Dr. Beau Altman

Dr. Beau Altman holds Masters and Doctorate (Ph.D) degrees in psychology and has conducted his postdoctoral study in clinical nutrition. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Psychological Specialties (DABPS, forensics). He is a licensed psychologist (ret'd) and behavior counselor, has a life-time teaching credential, college level, and is Certified in Homeland Security Level IV (CHSIV) with a specialty in multi-environment emergency evacuation.

Since entering the field of aviation safety in 1967, Beau has conducted human factor research leading to the design of aircraft emergency evacuation systems including egress lighting and exit signage, of which many have been placed into Federal Aviation Regulation and have been applied to the maritime industry as well as land-based facilities such as hotels and hospitals. He originated the human factors-based format for passenger safety information cards now standard for business and commercial aircraft and co-produced the first videotaped passenger safety briefing for a corporate aircraft.

With his founding of H. Beau Altman Corporation (aka HBAcorp) in 1981, Beau created a systematic, human factor approach to the air crewmember emergency training program called FACTS®; and, in 1994 he led his design team to build the first mobile, motion-based cabin emergency procedures trainer. FACTS® has truly set the industry standard for business aircraft operations.

In 1998, Beau sold the FACTS® training program and transferred his aviation human factors expertise into the world of maritime safety training. Then, spurred by the tragedy of 9/11, he took steps to become certified in Homeland Security to be more responsive in crisis management and human behavior training.

After Beau and Tony Adamski initiated the EASI® program more than 10 years ago, Beau has now turned his efforts to the development of a new and revised EASI® program including an on-the-shelf version.

Beau is a member and a former president of the Survival and Flight Equipment Association and is a member in good standing of the American Psychological Association, American College of Forensic Examiners, Flight Safety Foundation, and the National Business Aviation Association.



André Borschberg (Keynote speaker)

André Borschberg is the CEO and co-founder of the SOLAR IMPULSE project. Solar Impulse project created after seven years of research and simulations the final design of the 61 meters wingspan prototype solar airplane called HB-SIA. In a world depending on fossil energies, the Solar Impulse project is a paradox, almost a provocation: it aims to have an airplane take off and fly autonomously, day and night, propelled uniquely by solar energy, right round the world without fuel or pollution.

Graduate of the EPFL (Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne) in mechanical engineering and of the MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) in management sciences, André Borschberg has gained a solid experience as manager and founder of companies.

Fascinated by aviation from an early age, André Borschberg trained as a pilot at the Swiss Air Force School, first of all on Venoms, then Hunters and Tigers, airplanes that he has piloted for more than twenty years. Today, he collects professional pilot’s licences for airplanes and helicopters.

His strong points: the organisation, management and development of companies. He was trained at McKinsey’s for 5 years, one of the world’s leading management consultancies. He co-founded a risk capital company, started two technology companies, and became involved on the social front, on behalf of the Restos du Coeur and helping the sick. His wide range of professional competencies, versatility and perseverance enable him to succeed wherever he goes: from finance to marketing, from engineering problems to human resources.

André Borschberg is a member of such notable associations as the prestigious Young Presidents' Organization and the Organisation of Chief Executives. CEO of Solar Impulse and Bertrand Piccard’s partner from the project’s inception, he is a passionate company manager, who has established and motivated a team of 55 people within Solar Impulse, composed of the best specialists coming from highly varied origins and backgrounds.



Joe Buckley

Joe Buckley is Cargo & Technical Traffic Business Development Manager at Shannon Airport, Ireland. He is responsible for the development of new tech transit business, especially corporate jet stops and maximizing the business development potential of full CBP pre-clearance at Shannon Airport. He is also responsible for the development of air freight services and logistic facilities and services at the Airport.

Joe is a member of the Board of Directors of Shannon Airport.

Shannon Airport is the first location in the world outside the Americas to offer US preclearance to private aircraft. Full US preclearance of private aircraft allows passengers to make all the necessary immigration, customs and agriculture inspections at Shannon before departure to the US thus allowing a more efficient arrival process at their destination.

The airport is the gateway to the West of Ireland and is one of the fastest growing airports in Europe. It is part of the Dublin Airport Authority, an airport management company which domestic operations include the running of Dublin, Cork and Shannon airports.



