ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES FOR ELECTION TO THE HAI BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The following candidates for the HAI Board of Directors were nominated in accordance with the HAI By-Laws. Candidates elected to the HAI Board of Directors will serve a three-year term, beginning July 1, 2020.
Candidate for the ONE Government Service Seat Adam Hammond
Tennessee Valley Authority Helicopter Services Knoxville, Tennessee, USA
Candidates for the THREE Commercial Seats Gordy Cox
Redding Air Service Inc. Redding, California, USA
Randy Rowles Helicopter Institute Inc. Fort Worth, Texas, USA
Rick Kenin Boston MedFlight
Bedford, Massachusetts, USA
Mark Schlaefl i Sundance Helicopters Inc. Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Michael Mower Southern Utah University Aviation & Iron County Sheriff’s Air Operations Cedar City, Utah, USA
Nicole L. Vandelaar Novictor Helicopters Honolulu, Hawaii, USA
Visit
rotor.org/election to learn more about the election, including a message from each candidate and their resume or CV. Each candidate will also speak at the HAI Annual Membership Meeting & Breakfast at HAI HELI-EXPO 2020 in Anaheim.
VOTING FOR THE HAI BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Who can vote? The designated member representatives of HAI Helicopter Operator members are eligible to vote in Board of Director elections.
Where can I vote?
Designated member representatives can vote:
ONLINE: Check your email for an online ballot that was sent from
roxanne.fox@
rotor.org. If you haven’t yet received any voting materials via email, please contact
roxanne.fox@
rotor.org.
IN PERSON: Membership representatives may vote in person at the HAI Annual Membership Meeting & Breakfast at HAI HELI-EXPO 2020: Tue., Jan. 28, 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM Ballroom CDE
Anaheim Convention Center
Voting will continue at the HAI Membership Counter in the Registration Areas of Hall E of the Anaheim Convention Center from 11:00 AM until 3:00 PM, at which time voting will close.
Election results will be announced at the Salute to Excellence Awards luncheon, Wed., Jan. 29.
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