the modernization of air traffic control (ATC). He was also active in gaining increased FAA funding for ATC and other critical programs, including Extended Twin OperationS (ETOPS) and Traffic Collision Avoidance System (TCAS). In addition, McArtor created the standards for “Aging Aircraft” regulations and issued the industry’s Stage III noise regulations.
While at Federal Express, McArtor’s responsibilities included oversight of maintenance, operation, training, scheduling and planning for the carrier’s global airline operations, including the successful merger of the Flying Tigers air cargo airline into the Federal Express operations and the development of the long-range fleet plan, which first introduced Airbus A300-600R freighters. Also at Federal Express, McArtor served as Senior Vice President for Telecommunications.
McArtor is a 1964 graduate of the U.S. Air Force Academy (BSE) and was the Cadet Wing Commander. In addition, he holds a Masters Degree (MSE) from Arizona State University.
McArtor was a highly decorated combat fighter pilot in Vietnam, an Associate Professor of Engineering Mechanics at the Air Force Academy, and capped his Air Force career as a pilot with the U.S. Air Force “Thunderbirds” Aerial Demonstration Team. McArtor continues to hold a Commercial Pilot’s license (instrument rating, multi-engine) and is a member of Tau Beta Pi (engineering honorary society).
McArtor serves on the Board of Directors of: EADS North America, Inc.; The European Institute; Washington Area Airports Authority; Aviation Safety Alliance; GKN Aerospace Transparency Systems; Committee for Economic Development; and Platinum Research Organization, LLC. He is a member of the International Policy Committee and Homeland Security Committee, U.S. Chamber of Commerce. He has also served on the boards of: Excel Communication, Inc.; Teleglobe of Canada; Learjet, Inc.; Fairchild Space and Defense Company (a MATRA company); and Angel Technologies. McArtor serves on the boards of a number of civic, industry, charity and educational groups, including the Falcon Foundation Executive Committee, Sabre Society, Air Force Memorial Foundation Board of Trustees, and St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital Professional Advisory Board.
Allan and Grace McArtor have two sons and five grandchildren.
Source : Airbus | | Date of publication: 2006/03/23 | | Category: | | Update your profile | |
| | David D. McBRIDE | | Dryden Flight Research Center Director | | NASA |
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David D. McBride is director of NASA's Dryden Flight Research Center on Edwards Air Force Base, Calif. As such, he oversees all aspects of center management, strategy and operations at NASA Dryden, one of the 10 field centers of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
McBride became acting director on April 4, 2009 upon the retirement for former center director Kevin L. Petersen. He had served as Dryden's deputy director since June 8, 2008, first in an acting capacity and receiving the official appointment on January 4, 2009.
McBride's prior management assignments at NASA Dryden include serving as Associate Director for Programs, overseeing the complete portfolio of Dryden projects supporting Exploration, Science, and Aeronautics.
He also was program manager for NASA’s Flight Research Program at NASA Dryden. The Flight Research Program and Flight and Systems Demonstrations Project conducted flight research and discovery that expanded aerospace knowledge and capabilities – activities included the record-breaking flight of the solar-powered Helios aircraft to over 96,000 feet, the Active Aeroelastic Wing flight research project and the revolutionary Intelligent Flight Control System, demonstrating adaptive neural network flight control systems.
McBride's prior technical assignments include responsibilities as chief engineer for the X-33 Extended Test Range, and lead flight systems engineer for the X-31 and X-29 flight research programs and Dryden's F/A-18 Systems Research Aircraft.
During a hiatus from NASA, McBride served as executive vice president and chief information officer of McBride and Associates, Inc., Albuquerque, N.M., from 1993 through 1998.
McBride began his career at Dryden as a cooperative education student in 1982, specializing in the area of digital flight control systems analysis. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of New Mexico in 1985 and an executive Masters of Business Administration from the University of New Mexico in 1998.
| | Date of publication: 2010/01/06 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Sean I. McCORMACK | | Vice President, Communications | | Boeing |
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Sean I. McCormack will join the company from the U.S. State Department, taking on responsibilities as vice president, Communications.
McCormack will report to Tom Downey, senior vice president, Communications.
" Sean is incredibly accomplished and a well-respected leader," said Keating. "Sean is a seasoned pro in media relations and issues management. We look forward to having his energy, enthusiasm and strong work ethic on our team," he said.
McCormack, 44, most recently was assistant secretary for public affairs at the U.S. State Department, reporting to former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. He was responsible for the State Department's global communications strategies, including media relations, state and local government relations, and digital media outreach. In addition, he served the department as chief spokesman.
From 2001-2005, McCormack was deputy White House press secretary and National Security Council spokesman. In that role, he was responsible for National Security Council media relations and prepared Rice for her testimony before the 9-11 Commission when she was National Security Advisor. | | Date of publication: 2009/02/26 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Steven H. McCOY | | vice president of Advanced Concepts | | Northrop Grumman Electronics Systems sector |
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In his new position, McCoy will have executive responsibility for all advanced concepts development programs within the sector's Advanced Concepts & Technologies Division, reporting to Charles J. Brinkman, division vice president and general manager.
McCoy joined the company's Baltimore operations in 1988 as a senior engineer and has held a number of leadership positions including director of Advanced Technology Programs and director of Strike Development Programs. He most recently served as director of Airborne Systems.
McCoy earned his bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from West Virginia University, and a master's degree in business administration from Loyola College in Maryland. He has also completed the General Manager's Program at Harvard University. | | Date of publication: 2009/02/05 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Dan McDONALD | | Vice President Strategy and Fleet Planning | | Northwest Airlines |
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Dan McDonald, Vice President Fleet Planning, has been named Vice President Strategy and Fleet Planning reporting to Friedel. In his expanded role, Dan will continue to have responsibility for leading Northwest’s fleet planning group and will also get involved in a variety of non-fleet related strategic projects. McDonald holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of North Dakota and an MBA from the University of Minnesota. “Dan did a tremendous job of on our fleet restructuring efforts and will be a tremendous resource on future strategic initiatives,” commented Friedel. | | Date of publication: 2007/09/18 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Sean McGEOUGH | | vice president, International Sales | | Raytheon Aircraft Company |
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“Sean and his world-class sales team have worked tirelessly to establish the Hawker and Beechcraft brands as the industry standard for maximum value and highest quality,” said Brad Hatt, president, Commercial Sales. “The team has grown international sales from 16 percent of overall sales in 2004 to 35 percent in 2006. The ideal location for our international sales office, this move positions us to continue to grow that success.”
For the past five years, McGeough has managed Hawker and Beechcraft sales directors in Europe, Africa, India and the Middle East while substantially growing sales in those regions. Since joining the company in 1999, he has worked through the Beechcraft and Hawker product lines – from selling Beechcraft products across the United States to directing Hawker and Beechcraft sales in South Africa and India.
| | Date of publication: 2007/05/07 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Mark MCGRAW | | Vice President, Tanker Programs Precision Engageme | | Boeing |
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Mark McGraw is vice president of Tanker Programs for Boeing Integrated Defense Systems. In this position, he is responsible for sales, development, production and support of Tanker Programs. He assumed his current responsibilities in February 2006.
Prior to this position, McGraw was the vice president and program manager of the Weapons Enterprise Capability Center (ECC) and managed the Boeing-St. Charles, Mo., site. The ECC included management of major programs such as the Joint Direct Attack Munition (JDAM), Small Diameter Bomb (SDB) and Harpoon.
He has held other leadership positions since joining the company in 1980. They include Director of Naval Weapons, Deputy Program Manager of P8-A Multi-mission Maritime Aircraft (MMA) and various assignments on the F/A-18 program.
A native of St. Louis, McGraw holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of Notre Dame and a Masters of Engineering Management from Washington University.
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| | Ross McINNES | | Executive VP, Economic and Financial Affairs | | SAFRAN |
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Ross McInnes will join the SAFRAN group as Executive Vice President, Economic and Financial Affairs. A specialist in major international industrial groups, Ross McInnes, 55, holds dual French-Australian citizenship. He will replace Noël Gauthier in this position.
Ross McInnes’ appointment as Executive Vice President, Economic and Financial Affairs will take effect following the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders on May 28, 2009.
After graduating from Oxford, Ross McInnes started his career with Kleinwort Benson in London. From 1980 to 1989 he held several positions in the corporate finance arm of Continental Bank (which became part of Bank of America), working in London, Chicago and Paris. In 1989 he moved to the industrial sector by joining Eridania Beghin-Say. He was named chief financial officer of this company in 1991, and was appointed to the Board of Directors in 1999. The following year he moved to Thomson-CSF (now Thales) as Senior Vice President and CFO, playing a major role in the company’s transformation. In 2005 he moved to PPR as senior vice president for finance and strategy, before joining the Supervisory Board of Générale de Santé in 2006. On request from this Board he served as interim Chairman of the Management Board from March to June 2007.
From then until this latest appointment, Ross McInnes was Vice Chairman of Macquarie Capital Europe, a company specialized in infrastructure investments. | | Date of publication: 2009/05/06 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Pat McKENNA | | vice president and general manage | | Boeing |
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Boeing has named Pat McKenna vice president and general manager of its Commercial Airplanes Fabrication business unit reporting to Carolyn Corvi, vice president and general manager of Airplane Production.
In this role, McKenna is responsible for leading nearly 12,000 employees who together comprise the largest consolidated operation in the world dedicated to engineering and manufacturing aerospace parts, tools and assemblies.
As the largest supplier to Boeing Commercial Airplanes, Boeing Fabrication is headquartered in Auburn, Wash., and operates eight other major manufacturing sites in Frederickson and Everett, Wash; Portland, Ore; Salt Lake City, Utah; Oak Ridge, Tenn.; Winnipeg, Canada; and Melbourne and Sydney, Australia.
McKenna, who transitions to his new role in early June, for the past two years has led the 717 Program and Long Beach site which, on Tuesday delivered its final two Boeing 717s to airline customers AirTran Airways and Midwest Airlines. McKenna fills the Boeing Fabrication leadership position previously held by Ross Bogue who, in February, assumed responsibility as vice president and general manager for 747/767/777 Programs and the Everett site.
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| | Tim McKNIGHT | | ice president of information security | | Northrop Grumman |
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Northrop Grumman Corporation today announced the appointment Tim McKnight as vice president of information security.
Based in Linthicum, Md., McKnight will be responsible for developing the information protection vision and strategy of Northrop Grumman's unclassified corporate network, defining companywide information security policies and enhancing the security of the company's products, services and infrastructures. He continues to work with the company's eight operating sectors to implement information security strategies and processes.
McKnight came to the company in 2003 from BAE SYSTEMS North America, where he was corporate director of Information Security. Earlier, he was a corporate information security program manager for Cisco Systems and an FBI special agent working on infrastructure protection, corporate espionage and foreign counterintelligence. He holds a bachelor's degree from Rutgers College, New Brunswick, N.J., and he has completed graduate courses at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York, N.Y., and Widener University School of Law in Wilmington, Del. He also completed the executive management program at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.
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| | Patricia McMAHON | | deputy of Integrated Systems Eastern Region | | Northrop Grumman Corporation |
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Northrop Grumman Corporation has announced the appointment of Patricia McMahon as deputy of Integrated Systems Eastern Region and Bethpage, N.Y. site manager. She reports directly to Thomas Vice, who was named vice president of the company's Integrated Systems Eastern Region in November 2007.