Graham Coate

Graham Coate ist the CEO of First Class Cars and began the operation in 1999, based at Luton airport with only one luxury car and one employee. First Class Cars now owns a 35-strong fleet of vehicles including the S-Class Mercedes saloon, Mercedes Viano, Chrysler Grand Voyager, Bentley Continental Flying Spur, plus a brand new addition to the fleet, the Rolls-Royce Phantom.

Graham is just as devoted to finding the perfect fleet as we are to finding the perfect chauffeurs; some say we're a little ruthless. All of First Class Cars chauffeurs are handpicked and hired on their presentation, personality, driving ability and on hand knowledge of the London area without satellite navigation. The executive chauffeurs are rigorously trained to make one feel like a First Class client and they present themselves in our tailored uniformed suites at all times.

First Class Cars uses a state-of-the-art vehicle tracking system, which provides updates of vehicle positions every 60 seconds. Also, key to serving the demanding business jet market, the company uses a sophisticated flight tracking system, enabling it to monitor the precise arrival times of jets, saving clients and charter brokers waiting time and cost.

The growth of the company has come from word of mouth recommendations and Graham Coate's passion and dedication for providing a reliable and boutique service for the private aviation industry.

First Class Cars is headquartered at London Luton Airport and recently opened a new facility at London Stansted Airport. It has global connections through affiliates in Paris, Milan, Barcelona, Washington DC and Sydney.



stephen (8K) Stephen Cheliotis

Stephen Cheliotis is Chief Executive of The Centre for Brand Analysis and Chairman of the UK Superbrands, Business Superbrands and CoolBrands Councils. He is a leading commentator on branding and an expert in producing brand orientated report and studies.

Stephen began his career at global brand valuation and strategy consultancy, Brand Finance, where he advised companies on maximising shareholder value through effective brand management. In addition he produced significant studies, including comprehensive reports on global intangible assets.

His annual study of City Analysts, was vital in understanding the importance of marketing metrics in forecasting companies’ performance. It become a highly anticipated study and is still the only brand report to gain real penetration and engagement within the square mile.

In 2001 Stephen joined Superbrands UK with a remit to elevate the organisation’s profile. Following great success in enhancing Superbrands’ PR, events and wider membership proposition Stephen became Managing Director in 2003 where he oversaw two years of significant growth. Given a European role in 2005, his expertise was used across 20 countries. As the public face of Superbrands he has built the brand into a powerful name across the UK and Europe.

In 2006 he set up his own business and in 2008 was re-united with Superbrands who have contracted his company to run the entire Superbrands selection process in the UK and act as its independent spokesperson.

Stephen speaks regularly at conferences and also comments on branding and marketing issues for the international media. He is a frequent guest on CNN, the BBC and Sky and has featured on over 150 TV programmes and 100 radio shows across the globe.


Carol Cork

Carol Cork is Sales and Media Director of Privatefly. Carol has over 15 years experience in media sales and marketing.

As Promotions Director for Condé Nast Publications, Carol helped recruit the launch team for Glamour Magazine, setting targets and driving new revenues and corporate business wins for the publishing group, and she played a major role in propelling it to Europe's biggest selling glossy magazine in under a year

Carol was responsible for sponsorship deals for events across Condé Nast's portfolio and has held several other positions across other Condé Nast brands including House & Garden and GQ Magazines.

Carol was previuosly Head of Creative Solutions for Emap's media brands (now Bauer).



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Respicio Espirito Santo, Jr.

Respicio Espirito Santo Jr is founding member and current president of the Brazilian Institute of Strategic Studies and Public Policies in Air Transport (Institute CEPTA), a non-profit technical-scientific think tank based in Rio de Janeiro which also is globally linked.

Respicio is a faculty member at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro since 1998

In the last 4 years Respicio was an advisor for the Brazilian Finance Ministry, Brazilian Senate, the National Confederation of Commerce (CNC/Senac-Nacional), and consultant for Shell Aviation and Brazilian airlines.

