Individuals Will Be Recognized At The Leadership Conference
Later This Month
The NBAA today announced that two
individuals have been selected by the Association's Corporate
Aviation Management Committee as recipients of the 2010 Corporate
Aviation Management Scholarship.
Each scholarship includes a value equivalent to $1,600 to cover
expenses associated with attendance at NBAA's 2010 Leadership
Conference, taking place on February 24 and 25, 2010 in San Diego.
Attendance at this Conference promotes the professional development
and leadership skills of individuals seeking careers in flight
department management.
The Corporate Aviation Management Scholarship, now in its sixth
year, is sponsored by NBAA and The VanAllen Group. Representatives
from each of these entities will be present at the NBAA Leadership
Conference to recognize this year's recipients.
Amanda Gray is a business aviation pilot with Deere & Company
out of Moline, IL. She has an ATP and is type rated in the Citation
type aircraft including the Citation X. After graduating from
Minnesota State University Mankato, she worked at several aviation
jobs including Part 135 and Cessna Aircraft. She has been very
involved with the Civil Air Patrol and the Women In Aviation groups
in her area, and feels this scholarship will help her career path
towards becoming an aviation manager.
Dustin L. Rose is a junior at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
in Daytona Beach, FL majoring in aviation business administration
with a specialization in aeronautics. He has worked as a line
service technician and an intern with a flight department managing
a Falcon 50. He has a goal to attain a management position at an
aviation department where he can help raise aviation safety
standards. He feels attending this event will help him prepare for
management roles in the business arena.
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