McMahon will continue in her role as vice president and IPT leader of Electronic Support and Attack Solutions as well as market segment leader for Information Operations/Electronic Attack.
"Pat's leadership in the electronic warfare industry coupled with her decades of experience serving Long Island in many leadership roles make her the ideal person to serve as my deputy and as site manager for Bethpage," said Vice. "Long Islanders can expect Northrop Grumman to continue to play an active role in business and community issues through Pat's involvement, the involvement of my entire leadership team, and our 1,800 employees who work in Bethpage."
Best known of Northrop Grumman's Airborne Electronic Attack platforms is the EA-6B Prowler aircraft, which is operated by the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps and supports the U.S. Air Force and Army. At its heart is the ICAP (Increased Capabilities) III. The same system flies on board the Navy's newest AEA plane -- the EA-18G Growler, a derivative of the F/A-18E/F Super Hornet fighter.
McMahon joined Northrop Grumman in 2003. A graduate of the New York Institute of Technology and the State University at Farmingdale, she began her 25-year career in program management for what was then Hazeltine Corporation in 1981 after spending three years with the Defense Logistics Agency in Garden City, N.Y. Immediately before taking her Northrop Grumman post, McMahon worked for BAE Systems' Communication, Navigation, Identification and Reconnaissance line of business. She was the vice president and general manager of its electronic identification/ display systems/antenna systems programs and was based in Greenlawn, N.Y.
McMahon is currently the chairman of the Town of Babylon Planning Board, former member of the Town of Babylon Zoning Board of Appeals, and former chairman of the Town of Babylon Industrial Development Agency Board. She was the first woman to chair the Planning and Industrial Development boards. McMahon also received the 2006 Town of Babylon Women in Government award.
McMahon is currently on the boards of the Long Island Software and Technology Network (LISTnet), the Farmingdale College Foundation, and Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) at SUNY Stony Brook. In 2007, she received the NYIT Alumni Federation's first-ever Women in Technology Award and, in 2006, was honored by LISTnet with its Diamond Award. In 2007, she was also named to the Top 50 Most Influential Long Island Women Hall of Fame. | | Date of publication: 2008/01/14 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Patricia McMAHON | | VP Aerospace Systems sector's Battle Management | | Northrop Grumman Corporation |
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Northrop Grumman Corporation has announced the appointment of vice president Patricia McMahon as full-time deputy of its Aerospace Systems sector's Battle Management and Engagement Systems Division. She continues to report directly to Thomas Vice, sector vice president and division general manager.
Most recently, she led the Information Operations/Electronic Attack business for the company.
As vice president and deputy, she will continue her role as the site manager for the division headquarters in Bethpage, N.Y.
"Pat helps lead an organization comprising more than 4,000 employees in three major sites along the east coast and several others across the nation," Vice said. "She oversees major programs, including the E-2 Hawkeye airborne early warning and battle management system, the E-8C Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System (Joint STARS), Broad Area Maritime Surveillance Unmanned Aircraft System (BAMS UAS) and Information Operations and Electronic Attack (IO/EA) programs. In addition, Pat leads our Bethpage site community activities."
McMahon joined Northrop Grumman in 2003 and has successfully managed the Information Operations/Electronic Attack business, which included the EA-6B Prowler ICAP III equipped aircraft and the EA-18G, the Navy's newest electronic attack weapon system. Immediately before taking her Northrop Grumman post, McMahon was a vice president and general manager for BAE Systems in Greenlawn, N.Y.
McMahon is currently the chairman of the Town of Babylon Planning Board and is a director of the Business Council of New York State, Inc. (BCNYS). She is also currently on the boards of the Long Island Software and Technology Network (LISTnet), Long Island Philharmonic, and the Farmingdale College Foundation.
In addition, in 2007 McMahon was named to Long Island's 50 most influential women hall of fame. | | Date of publication: 2009/10/26 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | W. James (Jim) , JR McNERNEY 57 years old | | Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer | | The Boeing Company |
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W. James (Jim) McNerney, Jr., is chairman of the board, president and chief executive officer of The Boeing Company, effective July 1, 2005. He has served as a member of the company's board since 2001.
McNerney, 57, oversees the strategic direction of the Chicago-based, $61.5 billion aerospace company. With more than 153,000 employees, Boeing is the largest manufacturer of commercial jetliners and military aircraft, with capabilities in rotorcraft, electronic and defense systems, missiles, satellites and advanced information and communications systems.
Previously, McNerney held the position as chairman of the board and CEO of 3M, a $20 billion global technology company with leading positions in electronics, telecommunications, industrial, consumer and office products, health care, safety and other businesses. He joined 3M in 2001 after 19 years at the General Electric Company.
McNerney joined General Electric in 1982. There, he held top executive positions including president and CEO of GE Aircraft Engines and GE Lighting; president of GE Asia-Pacific; president and CEO of GE Electrical Distribution and Control; executive vice president of GE Capital, one of the world's largest financial service companies; and president, GE Information Services.
Prior to joining GE, McNerney worked at Procter & Gamble and McKinsey & Co., Inc.
McNerney is a director of Procter & Gamble and serves as a trustee of Northwestern University. He is the chair of the US-China Business Council and serves on the World Business Council for Sustainable Development, The Business Roundtable, The Business Council and the American Society of Corporate Executives. McNerney is also a member of The Field Museum Board of Trustees in Chicago.
A native of Providence, R.I., McNerney earned a B.A. degree from Yale University in 1971 and an M.B.A. from Harvard University in 1975. McNerney is married and has five children. He enjoys skiing, golf and sailing.
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| | Doug McVICAR | | vice president of the company's organization | | Northrop Grumman |
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Doug McVicar has been appointed vice president of the company's organization supporting the Virginia Information Technology Infrastructure Partnership.
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McVicar is responsible for overall program management for the partnership between Northrop Grumman and the Virginia Information Technologies Agency (VITA). This strategic, $2 billion partnership is transforming the state government's IT infrastructure and providing expertise and resources to support improved delivery of government services. McVicar oversees a workforce of 1,400 professionals in the delivery of new facilities, networks, and computing systems that will transform IT service delivery to more than 80 state agencies.
McVicar has more than 25 years of experience in leading organizations in the delivery of IT solutions and services in the U.S. and U.K. In a prior assignment, he served as executive program manager of Northrop Grumman's prime contract to develop and implement the Defense Integrated Military Human Resources System (DIMHRS). When deployed to all military services, DIMHRS will serve more than two million active duty, reserve and National Guard service members, making it the largest integrated payroll and personnel system ever built. McVicar also served as program manager for the modernization of the National Weather Service information infrastructure.
McVicar earned bachelor's and master's degrees in mechanical engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N.Y., and a master's degree in business administration from George Mason University, Fairfax, Va. | | Date of publication: 2008/02/13 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | John M. MEENAN | | Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Offic | | ATA |
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John Meenan was named executive vice president and chief operating officer of the Air Transport Association (ATA) in May 2003. He is responsible for all aspects of ATA operations, with a particular focus on technical, safety, security, environmental, economic and legal policy issues impacting the airline industry.
Mr. Meenan joined the association as assistant general counsel in 1985 following nine years with the U.S. Secret Service. He has been involved in airport issues including noise abatement, airport access, environmental impact, slot restrictions, airport and airways system financing and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) reform issues. Meenan also has acted as the industry representative on numerous Department of Transportation and FAA committees and working groups, and has been a frequent member of United States delegations to various international bodies including the International Civil Aviation Organization and the International Labor Organization.
A native of Glen Ellyn, Ill., Meenan holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science from Holy Cross College of Worcester, Mass., and a law degree from Santa Clara University of Santa Clara, Calif. | | Date of publication: 2007/08/02 | | Category: Other | | Update your profile | |
| | ROBERT F. MEHMEL | | CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER | | DRS Technologies |
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DRS TECHNOLOGIES PROMOTES ROBERT F. MEHMEL TO CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER
Parsippany, NJ, May 16 -- DRS Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: DRS) announced today that Robert F. Mehmel has been promoted to executive vice president and chief operating officer of the corporation. In this position, Mr. Mehmel will provide oversight of all of the company’s domestic and international operations.
"Through effective leadership in the development and implementation of strategic planning goals, oversight of the company’s operational review process, and merger and acquisition activities, Bob has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to our corporate initiatives for revenue growth and increased profitability," said Mark S. Newman, DRS’s chairman, president and chief executive officer. "Bob has played a critical role in the company’s standing in the defense and aerospace business over the past several years. I am confident in his ability to direct DRS’s operations and to continue to significantly contribute to our company’s success."
Over the past several years, DRS has grown to become a highly diversified defense technology provider and one of the fastest growing defense technology companies in the world, with fiscal 2007 revenues expected to approach $3 billion.
Mr. Mehmel joined the company in January 2001 as executive vice president, business operations and strategy and has over 20 years of experience in corporate development, finance and strategic planning in the aerospace, defense and high-technology industries. At DRS, he has been responsible for the review and analysis of corporate-wide operational activities, as well as the development and implementation of strategic planning initiatives to ensure the achievement of long-term business objectives. He also has led the efforts for identification, analysis and qualification of acquisition candidates and the management of post-acquisition integration efforts. His position has placed emphasis on the evaluation of internal and external growth strategies, and the operational oversight of bids and proposals, research and development, capital investments and facilities planning.
Before joining DRS, Mr. Mehmel was director, corporate development, at Jabil Circuit, Inc. (NYSE: JBL). Prior to that, he was vice president, planning, at L-3 Communications Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: LLL). Earlier, Mr. Mehmel held various positions in divisional and corporate management with Lockheed Martin Corporation (NYSE: LMT), Loral Corporation and Lear-Siegler, Inc.
Mr. Mehmel earned a bachelor of business administration degree in accounting from Iona College and is a member of the board of directors of United Industrial Corporation (NYSE: UIC).
Source : DRS Technologies | | Date of publication: 2006/05/17 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Dirk MEIER 54 years old | | Vice President Procurement | | SR Technics |
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SR Technics has appointed Dirk Meier as its new Vice President Procurement.
Meier, who is 54 and a German national, bears overall responsibility for all materials procurement activities and processes throughout the SR Technics Group in his new duties, which he took over from Javid Karim on November 1.
Dirk Meier, who holds an MBA from the Bundeswehr University at Munich, can draw on extensive experience of the aviation sector, particularly in the materials management and materials procurement fields. His new position as Vice President Procurement is located in the Component Services business unit within the SR Technics Group.
Meier has previously held executive positions in procurement and logistics at both
original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) organisations in the aerospace industry. He most recently served as engineering & maintenance manager at TUI Airline Management, where he was
primarily charged with the long-term planning and provision of aircraft engines and
auxiliary power units.
“I am delighted that, in Dirk Meier, we have secured the services of such a skilled and
experienced specialist for our Component Services team,” says Erwin Bamert,
Executive Vice President Component Services, commenting on the change at the top
in SR Technics’ procurement activities. | | Date of publication: 2007/11/20 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Pamela Ann MELROY, | | Director and Deputy Program Manager | | SEI Program Office, Lockheed Martin |
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Born September 17, 1961, in Palo Alto, California. Married to Douglas W. Hollett. Considers Rochester, New York, to be her hometown. Pam enjoys theatre, tap and jazz dancing, reading, cooking, and flying. Her parents, David and Helen Melroy, reside in upstate New York.