His extensive list of international lecturing include presentations for the U.S. Department of Transportation (Office of International Aviation), IATA (Aviation Fuel Forum), TAP Air Portugal Board of Directors, VARIG, Alitalia (Brazilian office), Georgia State University (Atlanta, GA), Beihang University (Beijing, China), and others.

Since 1994 he is fully dedicated to the airline/air transport industry.

Respicio holds a doctorate (D.Sc) in Air Transportation from the Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, a Post-Doctorate in Strategic Management/Future Scenarios from the Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo, and from that same university a Master Science degree in Industrial Engineering with emphasis in Transportation Systems; MSc dissertation in strategic planning (scenario planning/scenario writing) in air transportation (Brazilian domestic market) and his Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering was from the Universidade Federal Fluminense.

Respicio has a remarkable list of interests: future studies, scenario planning/scenario writing, airline strategic management, airline/airport marketing, airport management, international aviation law, innovation marketing, essential air service programs, Egyptology, astronomy.



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Capt. Francis Freeman

Captain Francis S. Freeman, the Managing Aviation Consultant, is the Chief Multi Crew Cooperation Course Instructor (CMCCI) at London Metropolitan University (LMU) UK. He also instructs MCC courses at Bournemouth Commercial Flight Training company (BCFT) UK and Stapleford Flight Centre.

He is a qualified IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) Evaluator Auditor for the Wake organization of UK and has conducted audits in Africa, Europe, the Far East, the Middle East, Russian Federation and former CIS (Commonwealth of Independent States).

Captain Freeman, as subject matter expert, conducts interviews for the selection of flight crew, including simulator assessments primarily for start-up airlines. In addition he has been involved in crew selection whilst employed by Saudi Arabian Airlines (SVA).

Captain Freeman is a Guest Lecturer at LMU on their Aviation Management & Operations Degree course.

Captain Freeman has been in the aviation industry for 50 years. Before returning to the UK in 2003 he was a pilot with SVA, the largest airline in the Middle East for 22 years as a B747 Captain and later G-IV Captain. He was the line operations manager in the Flight Operations Quality Assurance (FOQA) department and held a senior position in the airline's new aircraft acquisition program from 1996-2000. He finished his line operations time as Deputy Chief Pilot of the B744 fleet.

Prior to working with SVA he was a B707 and B747 Captain with Singapore Airlines (SIA).



Susan C.Friedenberg

Susan C. Friedenberg started her aviation career in 1970. She spent the first 15 years of her aviation career flying for American Airlines and then Capitol Air. She has been a corporate flight attendant for the last 24 years flying both as a contract flight attendant with a coast to coast clientele list and as a full time flight attendant for Coca Cola Company, DuPont Aviation and American Standard Companies.

In 1999 Susan started her own training company called "The Corporate Flight Attendant Training Program" and today she teaches her training course in Long Beach, California; Atlanta, Georgia; Teterboro, New Jersey. She also conducts In-House training classes for clients globally as well as in the US.

She is committed to raising the standards within business aviation where it pertains to the third crew member. She has been published in numerous business aviation trade journals globally as a pro-active advocate for Corporate Aviation Flight Attendants and lack of FAA regulations where it is applicable to the third crew member on private aircraft. Her professional mission in life is to have the United States Congress implement and pass legislation requiring professional flight attendants on all business aircraft of a specific weight level and seats in addition to all business flight attendants being required to have corporate aircraft specific emergency training and attend yearly recurrent training.

Susan was an active sitting member on the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) Flight Attendant Committee in Washington, DC for ten years. She held the position of Scholarship Chairperson for the Flight Attendant Committee for two years. In that time she raised $44,650 in educational scholarships for the corporate flight attendant. She served as the NBAA Flight Attendant Committee Vice Chairperson for one year. She represented Contract Flight Attendants throughout the United States on this committee for five years. She now serves on this national committee in the capacity of an esteemed advisory consultant. Susan is an Advisory for Dr. Beau Altman's (Founder of FACTS Training) EASI Training; Executive AirTraveler Safety Instruction. Susan is a monthly contributor and Consultant Editor on corporate aviation flight attendant training and safety issues for business aviation in the international on line magazine Blue Sky produced by Newslett Publishing in the UK.



Capt. John Froehlich

John Froehlich is an aviation consultant and IS-BOA accredited auditor.

