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Cameron Joins Sherwin-Williams Sherwin-Williams announced Dr. Randy Cameron has joined its management team. Dr. Cameron will act as lead consultant for its expanding OEM qualifications process and strategic development for its growing commercial,


August W. Henningsen, Chairman of the Executive Board of Lufthansa Technik


says it won 45 new customers and concluded more than 500 new contracts. The total sales volume in 2012 from those contracts alone amounted to 480 million euros Jansen said at the event.


Lufthansa Technik enjoys a solid market position, according to Henningsen. “We will continue our course for growth, and set ourselves apart in the market through our quality, the strength of our innovations and our worldwide presence. And this market position will be solidified and expanded even more through the successful implementation of the SCORE measures. That is why Lufthansa Technik will emerge from the consolidation in the airline and MRO markets even stronger than it is today.”


New Joint Venture Between LHT and McKinsey Announced Also announced at the event in Hamburg on March 19 is a joint venture with McKinsey & Company. Lufthansa Technik will now offer consulting services for the optimization of complex processes and the operative implementation of transformation programs within the framework of a new association with the consulting firm McKinsey & Company. The joint venture will be headquartered in Hamburg and is scheduled to begin its work during the first half of 2013 and will offer consultancy in the efficient design of complex processes in the maintenance and repair of aircraft for international customers in the airline industry and other sectors. Lufthansa Technik says it feels they can springboard their work in successfully structuring


processes in its own global network for maximum streamlining and efficiency, particularly through lean management projects to help others both in and outside of the aviation industry. The company says it has long supported several of its customers in improving their own production and service processes and is ready to parlay this knowledge to help others.


New Construction in Hamburg Additionally Lufthansa Technik announced that starting in February it began building work costing 20 million euros in the eastern section of the technical base to develop workshops, offices and facilities for the Central Materials Technology department. As a result, this high- tech area of the company will be concentrated in a single location. Construction work is expected to be completed in the spring of 2014. The new six-story complex will provide 6,000 square meters of workshop floor space on two levels, with the Central Materials Technology department on the second floor. The four floors above this, totaling 8,000 square meters of gross floor space, will be used for offices. The building will benefit from efficient insulation and the use of rainwater and parts of it will have a green roof. “With this new building, rather than going for expensive renovation work and retaining inefficient structures, we are investing on a sustainable basis and financing our future,” said Ralf Aljes, head of Facility Management at Lufthansa Technik. The building will use the existing plot ten times more intensively than the one- to two-story old buildings, which have already been demolished.


military and original equipment manufacturing business. Dr. Cameron received his Ph.D. from Princeton and has more than 25 years of aerospace industry experience. Formerly with Lockheed Martin, PPG industries, U.S. Paint and Mankiewicz Coatings, he is also founder and president of his own company, Instrumental Polymer Technologies, LLC (IP Tech). The latter produces high performance polyols to help meet tightening EPA regulations within the aviation coatings market. He holds four patents with a fifth patent pending and has authored multiple industry papers


Flexjet Welcomes New VP of Ops Flexjet has appointed Jason Weiss as


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new vice president, Operations. Weiss will be responsible for managing Flexjet’s flight operations, training, technical operations, operations analysis and fleet management, the owner operations center and procurement. “Jason’s notable industry experience


and established track record make him a valuable addition to the Flexjet team,” said Deanna White, president, Flexjet. Weiss brings more than 13 years of aviation experience to the Flexjet leadership team. For the past five years, he served as vice president, Crew Resource Planning, at NetJets. Prior to his tenure at NetJets, Weiss held senior operations positions at Air Wisconsin Airlines Corporation and Atlas Air. Weiss replaces David Gross, who is retiring from Flexjet following his 13 years of service.


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Skyway Aero Promotes Welch SkyWay Aero has promoted David Welch to vice president of Sales. David has more than 25 years of aviation sales experience and, during his career at SkyWay Aero, he has worked on a variety of highly successful aircraft sales and business


development projects. Aircraft sales have always been an important component of the SkyWay Group and David’s in-depth experience and industry contacts have been a proven asset to the organization’s success. In his new role, he will be responsible for building upon the established success of SkyWay Aero and leveraging its influence upon Sierra Industries and other sister companies within the SkyWay Group through sales and


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