Graduated from Bishop Kearney High School, Rochester, New York, in 1979. Bachelor of science degree in physics and astronomy from Wellesley College, 1983. Master of science degree in earth & planetary sciences from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1984.
Member of the Wellesley College Board of Trustees, the Society of Experimental Test Pilots, and the 99s.
Recipient of the Air Force Meritorious Service Medal, First Oak Leaf Cluster; Air Medal, First Oak Leaf Cluster; Aerial Achievement Medal, First Oak Leaf Cluster; and Expeditionary Medal, First Oak Leaf Cluster
Melroy was commissioned through the Air Force ROTC program in 1983. After completing a master’s degree, she attended Undergraduate Pilot Training at Reese Air Force Base in Lubbock, Texas and was graduated in 1985. She flew the KC-10 for six years at Barksdale Air Force Base in Bossier City, Louisiana, as a copilot, aircraft commander and instructor pilot. Melroy is a veteran of JUST CAUSE and DESERT SHIELD/DESERT STORM, with over 200 combat and combat support hours. In June 1991, she attended the Air Force Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base, California. Upon her graduation, she was assigned to the C-17 Combined Test Force, where she served as a test pilot until her selection for the astronaut program. She has logged over 5,000 hours flight time in over 50 different aircraft. Melroy retired from the Air Force in February 2007.
NASA EXPERIENCE: Selected as an astronaut candidate by NASA in December 1994, Melroy reported to the Johnson Space Center in March 1995. She completed a year of training and evaluation and was qualified for flight assignment as a shuttle pilot. Initially assigned to astronaut support duties for launch and landing, she also worked Advanced Projects for the Astronaut Office. She also performed CAPCOM duties in mission control. Melroy served on the Columbia Reconstruction Team as the lead for the crew module and served as deputy project manager for the Columbia crew survival investigation team. In her final position, she served as branch chief for the Orion branch of the Astronaut Office. Melroy served as pilot on two flights (STS-92 in 2000 and STS-112 in 2002), and was the mission commander on STS-120 in 2007. She has logged over 924 hours (over 38 days) in space. Pam Melroy left the agency in August 2009 and currently serves as Deputy Program Manager, Space Exploration Initiatives, Lockheed Martin.
SPACE FLIGHT EXPERIENCE: STS-92 Discovery (October 11-24, 2000) was launched from the Kennedy Space Center, Florida and returned to land at Edwards Air Force Base, California. During the 13-day flight, the seven member crew attached the Z1 Truss and Pressurized Mating Adapter 3 to the International Space Station using Discovery’s robotic arm and performed four space walks to configure these elements. This expansion of the ISS opened the door for future assembly missions and prepared the station for its first resident crew. The STS-92 mission was accomplished in 202 orbits, traveling 5.3 million miles in 12 days, 21 hours, 40 minutes and 25 seconds.
STS-112 Atlantis (October 7-18, 2002) launched from and returned to land at the Kennedy Space Center, Florida. STS-112 was an International Space Station assembly mission during which the crew conducted joint operations with the Expedition-5 by delivering and installing the S1 Truss (the third piece of the station's 11-piece Integrated Truss Structure). It took three spacewalks to outfit and activate the new component, during which Melroy acted as internal spacewalk choreographer. STS-112 was the first shuttle mission to use a camera on the External Tank, providing a live view of the launch to flight controllers and NASA TV viewers. The mission was accomplished in 170 orbits, traveling 4.5 million miles in 10 days, 19 hours, and 58 minutes.
STS-120 Discovery (October 23-November 7, 2007) launched from and returned to land at the Kennedy Space Center, Florida. During the mission, the Node 2 element named “Harmony” was delivered to the International Space Station. This element opened up the capability for future international laboratories to be added to the station. In addition, the P6 Solar Array was re-located from the Z1 Truss to the end of the port side of the Integrated Truss Structure. During the re-deploy of the array, the array panels snagged and were damaged. An unplanned spacewalk was successfully performed to repair the array. The mission was accomplished in 238 orbits, traveling 6.2 million miles in 15 days, 2 hours, and 23 minutes. | | Date of publication: 2009/08/18 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Sean MENKE | | Executive Vice President, Commercial Strategy | | Air Canada |
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Sean Menke, formerly Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer, will become Executive Vice President, Commercial Strategy. In his new role, Mr. Menke will focus on long-term commercial strategy, including distribution and the implementation of the airline's new Polaris reservation management system.
"Sean Menke's leadership has been key to the commercial group's groundbreaking work in re-inventing our business model. This realignment allows him to remain focused on its evolution as we move from design to final implementation of Polaris. Sean's previous experience in managing the transition of an airline reservation system makes him ideally-suited to lead this important project," said Mr. Brewer.
Mr. Menke will report directly to Mr. Brewer and the appointment is effective May 22, 2007.
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| | Sean MENKE | | Executive VP, Chief Marketing Officer | | Republic Airways |
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Republic Airways Holdings today announced that Sean Menke will assume the role of Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer of Republic Airways Holdings.
Menke’s responsibilities will include all aspects of strategy, planning, sales, marketing, distribution and customer experience for both the Frontier and Midwest branded businesses. With this appointment, Menke joins Chief Financial Officer Hal Cooper and Chief Operating Officer Wayne Heller on the Republic Airways Holdings executive management team. Menke had served as Frontier’s President and CEO since September 2007, and, prior to that, as Air Canada’s Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer from June 2005 until his return to Frontier.
“Sean and his team did a wonderful job restructuring Frontier and returning the airline to sustained profitability, and we are delighted Sean decided to join the Republic Airways team,” said Republic Chairman, President and CEO Bryan Bedford. “There’s no question that the domestic airline industry faces real challenges, and that the competitive landscape will continue to evolve. Sean brings us a strong track record of developing innovative revenue management strategies at Frontier and Air Canada. In his role of managing the entire brand business for Republic, that experience will be invaluable.”
“Certainly I have a strong affection for Frontier Airlines and Lynx, and I am thrilled to be able to drive the development of the brand going forward with Midwest,” said Menke. “I am also looking forward to working with the Republic leadership team to help diversify their revenue stream in order to better position all aspects of the business for continued success.” | | Date of publication: 2009/10/08 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Emmanuel N. MENU | | Directeur Général pour ses opérations en Europe | | JET AIRWAYS |
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Jet Airways, la compagnie privée « leader » sur le marché Indien, a annoncé aujourd’hui la nomination de Monsieur Emmanuel N. MENU comme Directeur Général pour l’Europe Continentale. Emmanuel N. Menu succède à Abraham Joseph qui se voit confié l’escale de Toronto où il assurera le développement de la compagnie au Canada.
Dans ses nouvelles fonctions de Directeur Général, Emmanuel N. Menu sera responsable du développement du « business plan » du hub de Bruxelles – hub européen de Jet Airways récemment annoncé - et il assurera l’entière responsabilité tant des ventes et marketing que des opérations en Europe Continentale. Il dirigera les équipes européennes de ventes « passagers et cargo », ainsi que les équipes opérationnelles.
Au cours des 16 années d’expérience dans l’industrie aérienne, Emmanuel N. Menu a assuré plusieurs fonctions de senior management chez Sabena, Swissair et SN Brussels Airlines. Avant de rejoindre l’équipe de Bruxelles, il assurait les fonctions de Directeur Général de Jet Airways au Royaume-Uni et en Irlande, où il a développé les opérations de la compagnie qui comptent aujourd’hui pas moins de 27 fréquences par semaine reliant l’Inde et Londres Heathrow.
Emmanuel N. Menu commente sa nomination : « Je me réjouis de relever ce nouveau défi au sein de Jet Airways, au moment où la compagnie a décidé de créer son hub Européen à Bruxelles et où elle introduit dans sa flotte les nouveaux avions long-courrier B777 et A330. Jet Airways débutera ses opérations continentales le 5 Août 2007 en lançant un vol quotidien non-stop de Bruxelles vers Mumbai et vers New-York (Newark), et plus tard dans la saison, un nouveau vol non-stop vers Delhi et Toronto à raison de 5 fois par semaine - vols qui deviendront quotidiens à partir de la saison hiver -. Jet Airways a révélé à la presse, la semaine dernière, son nouveau produit en First Class, ainsi qu’en Classe Affaire « Première » et en Classe Economique, et je pense que ce service, d’un niveau inégalé actuellement dans notre industrie, fera la différence dans le choix des voyageurs qui se rendent en Inde, aux USA et au Canada. »
Emmanuel N. Menu a pris ses fonctions de Directeur Général avec effet immédiat et rapportera directement à Mme. Anita GOYAL, Vice Président Exécutif Ventes & Marketing.
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| | Emmanuel MENU | | Vice-président Europe Continentale | | Jet Airways Continental Europe |
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Monsieur Emmanuel Menu est promu au poste de Vice-président Europe Continentale. Il travaillera en très étroite collaboration avec M. Segran, à partir du nouveau siège parisien de Jet Airways. Emmanuel Menu a débuté sa carrière en 1989 à la Sabena, pour laquelle il a assumé des fonctions de management en Afrique, en Belgique et en Espagne oû il est devenu Directeur Général. Après la reprise de la Sabena par Swissair, il a été nommé Vice-président Global Sales pour Swissair/Sabena. En 2001, il devient Directeur Général Swissair France. Il a ensuite travaillé au service de SN Brussels Airlines jusqu'en 2003, notamment en qualité de Senior Vice-président Commercial pour l'Europe du Sud et de l'Est. Emmanuel Menu a créé l'équipe Jet Airways destinée à travailler en Belgique et a exercé la fonction de General Manager de Jet Airways au Royaume-Uni et en Irlande jusqu'en mars 2007. Ensuite, il a été nommé General Manager de Jet Airways Continental Europe afin de gérer la mise en place du hub européen de Bruxelles. | | Date of publication: 2008/03/25 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Ralph MEONI | | Senior Vice President for Strategy and Planning | | BAE Systems |
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BAE Systems announces the appointment of Ralph Meoni as Senior Vice President of Strategy and Planning. Ralph will lead the strategic planning and integrated business planning process for the company. He will also be responsible for coordinating business development and crafting strategies and initiatives to promote growth, both organically and through acquisitions.
“Strategic planning is essential to ensure we continue anticipating and satisfying our customers’ need,” said Walt Havenstein, BAE Systems president and chief executive officer. “We are pleased to have Ralph join us, and believe his experience and leadership will enable us to continue meeting the emerging requirements of the marketplace.”
Prior to joining BAE Systems, Ralph worked for ITT where he has held a succession of management and leadership positions since 1988. Most recently, he served as the President for the Advanced Engineering & Sciences Division. Ralph also has experience working in corporate development, mergers and acquisitions, strategic and operations planning, process improvement, product assurance and program management.
Ralph retired from the U.S. Army after serving in combat infantry and material logistics assignments that ranged from platoon through corps level. A graduate of the United States Military Academy, Ralph holds a Bachelor of Science degree in engineering, along with a master’s degree in business administration awarded by the University of Northern Colorado. | | Date of publication: 2008/02/11 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Ari MESKANEN | | Senior Vice President | | Vaisala |
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Ari Meskanen, Chief Technology Officer of Vaisala has been appointed Senior Vice President, Group Marketing and Sales starting January 1st 2010. Ari also continues in his current role of CTO until a successor has been appointed. | | Date of publication: 2009/12/10 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Zoltán MESTER | | chief officer for infrastructural and portfolio ma | | Malév |
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Zoltán Mester will become chief officer for infrastructural and portfolio management. His sphere of authority covers facility operations, procurement and informatics as well as all the company’s affiliates. The appointment of Zoltán Mester requires an amendment to the Operational Regulations, which is why his official assignment to the post can only be announced after liaison with the unions.