He has extensive experience in Aviation Training, Standards and Management with over 30 years of experience working in the Middle East and Orient, including Saudi Arabia, Korea, Japan and China. He has worked and held management positions in Training and Standards with considerable experience in Quality and Safety management programs.

John has been deeply involved with the hiring and training of aircrew, instructors and check airman. This involvement included the development and delivery of "Train the Trainer" courses and skills enhancement programs.

His career includes Director of Operations at Boeing Training Services Korea, Manager Training 737/ Third Party training programs and Evaluator/trainer B747-200 and B737 NG at Alteon Training, Designated Check Airman (Korean Ministry of Transport), Type Rating Examiner (TRE) (Hong Kong), Training Center Instructor (CAAC Peoples Republic of China), Captain/Check Airman at Korean Air and Saudi Arabian Airlines, President, Chief Pilot of North Atlantic Airlines scheduled air taxi operations.

John Froehlich was Instructor/Check Pilot, Staff Evaluator at the United States Air Force in worldwide military operations. He was a Graduate of the SAC Central Flight Simulator Instructors Course and the USAF Survival and Jungle Survival Schools.



Peter Knapp

Peter Knapp is Head of Training Centre for Civil Aviation at the London Metropoletan University since 2007. He joined the University in 1996 as an instructor on the Air Transoport Pilots Licence courses.

Peter was in the Royal Air Force for 24 years as a Navigator. He has over 10,000 hours expereince flying Britannia and Hercules aircraft. During his time he was an Instructor as well as a line Navigator. He left the Royal Air Force in 1996 with the rank of Squadron Leader.



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James Lara

Mr. James "Jim" Lara, Founder and Principal, Gray Stone Advisors, has extensive experience working with emerging and established domestic and international companies. He provides in-depth experience and an approachable leadership style that promotes knowledge transfer in a direct, non threatening manner.

Jim's Unique Ability is "bringing leadership, calm, order and confidence to chaotic environments while coaching individuals into high performance teams aligned with the goals of the entire enterprise or organization." He is noted for his uncanny ability to quickly recognize the truly relevant, "game changing" issues and successfully guide highly effective teams to resolve systemic problems.

As a seasoned professional, Jim's advisory experience is backed by years of senior leadership and operating experience as Chief Executive Officer (CEO), President, Chief Operating Officer (COO), Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) in public, private, domestic and international organizations in the US, Australia, Peoples Republic of China, Indonesia, Thailand, Canada, United Kingdom, France, Germany, and United Arab Emirates (UAE). Mr. Lara is currently listed, or has served as a Board Member of numerous USA & Australian Public Companies (NYSE, NASDAQ, AMEX ASX) and privately held profit and not-for-profit organizations. Jim facilitates 'best in class' performance on an individual and corporate level. His proven track record and high level of experience in all sectors of Business Aviation include selection and development of key personnel, aircraft acquisition/divestiture, major repair and overhaul, financial management, and integration with senior corporate leadership for multiple based, domestic & international (FAR Part 91) operations; financial models for Fractional Ownership; and, turnaround for Aircraft Management & Charter operations (FAR Part 135) through margin enhancement, cost containment/reduction, and focusing operations on most profitable segments.

An early champion in Labor Relations, Jim Lara is well-versed in establishing corporate cultures that obviate the need for workforce representation. He is noted for creating 'shared enterprise/workforce values' and successfully leading antiunion campaigns. His diverse experience in Capital Formation includes participation in several IPO's and Secondary Public Offerings, ten (10) significant turnarounds (Wholesale Distribution, Specialty Retail, Manufacturing, Aviation, Aviation Services, Health Services), and the orchestration of several private placements.

Extensive Specialty Retail experience includes store design conceptualization, brand identity, selection and development of senior leadership, capitalization and investor relations. Jim implemented successful start-up and turnaround strategies for pad, strip and mall real estate configurations. Operating at the CEO/COO level on a North American basis, Logistics & Distribution experience includes the design of fully-automated warehousing systems, LTL freight management, model-based inventory management systems and the leadership of unionized and nonrepresented workforces.

