Thu, Apr 15, 2010
Mark Lee Will Be Responsible For Vision, Growth
Along with its announcement of software upgrades and new
products Tuesday, Aspen Avionics introduced Mark Lee
as the organizations new Vice President of Business
Development. Mark will be responsible for extending the vision
and growth of the company, working with its senior management
team and partners. Lee will report directly to Aspen’s
President and CEO, John Uczekaj.
“We’re very excited to have someone with
Mark’s talent and experience joining the Aspen senior
management team,” said Uczekaj. “His role within the
organization will be critical to our growth, and he is uniquely
qualified to succeed in this position.” Lee comes to Aspen
with a variety of marketing leadership and management experience
driving innovation for leading aviation, software and telecom
manufacturers.
Lee was most recently at Diamond Aircraft, where he served as
director of marketing and sales for the D-JET personal jet, and
provided marketing leadership and support for the company’s
piston aircraft. Lee worked for nearly 12 years at Microsoft
Corporation in a variety of product management and other marketing
roles primarily in the Windows client, server and embedded
operating systems groups. Lee also worked for more than 10 years at
Nortel in its enterprise and public networks divisions.
“Aspen began with a great vision and, through excellent
leadership and hard work, rapidly brought to line market a product
with a compelling value proposition that has resonated with
customers and partners worldwide,” said Lee. “This is a
pivotal time in our industry and at Aspen. There is even more we
can do to continue to grow and make aviation innovation affordably
and usefully available to a broad set of customers, so I am
delighted and honored to have the opportunity to join the Aspen
team to help realize this potential.”
Lee, who cites a life-long passion for aviation, is a
multi-engine rated, private pilot and was an aircraft owner for
several years. He earned an MBA from Vanderbilt University and a
broadcasting undergraduate degree from Western Kentucky
University.
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