Zoltán Mester, who similarly qualified as an economist, has worked as a financial consultant with CA IB Corporate Finance and its legal predecessors since 1990, where he held various positions. He was appointed CEO of the company in 2004. As an investment banking specialist he played a key role in the privatization projects for Budapest Airport and Malév Hungarian Airlines.
| | Date of publication: 2007/06/04 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Corinne MEUTEY | | Head of Corporate Communications France | | EADS |
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Corinne Meutey nominated Head of Corporate Communications France at EADS as of July 1, 2007
Paris, 18 June 2007 - Mrs Corinne Meutey will take over the position of Head of Corporate Communications France as of July 1, 2007. In this position, she will succeed Isabelle Desmet, who will remain in charge until the end of June 2007 before leaving EADS in order to take over new responsibilities. Corinne Meutey will report to the Head of Corporate Communications of EADS, Christof Ehrhart.
Corinne Meutey worked previously as an adviser for press and communication to the Minister of Transport, Infrastructure, Tourism and the Sea, Minister of Justice, and Minister of Ecology and Sustainable Development. She also worked as Head
of Communication of Janssen-Cilag in France (JOHNSON & JOHNSON) from 1988 to 2000.
| | Date of publication: 2007/06/18 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Paul K. MEYER | | Sector Vice President, Air Mobility Systems | | Northrop Grumman’s Integrated Systems sector |
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Paul K. Meyer is sector vice president, Air Mobility Systems, for Northrop Grumman’s Integrated Systems sector. In a new market segment for sector operating out of Melbourne, Fla., Meyer leads the company’s KC-30 capture team for the U.S. Air Force tanker replacement program, as well as the development of new and emerging products and technologies in pursuit of other air mobility competitive programs.
From January 2003 until October 2006, Mr. Meyer was sector vice president for the sector’s Advanced Capabilities Development organization, where he was responsible for creating and guiding next-generation growth opportunities for the sector, including leading the strategic thrust for CWIN, the sector’s cyber warfare integration network. Prior to 2003, he was vice president, Business and Strategy Development, for the sector’s Air Combat Systems business area and before that, deputy and director for the Business and Advanced Systems Development organization, a business activity focused on developing and capturing key system integration acquisitions and nurturing the necessary technology capability for the business area.
Before joining Northrop Grumman in May 2000, Mr. Meyer was vice president, Business Development at Lockheed Martin Skunk Works, where he was responsible for new business development aspects. His experience encompassed management of new and sustaining program development, classified program and technology development, international special mission aircraft sales, reusable space launch vehicle market development, and strategic planning for the entire company.
Mr. Meyer has been actively involved in the aerospace industry since August 1988, with varied duties as an avionics design engineer, business development manager on the Advanced Tactical Fighter DEM/VAL program, and system engineer on F-117A. While a member of the stealth fighter team, he served in several program management positions in Mission Planning, F-117 Advanced Programs, A/F-117X, and ultimately TACAIR Special Projects, focusing on advanced fighter design concepts.
He earned his bachelor of science in Business Administration in 1978 and was commissioned as an officer in the United States Air Force at the University of Missouri-Columbia. Meyer is a graduate of the USAF Fighter Weapons Instructor Course. He is also a graduate of USC’s Executive Management Development Program.
| | Date of publication: 2008/01/16 | | Category: Other | | Update your profile | |
| | DAVID MICHELS 59 years old | | non-executive director - easyjet | | easyjet |
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easyJet plc announced that David Michels (59) has been appointed to the board as a non-executive director with effect from Monday, 6 March 2006. David is the Group Chief Executive of Hilton Group plc.
On joining the board he will become Chairman of the Remuneration Committee, a member of the Audit Committee and the Senior Independent Non-Executive Director.
David has held a number of senior management and plc Board positions in the leisure industry, including roles at Ladbroke, Hilton International, Stakis and more recently Hilton Group plc (previously Ladbroke Group plc) where he became Group Chief Executive in June 2000. He is a non-executive director of British Land Company.
Sir Colin Chandler, Chairman of easyJet plc, said:
“David will be an excellent addition to the Board of easyJet plc and his appointment is the result of a rigorous search process to find a replacement for Tony Ilsley, who left the Board in September 2005. He brings an unrivalled understanding of the leisure and travel industries, a wealth of plc experience and strong international experience in well-known, consumer-facing brands. I am delighted that we have attracted a businessman of his calibre and experience.”
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| | Gil MICHIELIN 49 years old | | President | | EUROCAE |
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Thales is proud to announce that Gil Michielin, Vice President and General Manager of Thales Commercial Aircraft Solutions has been appointed President of EUROCAE.
EUROCAE is a non-profit making organization providing a European forum to establish reference standards for Airborne and On Ground electronic equipment and systems for air transport.
Emmanuel Grave, Vice President and General Manager of Thales aerospace activities commented, “ we are extremely proud of Gil’s achievement and are certain that he will bring a valuable input to this important European initiative.”
Gil Michielin has spent 20 years within the aviation industry and is an expert in this field.
Gil Michielin, 49, is a graduate Engineer in Electronics. In his different appointments within the Thales Group, he has participated in some of the major European civil and military programs such as Mirage 2000 and Rafale combat aircraft, Nimrod and ATL2 maritime patrol aircraft, Transall and C130 upgrades, as well as Tiger and NH90 military helicopters, and more recently major commercial aircraft programs such as A380 and B787. | | Date of publication: 2007/06/12 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Franck MICHOLET | | Directeur des Achats | | EADS SOCATA |
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Socata annonce ce jour la nomination de Franck Micholet au poste de directeur des Achats. Il succède à ce poste à Raphaël Duflos, qui rejoint EADS Astrium.
Franck Micholet, âgé de 36 ans, était précédemment l’adjoint du directeur des Achats. Ingénieur en construction aéronautique et automobile issu de l’ESTACA à Paris et titulaire d’un MBA de l’Institut d’administration d’entreprises de la Sorbonne, il a débuté sa carrière professionnelle, comme acheteur à Air France Industries en 1997. En 2000 il part à New York pour prendre la direction de Spare Partners International Inc., filiale d’Air France pour l’achat de rechanges. Il revient en Europe en 2002 et rejoint le groupe EADS en tant que responsable des achats d’EADS Defense & Security Systems, avec la responsabilité des achats généraux pour la France, l’Allemagne et le Royaume-Uni avant de rejoindre en 2004 EADS Socata.
EADS Socata est un des constructeurs leaders mondiaux de l’aviation générale, avec plus de 17,000 avions construit depuis sa création en tant que Morane-Saulnier en 1911. Les produits actuels comprennent la famille des turbopropulseurs à grande vitesse TBM, les monomoteurs à piston TB GT et les aérostructures pour les avions de ligne Airbus, le transporteur militaire A400M, les Dassault Falcon Jets, les hélicoptères Eurocopter et les jets régionaux Embraer. EADS Socata développe actuellement ses activités de service client, pour soutenir la flotte grandissante de TBM et propose son expertise des avions légers pour tout avion de moins de 5,7 t en modernisation d’avionique, maintenance et réparation dans le cadre d’offres globales. Implantée à Tarbes (Hautes Pyrénées, France), avec une base nord-américaine à Pembroke Pines, en Floride, EADS Socata est une filiale du groupe EADS. Leader mondial de l’aéronautique, de l’espace, de la défense et des services associés, EADS a enregistré un chiffre d’affaires de 39,4 milliards d’euros en 2006 et emploie plus de 116 800 personnes à travers le monde. | | Date of publication: 2007/07/03 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Alexandre Mihaïl | | ingénieur en chef de l'armement | | Rolls-Royce Heritage Trust |
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Alexandre Mihaïl, ingénieur en chef de l'armement (CR), a été coopté membre honoraire de la Rolls-Royce Heritage Trust (Scottish Branch). | | Date of publication: 2005/09/22 | | Category: Distinctions | | Update your profile | |
| | Kathryn MIKELLS | | Vice President - Investor Relations | | United Air Lines |
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Kathryn Mikells is named Vice President-Investor Relations.
In her new role, Mikells will leverage her financial experience with the company to continue to build the investor relations function, representing United to the business and financial analyst community, and working closely with investors.
Mikells joined United in 1994, and successfully held several vice president and other leadership positions in finance and corporate real estate. Most recently, she served as vice president-Financial Planning and Analysis, where she was responsible for business development and overseeing the company’s operating and capital budgets. Prior to that, she was vice president and treasurer for United, where she oversaw corporate finance, risk management, cash management, insurance and corporate tax. She also played a pivotal role in United’s restructuring, managing aircraft negotiations and financing issues. She also previously served as the chief financial officer of Mileage Plus.
“Kathryn brings significant financial experience – from corporate financial planning and analysis to her work during our restructuring and her CFO experience with Mileage Plus – which will serve her well in this important position as she continues to build United’s relationship with our investors,” said Glenn Tilton, United president, chairman and CEO.
In her new role, Mikells will report jointly to Jake Brace, executive vice president and chief financial officer, and Rosemary Moore, senior vice president – Corporate and Government Affairs.
A replacement for Mikells was not immediately named.
| | Date of publication: 2007/07/18 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Frank MIKKELSEN | | Managing Director, Norway and Spain | | UFIS Airport Solutions |
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Mikkelsen is a successful and experienced project manager and engineer with many years of airport and IT experience. He possesses a thorough knowledge of baggage handling processes and systems as well as the airport business, gathered through his work as a project and sales manager for numerous airport baggage handling projects.
Most recently Mikkelsen has been working as the on-site project manager for UFIS AI’s BRAINS® project at Barcelona Airport’s new Terminal 1. He will continue to take care of the operations and maintenance phase of the project in addition to his new responsibilities as managing director.
“I am very pleased to welcome to the management team such an experienced and high-qualified person as Frank Mikkelsen," said Anders Sagadin, President and CEO of the UFIS Group. "I am convinced that he will bring UFIS AI to a higher level of success due not only to his abilities in business analyses, project management and solutions implementation but also to his openness, great communication skills, flexibility and result-chasing attitude. | | Date of publication: 2009/06/02 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Linda A. MILLS | | Corporate vice president and president of its Information Technology (IT) sector | | Northrop Grumman |
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Northrop Grumman Corporation announced today that its board of directors has elected Linda A. Mills, 58, corporate vice president and president of its Information Technology (IT) sector effective Feb. 1, 2008.
As president of the IT sector, Mills will lead a premier provider of advanced information technology, engineering, and business solutions for domestic and international government clients, with sales of approximately $4 billion and approximately 18,500 people worldwide.
"We greatly appreciate the contributions made by Jim O'Neill to Northrop Grumman since he joined the company in 2002," Sugar said. "As president of Information Technology, Jim led Northrop Grumman's IT business to very strong competitive positions in both traditional and adjacent businesses. On behalf of the entire senior management team, we wish him well in his retirement."