Jim is a graduate of San Francisco State University with a bachelor of science in Business Management and an emphasis in Computer Science. Post-graduate studies were completed at Stanford University, Southern Methodist University, Northwestern (The Kellogg School), Thunderbird University and the University of Virginia (The Darden School).

Jim earned certification in Kolbe Assessments" and is an active member several professional organizations. He is an Airline Transport Pilot, type rated in several business jets, former FAA Check Airman, and current aircraft owner/operator with over 11,000 flight hours.

James E. Lara is a frequently speaker and moderator at industry events and conferences, and serves as a resource for national business and trade press.



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Helmut Lehr

Helmut Lehr has been in aviation business since 1974. He has gained a German ATC education, a Dutch full flight support license and is holding an unrestricted German dispatch license.

His experience includes German ATC, Training Manager for airline Ground Services, Head of airline dispatch departments, Postholder Ground Operations and Quality Manger in aviation business.

Helmut is founder and owner of AirlineDispatch.com a training and supporting company for aviation companies since 1998.

He is author of flight operation manuals and has gained experience in authoring of maintenance expositions as well.



Capt. Mark Linney

Capt. Mark Linney is Managing Director and owner at Evoke Systems Ltd is a British software company founded in September 2001, primarily focusing on the development of software to improve the efficiency of flight operations. EVOKE's Electronic Flight Operations System (EFOS) draws on the founders' experiences in commercial flight operations, development of secure networks, intelligent data analysis and software authorship. In March 2003, Evoke systems was awarded a DTI Smart award to conduct a feasibility study into the concepts of an electronic flight operations system.

Mark was a professional airline pilot flying the Boeing 747-400, Boeing 757, and the Airbus A340-300/600. He has now flown over 10,000 hrs.

Mark joined the Royal Air Force in 1980 and completed tours on the Tornado GR1 (16 Sqn), Hawk T1 (CFS), and Harrier GR7 (IV Sqn). He was an A2 Qualified Flying Instructor, having been a Central Flying School Instructor on the Hawk. Mark was the RAF's solo Hawk display pilot in 1990 and winner of the Brabyn trophy in 1990 & 1991. Mark left the Royal Air Force in 1996 and started his commercial flying career.

Mark is also a flying instructor specialising in tail-wheel conversions on the Chipmunk. On the civil display circuit Mark has previously flown the Chipmunk, Hunter, Strikemaster, L-39, MiG 15, T-33 & F86A.



Robert Mark

Robert Mark, a 30-year aviation-industry leader, is Chief Executive Officer of CommAvia, an aviation-industry marketing-communications group that integrates emerging media into business strategies for airports and aviation businesses around the globe.

Commavia has been serving organizations such as Cessna Aircraft Company, the Carlyle Group, US Airways, the National Business Aviation Association and a wide range of other aviation groups since 1996. Robert Mark is an adjunct faculty member at NorthwesternUniversity's Medill School of Journalism and serves as an educator-level industry consultant for the Energy and Industrial Council of New York-based Gerson Lehrman Group. He writes the syndicated aviation-industry blog, Jetwhine.com, which was recently named Best Aviation Blog of the Year by Flight Global Media in London. A former senior associate with Ogilvy PR Worldwide, Mark assisted with the strategic communications planning for the City of Chicago's Department of Aviation's involvement to counter the building of Chicago's third airport in Peotone Illinois.

A contributing editor to Aviation International News and Business Jet Traveler magazines since 2000, Mark was, in 2004, named the Airbus Aerospace Journalist of the Year. He is the author of four McGraw-Hill books, the most recent being a Professional Pilot Career Guide published in June 2007. He is currently at work on a new book about teaching leadership skills to middle school students. He has also written for The Chicago Tribune, Business & Commercial Aviation, Professional Pilot, Flying, FLTops.com and Air Line Pilot magazine, as well as the corporate publications of Allstate, Square D-Groupe Schneider and the Thrivent Financial Association for Lutherans.

As a professional speaker, Robert Mark has engaged audiences on a variety of business marketing topics at regional, as well as national convention meetings for Gerson Lehrman Group, the Association of Airport Executives (AAAE), the Advanced Learning Institute, the National Air Transportation Association (NATA), the Texas Department of Transportation and the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA).

