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Upgraded: Executive Jet Management

Executive Jet Management Announces Senior Management Changes

Executive Jet Management, Inc. (EJM), the leading provider of aircraft management and charter services worldwide, announced changes to its senior management team to meet the company’s long term growth objectives.

Jeff Cropper, Senior Vice President of Charter Services, will also assume client services responsibilities in addition to his current charter services responsibilities. Robert Garrymore, Senior Vice President of Client Services, will be responsible for client relations and the sales staffs, according to Executive Jet Management’s President and CEO, Albert C. Pod.

Other Executive Jet Management staff changes include Tristan Lewis, now serving in the newly created position as National Vice President of Client Services. He will assume responsibility for charter sales consultants and regional sales vice presidents of charter sales. John McCormick will assume responsibility as National Vice President of Managed Aircraft Sales and will supervise the
regional sales vice presidents of managed aircraft sales.

FMI: www.ejmjets.com

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