Mills joined Northrop Grumman with the TRW acquisition in 2002 and is currently president of the Civilian Agencies business group of the IT sector. She previously served as the sector's vice president for Operations and Processes. Prior to joining the IT sector, she was vice president for Mission Assurance/Six Sigma at the company's Mission Systems sector where she served in a number of increasingly responsible leadership positions since joining the company in 1979.
Mills earned a bachelor's degree in mathematics from Santa Clara University and a master's degree in computer science from the University of Illinois. She was honored as one of Profiles in Diversity Journal's "Women Worth Watching in 2007" for her leadership achievements. | | Date of publication: 2006/03/24 | | Category: | | Update your profile | |
| | Thierry MISSON 49 years old | | COO of the Aircraft Engineering division | | Aeroconseil |
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Thierry Misson, 49 years old, will join the Group at mid-March as COO of the Aircraft Engineering division. With his knowledge of aeronautical engineering and many years of experience in equipment manufacturing gained with Technofan, a subsidiary of Safran group, he will make a valuable contribution to the development strategy of the Aircraft Engineering division. | | Date of publication: 2008/03/06 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Kevin MITCHELL | | Sector Vice President of Production Operations | | Northrop Grumman - Technical Services Sector |
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Northrop Grumman Corporation has named Kevin Mitchell sector vice president of production operations for its Technical Services sector, effective August 7, 2010. Mitchell will also serve as site manager of the Lake Charles Maintenance and Modification Center, Lake Charles, La.
In this newly created position, Mitchell will have overall responsibility for production operations including planning, organizing, directing and controlling activities of all of the sector's production centers ensuring the on-time delivery and quality of products and services.
Mitchell most recently served as the director for production and site manager at the Northrop Grumman Aerospace System's Palmdale Manufacturing Center where he supported such programs as the F-35 and Global Hawk unmanned aerial system. He has also served as the director for production for the F/A-18 E/F Super Hornet program.
Mitchell earned a bachelor's degree in business and a master's in business administration from the University of Phoenix. | | Date of publication: 2010/08/02 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | John M. MITNICK | | Vice President and General Counsel | | Raytheon Technical Services Company LLC |
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John M. Mitnick has joined Raytheon Technical Services Company LLC, a subsidiary of Raytheon Company , as vice president and general counsel.
Mitnick is responsible for the delivery of legal services to RTSC. He is also responsible for the Environmental, Health, and Safety function and leads the RTSC legal team as it collaborates with its business partners to develop legal, ethics, and compliance solutions while facilitating business growth.
He was formerly associate counsel to the president of the United States, responsible for homeland security matters. Before moving to the White House, Mitnick served as associate general counsel for science and technology at the Department of Homeland Security and as counsel to the assistant attorney general, Antitrust Division, at the Department of Justice.
Before serving in the Bush administration, Mitnick was a partner at Kilpatrick Stockton LLP in Atlanta, Ga., where he specialized in international and domestic mergers and acquisitions, strategic alliances, commercial transactions, technology development and licensing, and general corporate matters. While at Kilpatrick Stockton, he also served as adjunct professor of law at the Georgia State University College of Law.
Mitnick received his B.A. degree in history and political science, summa cum laude, from Emory University in 1984. He received a B.A. degree in jurisprudence from Oxford University in 1987 and his J.D. degree from the University of Virginia School of Law in 1988.
RTSC provides technology solutions for defense, federal, and commercial customers worldwide. RTSC specializes in Mission Support, counter- proliferation and counter-terrorism, homeland security solutions, base and range operations, and customized engineering and manufacturing. | | Date of publication: 2007/12/19 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Andy MOHLER | | Manager simulation/training Information Systems | | Northrop Grumman |
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Northrop Grumman Corporation's Andy Mohler has been elected president of the Navy League of the United States Central Florida Council.
Mohler is Manager of simulation and training for Northrop Grumman's Information Systems sector. He is responsible for the development and execution of training programs in live, virtual and constructive simulations for the company's U.S. Department of Defense customers.
Mohler will serve as president of the Central Florida Navy League from 2009-2011. The league strives to promote awareness of the military's sacrifice for the nation; advocate greater participation in supporting the nation's troops and veterans and by doing so strengthen the nation's commitment towards its military services.
Prior to joining Northrop Grumman, Mohler served in the U.S. Navy for 26 years. He earned a degree in systems engineering from the U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md., and is a distinguished graduate of the U.S. Navy Test Pilot School, Patuxent River, Md. He earned a master's degree in national resource strategy from the Industrial College of the Armed Forces, Washington, D.C. He is also a certified Project Management Professional.
In addition to his lifetime membership with the Central Florida Navy League, Mohler has been a member of the board of directors of the National Center for Simulation and Leadership Orlando. | | Date of publication: 2009/02/10 | | Category: | | Update your profile | |
| | Jason MOIR | | Learjet sales director | | Bombardier |
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Bombardier Learjet today announced the appointment of Jason Moir as Learjet sales director, central United States. Reporting to Ed Thomas, regional vice-president, Learjet sales, US., Mr. Moir is responsible for the sale of new Learjet business aircraft in Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Nebraska and Colorado.
Mr. Moir holds a Bachelor of Commerce from Concordia University in Montréal, Canada. He has held various positions at Bombardier over the past eight years. From 2001 to 2004 he was based in Tucson, Arizona where he was responsible for strategic sourcing on new development programs including the Bombardier Learjet 40 and Bombardier Learjet 45 XR aircraft as well as the Bombardier Challenger 300 jet.
His most recent position was contract manager for the Challenger 850 aircraft, during which he was responsible for all aspects of the contract negotiation and aircraft delivery process for the program worldwide.
Mr. Moir is based in Wichita, Kansas. | | Date of publication: 2007/12/24 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Lucas MOLLAN | | Chief Technical Officer | | Avolon |
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Lucas Mollan is a senior aviation industry executive, with over 20 years of experience in the technical management arena. Lucas will be a key member of Avolon’s senior management team and will define and manage Avolon’s technical strategy for all aircraft acquisitions, leases and disposals. He will also manage all technical relationships with airlines, airframe and engine manufacturers, maintenance repair and overhaul companies (MRO’s) and aviation regulators.
Most recently, Lucas served as Managing Director of Thomas Cook Aircraft Engineering, a subsidiary of Thomas Cook Group plc, a leading global travel group and a FTSE 250 company. At Thomas Cook, Lucas was responsible for the provision of in house maintenance and engineering support to the various Thomas Cook Airlines fleets, totalling over 60 aircraft. He was also responsible for the purchasing and management of outsourced MRO services such as engine overhaul, component support services and heavy maintenance, and for the provision of aircraft maintenance and technical support services to third party airline customers.
Prior to joining the Thomas Cook Group, Lucas served in senior technical roles for several UK airlines including: Air 2000, JMC Airlines and MyTravel Airways. Lucas has also previously worked for Airbus, assisting airlines to introduce new Airbus aircraft into their fleet. He is a graduate of Aeronautical Engineering from Bristol University. | | Date of publication: 2010/09/08 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Christian MONS | | Président | | GICAT |
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Christian Mons reconduit à la présidence du groupement des Industries de Défense Terrestre et de Sécurité
L'Assemblée générale réunie à l’Ecole militaire ce jeudi 8 juillet a procédé au renouvellement du Conseil d’administration et à l'élection du président du GICAT.
Christian Mons a été reconduit à la tête du groupement professionnel de défense terrestre et de sécurité pour un nouveau mandat de deux ans. | | Date of publication: 2010/07/13 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Pedro MONTOYA 45 years old | | Group Chief Compliance Officer | | EADS |
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The Board of Directors has decided to implement a new compliance organization for the EADS Group.
Pedro Montoya (45) has been appointed Chief Compliance Officer (CCO), effective immediately.
Pedro Montoya is in charge of setting up and managing the newly created corporate compliance office. He is responsible for structuring and implementing a re-designed EADS Ethics and Compliance Programme.
The CCO reports to the Chief Executive Officer and has direct access to the EADS Board and Audit Committee. The organization’s mission is to ensure that the group conducts its business in compliance with relevant Laws and best practices endorsed by the Group. Beyond that, it is one of EADS’s responses to the growing societal demand for ethical and responsible corporate behavior.
A senior international company lawyer, Montoya was between 1986 and 1990 Legal Counsel in Procter & Gamble España, SA. In 1990, he joined the Spanish Aerospace CASA group where he became General Counsel and Company Secretary. In 2000, he joined the EADS Group as VP Head of Contracts, Litigation and Intellectual Property. Since 2006, he was General Counsel EADS International. | | Date of publication: 2008/10/23 | | Category: Distinctions | | Update your profile | |
| | Jean C. MONTY | | Corporate Director | | Bombardier |
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Director since 1998
On April 24, 2002, Mr. Jean C. Monty retired as Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Bell Canada Enterprises (BCE Inc.), following a 28-year career. Prior to joining BCE Inc., he was Vice-Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Nortel Networks Corporation. He joined Nortel in October 1992 as President and Chief Operating Officer, becoming President and Chief Executive Officer in March 1993. He began his career at Bell Canada in 1974 and has held numerous positions in the BCE group. He is a Special Advisor to General Atlantic Partners, a global private equity group, and an investor and director of Centria, Fiera Capital and Contramax. In recognition of his achievements, he was named Canada's Outstanding CEO of the Year for 1997.
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| | Frank MOORE | | Director, Communications Northrop Grumm... | | Northrop Grumman |
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Frank Moore is the director of Communications for Northrop Grumman Information Technology (IT). Mr. Moore is responsible for communications and branding activities with target audiences including customers, partners, employees, members of the media and industry analysts. He leads the IT sector's external strategic communications efforts, and manages the sector’s executive and employee communications program.
Mr. Moore is an accomplished communications executive in disciplines including media relations, employee and executive communications, marketing, and community relations. Since 2001, Mr. Moore served as Northrop Grumman’s corporate director, Media Relations, developing and implementing broad-based external communications programs to support the company's business objectives and philosophies. He provided communications counsel and media strategy to the executive leadership team, including the chairman and chief executive officer, and managed the media relations activities for corporate acquisitions, including several companies that have been incorporated into the IT sector.
Mr. Moore joined Northrop Grumman in 1999 as director of Executive and Employee Communications, responsible for speaking opportunities for senior corporate executives. He directed the implementation of a companywide employee communications program, and created and managed the editorial content for a variety of corporate Web-based and print marketing publications.
Previously, Mr. Moore served as a vice president with Fleishman-Hillard, Inc., a leading public relations agency that provides strategic communications counsel to local, national and international clients. He also served as vice president, Investor Relations and Corporate Communications, for a large California-based financial institution.
Mr. Moore earned his bachelor's degree in journalism with an emphasis in public relations from San Diego State University. He is also a graduate of San Francisco Academy, an executive development program in corporate communications.
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| | John MOORE | | Senior Vice President Commercial | | ATR |
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John MOORE received a BA in Biology from the University of California, Santa Cruz in 1981 and a Masters in International Business from the American Graduate School of International Management in 1983.
He started his career in 1985 at Overseas Private Investment Corp., providing political risk insurance and project financing to U.S. firms investing in developing countries.
In 1990 he joined British Aerospace in the U.S. commercial aircraft division as a contract manager. He was subsequently promoted in 1992 to Director of Contracts, responsible for negotiation and commercial management of U.S. commercial aircraft customers for Jetstream and Avro RJ divisions.
