Jay Evans, Cam Email & Phone Number

for NBAA certification program for all flight department managers. Director for establishing the Certified Aviation Manager (CAM) Program including the feasibility study, establishment of program exam and the complete certification of candidates completing the program. Developed and implemented a program of university curriculum to teach business aviation management to business aviation professionals nationwide (Professional Development Program, PDP). Liaison for a Review Committee of aviation managers and university administrators to establish unique curriculum that teaches aviation management, business administration, communication, and leadership. Over 7,000 course completions within all the PDP courses offered within the program. Committee Liaison for NBAA Schedulers and Dispatchers Conference from 1998 to 2005. Started with conference attendance of 750 and 90 exhibitors and expanded to 1,525 participants and 275 exhibitors. Coordinated the development of the Schedulers Professional Development Program (SPDP). Committee Liaison for NBAA Flight Attendants Committee for over 15 years. Began the first Flight Attendant Conference and formation of the Committee. Coordinated the formation of the Catering Working Group to improve service and food safety for all NBAA Members using inflight catering. Coordinates all NBAA Scholarships. NBAA has over $100,000 in various scholarships for a career in business aviation. These scholarships are all coordinated through various committees that select recipients based upon performance and merit. Received the University Aviation Association, 2009 W. W. Estridge Award for a lifetime of dedicated service to aviation education. Received the Business and Commercial Aviation Magazine Vision Award for 2002 in recognition for support to business aviation in response to the September 11, 2001 terrorist attack.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Administrative Director, CAM Governing Board, NBAA Committee Liaison to Corporate Aviation Management Committee and Flight Attendant Committee.

membership issues on safety, training, medical certification, aircraft operational costs, aircraft range calculations, Part 135 operations and cabin attendant issues. Developed and coordinated an educational and certification program for all NBAA members that includes curriculum from 21 different educational institutions to improve management within a flight department.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

wife of 45 years Susan. They have three adults children and seven granddaughters.; CAREER Twenty years in operations from pilot duties to supervising all facets ofHISTORY global aircraft operations. National association manager of airmen and operational issues. Handled member issues ranging from medical issues to international flight handling procedures. Hands-on experience in personnel supervision, aircrew training, and evaluation.LEADERSHIP Managed a schedule balancing over 200 flying hours/month with three RC-135 aircraft and aircrew to maintain intelligence collection over the Far East Theater. Managed all aspects of aircrew operations while maintaining a strict overseas flying schedule. Achieved excellent results from Strategic Air Command (SAC) inspection and testing. FLIGHT Created a training curriculum for over 500 aircrew members to improve flyingTRAINER tactics. Instructed in the classroom, simulator, and the aircraft. Managed a $1.2 million, full motion, aircraft simulator. Program evaluated by SAC (Strategic Air Command) and rated outstanding.TRAINER, Instructor, counselor, and evaluator of student achievements measured againstINSTRUCTOR competitive results. Taught objective based, curriculum training over an eight week program. Lectured all 800 officers on complex, classified, National Security issues.

Pilot, RC-135 and KC-135

RC-135S/U/V/W and KC-135A/E Certified Flight Instructor: airplane single engine land (SEL) Total Flight Time: 5000+ hoursFlight Times: Total...........................5000+ ME Fixed Wing.............4575 Instrument................503 Pilot-in-Command.......3756 SE Fixed Wing................200 Simulator................200

Represented CSAF as Duty Officer responding to emergency operations for DESERT STORM, PROVIDE COMFORT (Kurdish relief effort), and airlift for Hurricane Andrew relief operations. Worked with US Army, FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation), and FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) for military response to civilian disasters.

Established analysis procedures and follow-up actions to maintain accurate and timely reporting procedures for status of forces and USAF readiness. Created presentations on units to Headquarters USAF Staff including Chief of Staff (CSAF

Managed a $1.2 million aircraft simulator for aircrew training. Created a training curriculum for over 500 aircrew members to improve flying tactics. Instructed in the classroom, simulator, and the aircraft. Program evaluated by Strategic Air Command (SAC) and rated outstanding.

Counselor and evaluator of student achievements measured against competitive results. Taught objective based curriculum training over an eight week program. Lectured all 800 officers on complex, classified, national security issues.

Commanded an aircrew of 35 personnel on global reconnaissance missions. Maintained extremely disciplined rules of engagements in areas with potentially dangerous impact of national importance. 1

Bs, Biology

Activities and Societies: USAF ROTC,

Masters, Public Administration

Master'S, Public Administration

Bs, Biology