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HAI Launches Virtual Event to Bring Together Vertical Aviation Buyers, Sellers
HAI IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE HAI Connect, an all-new, affordable way to help buyers in the rotorcraft industry effi- ciently evaluate new products and services—online. At this virtual marketplace,
which takes place Sep. 8–9, 2021, the vertical flight indus- try’s leading manufacturers and suppliers will showcase and demonstrate their latest offer- ings and meet with potential buyers from around the globe in brief, prescheduled one-on-one appoint- ments. In-depth panel discussions will round out the event.
“The concept is simple,” says Charlotte
Zilke, HAI’s senior director of membership and conventions. “The easy-to-use platform
appointments. We are also using this ver- sion of Connect to provide vendors the opportunity to conduct virtual product demonstrations both days.”
HAI CONNECT Bringing the Vertical Aviation Industry Together
connects operators and maintainers with manufacturers and suppliers, allowing them to schedule 20-minute online video
Attendee Registration Registration for HAI Connect attendees opens Jul. 12 and is free for HAI members and $95 for nonmembers. Look for more details in the coming weeks at
rotor.org/ events/2021-hai-connect. To
become an HAI member or renew your current membership, contact HAI Membership at
member@rotor.org.
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On Mother’s Day this year, we told the tale of Kathryn Purwin and how she prevailed in raising her two children and stepping up as CEO of Helinet after the sudden death of Alan Purwin, her husband and the company’s founder. Looks like she’s not the only one who thinks she has “bad-ass mom skills”!
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