He joined ATR in 1996 as a result of AI(R), the joint venture between ATR and British Aerospace.
In 1998 he relocated to Toulouse, France and assumed the position of Vice President, Contracts and Negotiation with ATR. In that position he was responsible for the negotiation and management of commercial relations with ATR customers worldwide.
In September 2000, he became President of ATR North America where he was responsible for all support and sales activities for ATR customers in North America, representing one-third of the total ATR fleet.
He is appointed Senior Vice President Commercial as of 1st June 2004.
John Moore was born in 1957, in Los Angeles, California and has two children.
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| | Frank MOORE | | lead executive for the A C S Program | | Northrop Grumman Corporation |
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Northrop Grumman Corporation announced today the addition of Frank Moore as lead executive for the Aerial Common Sensor (ACS) program. Northrop Grumman is leading a team competing for the U.S. Army's ACS program, an airborne platform that will provide the warfighter with actionable intelligence, reconnaissance, surveillance and target acquisition capability.
Moore reports to Philip Teel, corporate vice president and president of Northrop Grumman Mission Systems sector and works with Dan Allen, sector vice president and general manager of Intelligence, Reconnaissance and Surveillance (ISR) division for Northrop Grumman Mission Systems.
"ACS is a key pursuit for our company, and Frank's expertise leading large integration projects for the U.S. military is a good match for this complex program. He will bring the right leadership to our team as we develop a solid, risk-managed solution using an incremental development approach," said Teel. "He has a strong record of leadership across a diverse set of major U.S. Department of Defense development and acquisition programs."
The ACS team will leverage Moore's experience as the current vice president and general manager of the Missile Defense Division, where he directs and integrates all sector programs in support of strategic deterrent and missile defense missions. Key to the ACS pursuit is Moore's successful experience managing airborne ISR programs for Northrop Grumman, where he led development, production, integration, and sustainment activities.
Prior to joining the company, Moore had a distinguished 31-year career in the U.S. Air Force, retiring with the rank of Major General. He held a series of key positions managing development and acquisition programs and served as Program Executive Officer for Bombers, Missiles, and Trainers. Moore also served as Director of Special Programs for the Undersecretary of Defense for Acquisition and Technology and Deputy Director of Defense Threat Reduction Agency.
Moore earned a Bachelor of Science degree in aeronautical engineering from the U.S. Air Force Academy and a master's in business administration from the Wharton School of Finance and Commerce at the University of Pennsylvania. He is a graduate of the Air War College and has completed the program management course at Defense Systems Management College and the national security leadership course at Johns Hopkins and Syracuse Universities.
ACS will be a unique, next-generation intelligence, reconnaissance, surveillance and target acquisition aircraft, which will -- from the moment it arrives over the battlefield -- provide commanders in theater and troops on the ground with critical situational intelligence. ACS will detect troop movements and intercept communications and radar transmissions, allowing the Army to direct dominant and effective firepower before enemy forces know they have been detected. | | Date of publication: 2008/04/08 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Perry MOORE | | New General Manager | | Boeing, Fabrication's Portland Site |
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Perry Moore has been named general manager of Boeing Fabrication's Portland manufacturing site, effective immediately. In his new role, Moore also serves as the site executive within the State of Oregon working with government and community agencies and representing Boeing. Moore reports to Ross Bogue, vice president and general manager of Boeing Fabrication, a Boeing Commercial Airplanes organization.
The Boeing Portland site, located in Gresham, Ore., serves as the manufacturing center of excellence for fabrication and assembly operations of complex machining, gear systems and end-item pilot controls for Commercial Airplanes. | | Date of publication: 2009/08/18 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Jim MORAVECEK | | President | | Engine Alliance |
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Jim Moravecek has been named President of the Engine Alliance, a 50/50 joint venture of General Electric and Pratt & Whitney, a division of United Technologies Corp.
Moravecek will succeed Bruce Hughes who will return to GE Aviation in a leadership position.
Moravecek has been with Engine Alliance-partner Pratt & Whitney for 35 years. He assumes the Engine Alliance’s top position after having been the Director of the GP7200 program for Pratt & Whitney since 2005.
“I am excited for the opportunity to lead the Engine Alliance as we work toward the flawless entry into service of the GP7200 engine later this year,” Moravecek said. “It is an honor to succeed Bruce Hughes, whose leadership has made this joint venture and the engine itself so successful.”
Throughout his career with Pratt & Whitney, Moravecek has held positions of increasing responsibility in engineering, marketing and program management. Moravecek holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and an MBA from the University of Connecticut.
“Jim’s commitment to the Engine Alliance and extensive experience with our customers gives me every confidence that both the Engine Alliance and our customers will benefit from his leadership,” said Bruce Hughes. “I wish Jim and the entire Engine Alliance team the best success.” | | Date of publication: 2008/06/06 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Stephen Morrell | | vice president of finance and treasurer | | US Airways |
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Stephen Morrell is US Airways’ vice president of finance and treasurer. Morrell is responsible for US Airways’ capital markets and aircraft financing and transactions, insurance programs, risk and cash management, pensions, investments programs, treasury, and fuel.
Morrell joined US Airways in 1994 as an analyst, maintenance operations. Since that time he has served in a number of positions in treasury, including director of treasury operations, assistant treasurer and most recently, vice president of financial planning and analysis. He attended the University of Rochester and received a bachelor’s degree in economics in 1985. He also holds a master’s degree in business administration with a concentration in finance from the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University. Morrell served in the United States Navy from 1985-1992.
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| | Géry MORTREUX 40 years old | | directeur maintenance et ingéniérie Sabena | | Sabena Technics |
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Géry Mortreux est nommé directeur maintenance et ingénierie de Sabena technics Bruxelles
Géry Mortreux est nommé directeur maintenance
et ingénierie de Sabena technics Bruxelles
Bruxelles / Dinard, le 27 mars 2007
Sabena technics, l’un des principaux acteurs européens indépendants de la maintenance aéronautique, annonce la nomination de Géry Mortreux comme directeur des activités “maintenance et ingénierie” du site de Bruxelles.
Géry Mortreux a débuté sa carrière chez Air Inter en 1989. La même année, il est détaché chez Inter Cargo Services en tant qu’ingénieur d’entretien, en charge notamment de l’aménagement cabine de Boeing 737 Quick Change.
Il est ensuite chargé en 1991 des contrats de maintenance des moteurs, responsable de la négociation et du suivi de la réalisation des contrats de maintenance des moteurs de la flotte Air Inter. Ensuite, il anime les équipes de maintenance lourde des A300.
M. Mortreux rejoint Air France en 1996 et occupe successivement les postes de responsable ingénierie des Boeing 737/727, responsable de production des Boeing 747/767, directeur de la flotte des A320 et directeur de la supply chain. Enfin, il est nommé vice-président en charge de la maintenance des équipements où il développe les synergies industrielles avec les partenaires et filiales.
Ingénieur de formation, Géry Mortreux est diplômé de l’Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Mécanique et d’Aéronautique (Poitiers, France). Agé de 40 ans, il est marié et père de deux enfants.
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Filiale du groupe TAT créée en 1969, Sabena technics est un des principaux acteurs européens indépendants de la maintenance aéronautique. Son expertise couvre les services de maintenance, de réparation et de révision pour les compagnies aériennes régionales, les compagnies opérant des moyens et des longs courriers et le secteur militaire. Suite à l’acquisition de Barfield aux Etats-Unis, Sabena technics compte aujourd’hui plus de 2 650 collaborateurs répartis sur | | Date of publication: 2007/03/28 | | Category: | | Update your profile | |
| | Pierre-Yves MORVAN | | Directeur général adjoint de Microturbo | | Microturbo |
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Pierre-Yves Morvan est nommé Directeur général adjoint de Microturbo
A compter du 1er août, Pierre-Yves Morvan devient directeur général adjoint de Microturbo. Il succède à Jean-Louis Chenard qui a quitté le groupe Safran.
Pierre-Yves Morvan, ingénieur diplômé de l'Estaca, entre à Turbomeca en 1990 à Bordes, où il reste dans le domaine de la production jusqu'en 1995. A cette date, il rejoint une autre filiale du Groupe, Sofrance, dont il prend la responsabilité de la direction commerciale en 1999. En janvier 2002, il rejoint la direction du Support Opérateur de Turbomeca au poste de chef du département commercial. En 2004, il est nommé directeur Production de Turbomeca, puis en 2006, directeur Intégration et Achats. Depuis juin 2008, Pierre-Yves Morvan était directeur Supply-chain, Achats et Systèmes d’Information de Turbomeca.
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| | Alan Mottram | | directeur marketing d'Alcatel | | Alcatel |
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Alan Mottram est nommé directeur marketing d'Alcatel
Paris, le 21 septembre 2005:
Alcatel annonce aujourd'hui la nomination d'Alan Mottram en tant que directeur
marketing du Groupe en remplacement de Ron Spithill.
Dans le cadre de cette fonction, il est responsable du positionnement
global d'Alcatel sur le marché, de la communication marketing, des
relations avec les analystes industriels, de la gestion des partenariats et
des alliances.
Ron Spithill partira à la retraite en octobre 2005, après 43 ans d'activité
chez Alcatel. Avant d'être directeur Marketing du Groupe, il a été
Président d'Alcatel pour la région Asie Pacifique et directeur général
d'Alcatel en Australie.
Alan Mottram est Président des activités solutions fixes d'Alcatel depuis
début 2003, en charge notamment du positionnement d'Alcatel dans l'IPTV et
les réseaux de nouvelle génération. Il a occupé différentes fonctions de
management au sein des activités accès, entreprise, logiciel et services
d'Alcatel. Il a rejoint Alcatel en 1991, pour y développer l 'activité
opérateurs d'Alcatel au Royaume-Uni. Alan Mottram a commencé sa carrière
chez General Electric au Royaume-Uni où il a passé 10 ans dans les
activités de communication et de défense.
À propos d'Alcatel
Alcatel fournit des solutions de communication permettant aux opérateurs de
télécoms, aux fournisseurs d'accès Internet et aux entreprises de disposer
de moyens de communication voix, données, vidéo pour leurs clients ou leurs
salariés. Avec des positions de leader dans les réseaux à haut débit fixes
et mobiles ainsi que dans les applications et les services, Alcatel permet
à ses clients et partenaires de mettre l'utilisateur au c?ur du haut débit.
Avec un chiffre d'affaires de 12,3 milliards d'euros et 56 000 salariés en
2004, Alcatel est présent dans plus de 130 pays.
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| | Ihssane MOUNIR | | Sales Vice President for Latin America and Africa | | Boeing |
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Boeing has named Ihssane Mounir vice president of Sales for Latin America and Africa, Boeing Commercial Airplanes. The new position is an expansion of Mounir's previous role as vice president of Sales for Latin America, which he has held since November 2008.
Mounir reports directly to Marlin Dailey, vice president of Sales for Boeing Commercial Airplanes worldwide.
Before his Latin America post, Mounir was London business director, and deputy vice president for Europe, Russia and Central Asia Sales. Earlier experience includes an assignment as Boeing sales director for the British Airways account.
Prior to joining the Sales organization in Europe, Mounir served as sales director for East and West Africa and Morocco.
