Thu, Nov 27, 2008
Robert Hazel, Laddie Irion Elected Chair, Vice Chair Of
Board
Airports Council International-North America (ACI-NA) announced
Tuesday the election of 2009 officers for its World Business
Partner (WBP)/Associates Board of Directors.
Robert Hazel, partner, Oliver Wyman, was elected by his
colleagues to serve as Chairman of the 2009 ACI-NA WBP/Associates
Board of Directors. Laddie E. Irion, vice president and director of
air transportation at URS Corporation, was elected to serve as Vice
Chair. Both the chairman and the vice chair are elected for
one-year terms.
"The WBP/Associates Board leadership will allow the World
Business Partner and Associate Member program to continue to be an
invaluable resource for all of ACI-NA’s airport members,"
said Amy Peters, ACI-NA vice president of business development and
staff liaison to the WBP/Associates Board of Directors. "The
presence of more than 400 aviation-related businesses in the
program continues to strengthen the voice of airports in the
aviation industry."
The mission of ACI-NA’s WBP/Associates Board of Directors
is to provide ACI-NA and its airport members expertise on airport
operations and development; commercial activities; safety, security
and quality customer service through the exchange of information;
and business opportunities.
Other new members of the 2009 WBP/Associates Board, elected for
three-year terms, include: Steven Baldwin, senior vice president of
The Louis Berger Group; Armen DerHohannesian general manager of
Armen DerHohannesian & Associates, LLC,; Bruce Feuer, vice
president of business development at The Paradies Shops; and Kurt
Krummenacker, lead analyst of the U.S. Airport Sector of
Moody’s Investors Service.
Airports Council International - North America represents local,
regional and state governing bodies that own and operate commercial
airports in the United States and Canada.
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