Mark has also appeared as an aviation-industry expert on PBS, CNN, CBS and NBC TV, in additional to being a regular on the Fox News Network. Robert Mark collaborates on aviation-industry pod casts with the Flight Line Radio Network, as well as San Diego-based IAG Group. A former airline and corporate pilot, as well as a current Certified Flight Instructor, Mark devoted ten years of his career to the public sector with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).

Robert Mark was the 1998-99 president of the Chicago chapter of the International Association of Business Communicators, IABC) and currently serves as the chapter's director of professional development. He is a member of the editorial board of the NorthwesternUniversity magazine and the former vice president of public relations for the Aviation and Space Writers Association (AWA).

Mark received his Master of Science degree from the Integrated Marketing Communications program at Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism. His Bachelor of Arts degree in English was awarded by Northeastern Illinois University.



jane (6K) Jane Middleton

Since she was a small child growing up in England Jane Middleton has always been a keen aviation enthusiast. In her mid-thirties decided she set out to become a commercial pilot, however, fate interfered and Middleton was denied a Class 1 medical. After the initial disappointment she decided that a career in aviation management would provide her the challenge she was looking for.

Jane became Financial Controller of Rockwell Collins (UK) Ltd in 2004. Rockwell's business covers both the defense and commercial aviation industries. In May 2006 she was promoted to the role of Finance Director and joined the UK Board. Her responsibilities include finance, commercial contracts, procurement and facilities.

Before Rockwell Collins, Middleton worked for a private jet company and American Airlines. She joined Women in Aviation, International in 1997 and attended her first Conference in Dallas the same year. Within two weeks of returning to England, she had been offered a job as the Financial Controller of Virgin Atlantic Cargo where she went on to become a Cargo Operations Manager, all the while earning a Masters Degree in Air Transport Management at City University in London, England. She then went on to be a Finance Manager with TNT European Airline.

She is a Member of the Royal Aeronautical Society, The Air League and The UK Aviation Club (a forum for leaders within the UK aviation industry).

Middleton served eight years with the Royal Auxiliary Air and is now a Trustee of the Royal Air Force Museum. As the Chair of the Education and Research Committee at the Museum she is keen to promote aviation careers for young women.



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Anni Ridsdill Smith

Anni is the founder of Airate, a company that provides specialist, innovative and flexible training, training consultancy and research solutions to support airline and airport employees in dealing calmly and professionally with angry passengers.

Anni is passionate about helping employers equip their employees to cope calmly and professionally with passenger anger and has trained airline, airport and immigration employees from around the world.

Anni has a Master of Science degree (with distinction) in Training and Performance Management from The University of Leicester (UK) and she has conducted research into the role of Emotional Labour in front-line passenger contact work at Heathrow Airport. She is a qualified CRM instructor and a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) in the UK. Anni spent much of her career with the Human Resources team at American Airlines and she has studied, lived and worked in the UK, USA, Hong Kong and Taiwan.



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Graham Stephenson

Graham, former head of ExecuJet Aviation Group’s Fixed Base Operations until August 2009, has enjoyed an aviation career spanning almost half a century – 21 years in commercial aviation at British Airways, thereafter 6 years as Development Director at Luton Airport, Saudian Airlines, and Jersey European Airways, before spending 23 years in business aviation. His most recent achievement was the establishment of a joint venture FBO in Kuala Lumpur called “SkyPark Malaysia” between ExecuJet and Hawker Pacific. Before joining ExecuJet in 2006 Graham worked with Jet Aviation (in Saudi Arabia) and then London City Airport, where he was instrumental in establishing the Jet Centre and the airport’s successful foray into business aviation.

Despite ‘retiring’ at the end of August 2009, Graham continues to lend his expertise to ExecuJet as an ad-hoc consultant. He played a significant role contributing to the success of the company’s FBO activity in Zurich during the World Economic Forum in January 2010, and also provided his expertise for the organisation of the General Aviation Terminal operation in Berlin in February. Drawing on his years of experience in the FBO world Graham has helped to establish a new online training venture for FBO staff together with London Metropolitan University, which was launched during BA Meet-Up.

In 2010, Graham Stephenson has received the BA-Meetup Lifetime Achievement Award.



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