As director of International Sales, Mounir was responsible for directing and leading the processes and people involved in promoting the sale of Commercial Airplanes products and services and for managing business relationships with airlines, government and other stakeholders in his regions of responsibility.
Mounir joined Boeing as a senior aerodynamics engineer in 1997 and served in a number of key roles in product analysis and strategy, marketing analysis and international sales.
Prior to joining Boeing, Mounir was a research associate and engineering lecturer at Wichita State University. He authored many papers in the fields of experimental and applied aerodynamics and has won numerous awards from the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics for his research.
Mounir holds a master's degree in aerospace engineering from Wichita State University. | | Date of publication: 2009/06/05 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Aldo MUCCIARDI | | Senior Vice President General Secretary | | ATR |
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Aldo MUCCIARDI graduated in Aeronautical Constructions at the Enrico Fermi Institute of Naples in 1970, started the Commercial and Economic studies at the University of Naples and in 1973 he joined Aeritalia, where he began working in the military aircraft commercial area in Turin.
In 1976 he left Italy to go to Seattle, spending two years in Boeing essentially working on a joint business planning aimed to support the B767 aircraft launch decision process and to support the relevant partnership contractual scheme definition.
In 1978, he was named New Business Financial Evaluation Manager, in Naples, and he participated to the Aeritalia/Aerospatiale team charged to define the contractual relationship GIE/Partners since the beginning of the ATR programme.
In 1985, as Director, he was appointed responsible of Business Planning, always in Naples, keeping also the responsibility of international co-operations (business aspects of joint ventures and partnerships). During this period he strictly worked with ATR and Aerospatiale for improving the contractual relationship and the ATR financial performances as well.
After one year as Commercial Director of Aeronavali (Venice), with the constitution of Alenia, at end 1991, he was called in Rome for taking the responsibility of the Alenia Aircraft Division Financial Controlling.
In 1994 he moved to Turin as Director of Planning and Control of Military Programmes.
He joined ATR at beginning of 1996, as vice-president, assuming various responsibilities as of June 2005, such as Logistics, Controlling, Contracts Administration and Asset Management.
In July 2005 the Board of Directors appointed Aldo Mucciardi General Secretary of ATR.
Born in 1949, he is married with 2 children.
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| | Rafael MUGNAINI | | Sales Manager | | Embraer |
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Rafael Mugnaini is a Production Engineer with a post-graduate degree in Marketing and an
MBA from the Brazilian Capital Market Institute (Instituto Brasileiro de Mercado de Capitais -
IBMEC). He has seven years of experience with business aircraft in the Brazilian market and
is responsible for the States of Paraná, Mato Grosso, Mato Grosso do Sul, Rio Grande do Sul,
and Santa Catarina, plus Argentina, Chile, Paraguay, and Uruguay.
He will also work in the state of Sao Paulo. | | Date of publication: 2008/02/15 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | BOB MUHS | | Vice President SOC | | Northwest Airlines |
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Bob Muhs, Managing Director System Operations Control, has been promoted to the position of Vice President SOC. Bob has held positions of increasing responsibility in Northwest’s SOC over the last 25 years after starting in Northwest’s Airport Operations department in 1977. Bob holds an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University and a bachelor’s degree from the University of North Dakota. “Bob is one of the strongest operating executives in the airline industry and we’re pleased to have him join Northwest's senior leadership team,” stated Rainey. | | Date of publication: 2007/09/18 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Dennis MUILENBURG | | President and Chief Executive Officer | | Boeing Integrated Defense Systems |
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Dennis Muilenburg is president and chief executive officer of Boeing Integrated Defense Systems and serves on the company's Executive Council. This $34 billion, 70,000-person business unit is a provider of integrated solutions to meet the enduring needs of defense, space and intelligence customers in the United States and around the world. Headquartered in St. Louis, the organization has concentrated operations in St. Louis; Southern California; Seattle; Houston; Philadelphia; Mesa, Ariz.; Huntsville, Ala.; the Space Coast of Florida; San Antonio, Texas; and Washington, D.C.
Within IDS, the Boeing Military Aircraft unit includes tactical and airlift aircraft; helicopters and weapons; unmanned airborne systems; and maritime and airborne surveillance programs. Global Services & Support provides defense and government services; integrated logistics services; maintenance, modification and upgrades; and training systems and services. Network and Space Systems consists of combat systems; command, control and communications (C3) networks; intelligence and security systems; missile defense; space and intelligence systems; and space exploration. Tanker Programs is focused on the continued pursuit of the U.S. Air Force tanker contract as well as the execution and growth of the international tanker business. IDS' Phantom Works unit works with Boeing's Research & Technology organization to develop the technologies necessary to respond to the needs of Boeing's defense and space customers.
Prior to his current position, Muilenburg, 45, was president of Global Services & Support, an $8 billion business providing global after-delivery support for military platforms and systems, and a broad array of defense and government services. This includes maintenance, modifications and upgrades for such venerable aircraft as the KC-135 Stratotanker, B-52 Stratofortress, KC-10 Extender, A-10 Thunderbolt, and C-130 Hercules, as well as numerous commercial derivative and executive fleet aircraft such as the VC-25, C-32, and C-40, supply-chain management, performance-based logistics, and engineering services.
Previously, Muilenburg was vice president and general manager of the Boeing Combat Systems division and program manager for Future Combat Systems (FCS). His responsibilities included management of the Boeing-led industry team for FCS - a major U.S. Army modernization initiative to deliver next-generation ground combat systems and link soldiers to a wide range of weapons, sensors, robots, and information systems via mobile networks, improving joint interoperability, shared situational awareness, and more effective mission operations.
Before that assignment, Muilenburg was vice president of Programs & Engineering, Boeing Air Traffic Management, responsible for the overall development of Boeing's program to modernize the air traffic management (ATM) system and support complementary global communication, navigation and surveillance services. Prior to that, he was director of Weapon Systems, for the Boeing Joint Strike Fighter program, where he was responsible for overall design, analysis and integration of the Boeing JSF multi-service weapon system. He is co-holder of the patent on the Boeing JSF design concept.
Muilenburg joined Boeing in June 1985 and has held a progression of program management and engineering positions on a broad range of large-scale programs including JAST/ASTOVL, F-22, AFX, Multi-role Fighter, EX surveillance platform, 747 Airborne Laser, Advanced Tactical Fighter, National Aerospace Plane, High Speed Civil Transport, Condor reconnaissance aircraft, and a number of proprietary programs. Born in Iowa, Muilenburg earned a bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering from Iowa State University and a master's degree in Aeronautics and Astronautics from the University of Washington.
He is actively involved in the Association of the United States Army (AUSA) and is currently vice president - Community Relations for its AUSA Gateway Chapter. He also is an Associate Fellow of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) and a Fellow of the Royal Aeronautical Society. Muilenburg is a member of the St. Louis Science Center board of trustees and the St. Louis Sports Commission board of directors. He also is the Boeing executive focal for Iowa State University. | | Date of publication: 2009/09/01 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Matthew J. MULHERIN | | sector V P, gen.manager of Newport News | | Northrop Grumman Shipbuilding |
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Matthew J. Mulherin has been appointed sector Vice President, general manager of Newport News. He will report to Mike Petters, corporate vice president and president of Northrop Grumman Shipbuilding, and will have responsibility for operations, program execution and site management with major focus on the successful integration of the Shipbuilding sector.
Mulherin will be based in Newport News, Va., and will have leadership responsibility for all Newport News programs and operations, including U.S. Navy nuclear-powered submarine and aircraft carrier programs and fleet support.
"The successful integration of Northrop Grumman Shipbuilding will be the major focus for Matt in his new position. He has extensive knowledge and expertise in every dimension of shipbuilding, from development and design to construction and maintenance to program management," said Petters. "He has demonstrated excellence in leading large and complex organizations, and his knowledge and expertise will be critical to integrating and aligning our people, capital, and technology to improve efficiencies and provide the full range of capabilities to our customers."
Mulherin, who joined Newport News in 1981, most recently served as vice president of programs for Newport News, where he successfully led the CVN 21 and CVN 77 aircraft carrier programs, carrier refueling and overhaul programs and the Virginia-class submarine program. Mulherin earned a bachelor's degree in civil engineering from Virginia Tech. He also served as vice president for the CVN 21 program, was the nuclear project manager for Los Angeles-class submarines, and was responsible for Newport News facilities. | | Date of publication: 2008/03/05 | | Category: | | Update your profile | |
| | John P. MULHOLLAND | | Space Shuttle vice president and program manager | | The Boeing Company |
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The Boeing Company has named veteran NASA space shuttle engineer John P. Mulholland its new Space Shuttle vice president and program manager. With more than more than 21 years of experience in space shuttle propulsion, systems and subsystem design, including 15 years with NASA, Mulholland is responsible for the overall direction and successful execution of Boeing's Space Shuttle program.
"John has the perfect blend of engineering expertise and leadership attributes for the Space Shuttle program," said Brewster Shaw, Boeing Space Exploration vice president and general manager. "His deep understanding of the customer will be vital in completing the remaining shuttle missions and International Space Station (ISS) construction."
It is a busy year for the space shuttle and its new leader with six scheduled launches in 2008.
"The upcoming launch of Space Shuttle Atlantis in February will be a complex assembly mission, and the Boeing shuttle team is poised for success," says Mulholland.
During the 11-day mission, the STS-122 crew will deliver the European Space Agency's Columbus Research Laboratory, and Atlantis will use new microchip technology flow sensors for the first time.
Supporting United Space Alliance, NASA's prime contractor for space shuttle operations, Boeing provides design engineering and support for the shuttle. The space shuttle fleet is scheduled to retire in 2010 after the ISS is assembled to make way for a new human-rated spacecraft that will return humans to the moon by 2020.
Prior to his new position, Mulholland directed Boeing's Orbiter project for nearly two years during which he was responsible for resolving pre- and in-flight space shuttle engineering anomalies and maintaining the fleet's mission readiness. Mulholland joined Boeing in 2002 as the associate program director of Orbiter Vehicle Engineering and was responsible for space shuttle anomaly resolution and sustaining engineering.
He worked at NASA's Johnson Space Center (JSC) in Houston, Texas, from 1996 to 1999 as a space shuttle vehicle engineering deputy manager of operations and project engineer. Before joining JSC, he worked at NASA's White Sands Test Facility in New Mexico where he was responsible for shuttle propulsion testing and refurbishment.
Mulholland replaces Steve Oswald, Boeing's new vice president and general manager of Intelligence and Security Systems. | | Date of publication: 2008/01/29 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | John Mullan | | Corporate Vice President & Secretary | | Northrop Grumman |
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John Mullan was elected to this position in February 1999 after serving as acting secretary since April 1998. He joined Grumman Corporation in 1975 and was deputy general counsel at the time of its acquisition by Northrop in 1994. After the acquisition, he served as East Coast litigation counsel for Northrop Grumman until his appointment as senior corporate counsel in 1995.
Previously, Mr. Mullan was an attorney with a registered investment advisor, a real estate development company and a law firm in New York City.
He was admitted to the New York bar in 1968 and the California bar in 1997. Mr. Mullan was born April 16, 1942, in Middletown, N.Y. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree, cum laude, from St. Johns University, was a Woodrow Wilson Fellow at Stanford University, received an LL.B. from Columbia University and an LL.M. in Taxation from New York University.
