Direct oversight of operational integration for new locations either by purchase, acquisition or merger. Operational strategy, financial planning/execution and support for a rapidly growing network to include ESG, DE&I and sustainable initiatives. Direct support and execution of strategy for the adoption and deployment of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) & electric ground support equipment.

Direct oversight of multiple high profile locations within the Atlantic portfolio to include BCT, BHM, OPF, PBI, SUA

Current responsibility includes, but not limited to; Oversight, advise and support of multiple FBO locations in major metropolitan areas. Each respective location is staffed with a General Manager with whom I work very closely with in establishing and cultivating new business. Current locations under direct oversight include - BCT, PBI & SUA. Previous locations under direct oversight included ATL, BNA, GPT, JAN, PDK & PHF.

Direct oversight of day to day operations, financial planning/oversight and execution of business strategy at a Top Ten GA Airport (PDK)

Expanded responsibility within the region to include additional locations falling under my direct supervision within the context of a General Manager. During this time both ATL & PDK were extremely high profile FBO's with ATL being located at the worlds busiest airport and PDK remaining within the Top Ten GA Airports in terms of overall traffic counts.

Direct oversight and responsibility of both the FBO and Commercial Operations that included baggage handling, cargo operations, aircraft re-fueling and deicing. The high watermark of this operation began in 1995 when Mercury serviced multiple airlines that included all operational service aspects for up to 70 daily departures. During this time, we employed up to 300 employees and for whom I was responsible for training in all aspects of the operation. I reported directly to the General Manager of the location and coordinated efforts to meet, and in most cases, exceed all expectations. Each September the location hosted the Reno Air Races which presented opportunity to service hundreds of aircraft within a four-to-five-day period. The largest turnout recorded was in 1994 when the location successfully serviced more than 1,400 GA, Business, Commercial and Military aircraft within a five-day period without delay or incident.