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| | Robert (Rob) MULLINS | | Inaugural Executive in Residence | | Northrop Grumman |
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Robert (Rob) Mullins, director of Operations, Strategy and Development at Northrop Grumman Corporation's Linthicum, Md.-based Space & Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) Systems Division, has been appointed Executive in Residence and Harris Center Fellow at Franklin & Marshall College for the 2009-2010 academic year.
Mullins is an alumnus of Franklin & Marshall College.
In this role, which is the first of its type at Franklin & Marshall, Mullins will visit the campus up to four days a month during the year to work with faculty of the Department of Business, Organizations and Society on strategic planning and implementation issues. He also will advise students on career and post-graduate educational opportunities, lecture, and conduct research with faculty and students on strategy, mergers and acquisitions, and international business topics.
The newly completed Harris Center houses the Business, Organizations and Society and Government departments, as well as the Floyd Institute for Public Policy and Information Technology Services.
"Rob's outstanding academic credentials and his extensive professional experience provide a role model for the path a liberal arts education can take," said Ann Steiner, provost at the College. "Students and faculty will benefit from someone who has analyzed policy decisions, consulted with the U.S. government, and now directs strategy development at one of the largest companies in the world."
"Northrop Grumman encourages its executives to pursue volunteer service engagements, such as this one with Franklin & Marshall College," said James F. Pitts, corporate vice president and president of Northrop Grumman's Electronic Systems sector. "From such institutions as F&M will emerge the next generation of leaders, scholars and practitioners who can apply their knowledge to enhancing global security and prosperity."
Mullins holds a master's degree in Public and International Affairs from the University of Pittsburgh, and a Doctorate of Philosophy in War Studies from King's College, University of London. He also completed the General Management Program at Harvard Business School. During his career, he has worked for The RAND Corporation as well as two accounting and consulting firms - Price Waterhouse and KPMG Peat Marwick.
"I am deeply honored by this appointment and opportunity to serve the College, and look forward to becoming part of the F&M community once again," remarked Mullins. "I cannot think of a better way for me to give back to the College, and hope the experience will be equally rewarding to faculty and students." | | Date of publication: 2009/09/14 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Hervé MULTON | | Senior Vice President, Stratégie | | Thales |
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Hervé Multon, actuellement Vice President, Adjoint au Directeur de la Stratégie, devient Senior Vice President, Stratégie, de Thales. Il remplace ainsi Jean-Loup Picard qui prend sa retraite après 30 années consacrées au service du Groupe au plus haut niveau.
Hervé Multon est diplômé de l'École Polytechnique et de l’Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Techniques Avancées. Il est également titulaire d'un Master of Science de l'Université de Stanford. Il a débuté sa carrière à la direction générale de l’Armement du ministère de la Défense, où, durant 15 ans, il a occupé successivement les fonctions de directeur du programme franco-italien de missiles sol-air ASTER et des lanceurs associés, de chef du bureau des programmes de missiles et d’électronique à la direction des programmes des méthodes d’acquisition et de la qualité, de chef de cabinet du Délégué général pour l’armement, Jean-Yves Helmer, avant de prendre des responsabilités dans la gestion des ressources humaines de la DGA. Il a rejoint le groupe Thales en 2002, au sein de la Division des Systèmes Aériens, où il a été en charge de l’activité des centres de contrôle du trafic aérien pour l’Europe, en tant de directeur de la Business Unit Eurocat E. En 2007, il a pris la direction des opérations françaises de la joint-venture Thales Raytheon Systems, leader mondial des systèmes de commandement et de contrôle des opérations aériennes. Depuis décembre 2009, il était Vice Président, Adjoint au Directeur de la Stratégie de Thales. | | Date of publication: 2010/04/26 | | Category: | | Update your profile | |
| | Fred MUNIC | | Vice President of Joint Strike Fighter programs | | Vision Systems International |
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Vision Systems International, LLC (VSI), a leader in advanced Helmet Mounted Display (HMD) technology, has named Fred Munic as vice president of Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) programs.
Since joining Vision Systems International in November 2002, Munic has served as the director of JSF Helmet Mounted Display Programs, taking this program through competition, a successful development phase and now moving it into production. Before coming to VSI, Munic was the new business manager for Rockwell Collins Display Systems Advanced Systems Group, leading new both commercial and defense business pursuits.
Prior to joining Rockwell Collins, Munic was the director of engineering at Trimble Navigation, responsible for all military and aerospace product development. Munic holds a Bachelor of Science degree in computer engineering from the University of Illinois and a Master of Science degree in electrical engineering from Santa Clara University.
Formed in 1996, VSI, is a joint venture between EFW Inc., an Elbit Systems of America company and a subsidiary of Elbit Systems Ltd., and Rockwell Collins . VSI was formed to develop, manufacture and support fixed wing HMDs worldwide. VSI today is the leading supplier of fixed-wing HMDs worldwide. In addition to the JHMCS production, VSI is developing the advanced HMD for the F-35 (JSF), a QuadEyeTM Night Vision Cueing & Display (NVCD) system for the U.S. Navy and U.S. Air Force, and is also producing the Display and Sight Helmet (DASH) Generation IV HMD under multiple contracts. | | Date of publication: 2007/12/21 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | James M. Myers | | sector vice president, Sensors and Payloads | | Northrop Grumman |
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James M. Myers has been named sector vice president, Sensors and Payloads
Myers assumes Ryan's position as sector vice president, Payloads and Sensors. In this role, he has responsibility for the development and implementation of sensor and payload strategy, as well as leading all subcontracting activities for the sector. Space Technology currently manages more than 250 active subcontractors for sensors, payloads and other work, several of which are subcontracts in excess of $1 billion. Myers previously served as vice president, Satellite Communications. | | Date of publication: 2005/09/28 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Richard B. Myers | | member board of directors | | Northrop Grumman |
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LOS ANGELES, March 15, 2006 -- Northrop Grumman Corporation (NYSE:NOC) today announced that retired U.S. Air Force General Richard B. Myers, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, has been elected to the company's board of directors.
Northrop Grumman's board now totals 12 members, 11 of whom are non-employee directors.
"Myers brings to our board outstanding leadership credentials and a deep understanding of the national security challenges facing our country today," said Ronald D. Sugar, chairman, chief executive officer and president of Northrop Grumman Corporation. "He will be an excellent addition to our board and we look forward to benefiting from his contributions."
Myers retired from his position as the fifteenth chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in September, 2005 after serving for four years. In that capacity, he was the principal military advisor to the president, the secretary of defense and the National Security Council.
Before becoming chairman, he was vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff where he served as the chairman of the Joint Requirements Oversight Council, vice chairman of the Defense Acquisition Board, and as a member of the National Security Council Deputies Committee and the Nuclear Weapons Council.
Previously, Myers was commander in chief of the North American Aerospace Defense Command and U.S. Space Command; commander of the Air Force Space Command; and Department of Defense manager of Space Transportation System Contingency Support. Earlier, he was commander of the Pacific Air Forces; assistant to the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff; and commander of U.S. Forces Japan and 5th Air Force. His career includes operational command and leadership positions in a variety of Air Force and Joint assignments. A command pilot, he has flown more than 4,100 hours in the T-33, C-37, C-21, F-4, F-15 and F-16 aircraft, including 600 combat hours in the F-4.
Myers earned a bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering from Kansas State University and a masters degree in business administration from Auburn University. He attended the Air Command and Staff College, the U.S. Army War College, and the program for senior executives in national and international security at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. | | Date of publication: 2006/03/15 | | Category: | | Update your profile | |
| | Albert F. Myers | | Corporate Vice President, Strategy and Technol... | | Northrop Grumman |
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Albert F. Myers is corporate vice president of strategy and technology for Northrop Grumman Corporation.
Elected to this position in April 2003, Myers oversees the ongoing development of the company's strategic framework and supports the CEO and president in positioning Northrop Grumman for long-term growth. He also is responsible for facilitating companywide initiatives in technology and program development and directs the company’s corporate development, long-range planning, and intellectual property management functions. Myers also serves on the company's corporate policy council.
From 1994 until he assumed his current duties, Myers was vice president and treasurer for Northrop Grumman, responsible for the treasury, mergers and acquisitions, risk management, real estate, pension and savings investments and trust management. During his tenure at Northrop Grumman, the company has completed in excess of $25 billion in strategic acquisitions and divestitures. From 1992 to 1994 Myers served as corporate vice president of business strategy and was responsible for developing and monitoring the strategic and business elements of the company’s merger-and-acquisition investments in defense. He also served as B-2 chief project engineer, deputy program manager and vice president of test operations. In the latter position he oversaw activity focusing on the preparation and execution of full-scale test activities for the B-2 division, including the flight test of the B-2 stealth bomber. Myers joined Northrop Grumman in 1981 as manager of flight controls engineering at the company's former advanced systems division (later known as the B-2 division) and subsequently assumed management positions in flight sciences and project engineering.
Prior to joining the company in 1981, Myers served in the U.S. Army and was stationed at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Dryden Flight Research Center. Later he held a number of positions at Dryden, including chief of the flight control engineering branch.
Myers earned bachelor's and master's degrees in mechanical engineering from the University of Idaho. He was a Sloan Fellow at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he earned a master's degree in industrial management in 1992. Myers is a licensed professional engineer and holds a CFA charter from the Association for Investment Management and Research.
In 2006, Myers was elected a member of the prestigious National Academy of Engineering, one of the highest professional distinctions accorded to engineers. He was also honored as the 2001 M&A Corporate Officer of the Year by Thomson Financial. Myers served from 1989 through 1998 on the NASA Aeronautics Advisory Board and is a member of the board of directors of the Moog Corporation. He received the NASA Exceptional Service Medal and the 1981 Dryden Director's Award and was elected to the University of Idaho Alumni Hall of Fame in 1997.
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| | Jan-Jesse MÜLLER 41 years old | | Deputy Head of Corporate Communications | | SR Technics |
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Jan-Jesse Müller has been appointed Deputy Head of Corporate Communications at SR Technics. He assumes his new duties in January 2008. Müller, who is 41, can draw on extensive experience in both PR consultancy and journalism. He succeeds Marco Imboden, who moved to become SR Technics’ Vice President Marketing at the end of August 2007.
Jan-Jesse Müller will join SR Technics as Deputy Head of Corporate Communications in January 2008. He comes to the company from the Burson-Marsteller PR agency, where he has been serving as a PR consultant in the public affairs field since November 2001. Prior to this, Jan-Jesse Müller spent more than ten years working as a freelance journalist and editor for several newspapers in the Zurich region. He also holds a “Lizentiat” Swiss degree in history, German and Scandinavian studies which he earned from Zurich University. In his new position Jan-Jesse Müller succeeds Marco Imboden, who was appointed SR Technics’ Vice President Marketing at the end of August 2007. In addition to his duties as Deputy Head of Corporate Communications, Jan-Jesse Müller will be the prime contact for specialist aviation media. Overall charge of Corporate Communications and Marketing remains with Regula Weyermann. | | Date of publication: 2007/12/21 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
| | Usko MÄÄTTÄ | | Director for external, operative Communications | | Finnair |
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Finnair Corporate Communications has been restructured as areas of responsibility have been expanded.
Director Communications Usko Määttä is responsible for external, operative communications. | | Date of publication: 2008/03/07 | | Category: Nominations | | Update your profile | |
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