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The Aerospace Industries Association (AIA) has announced that long-time civil aviation leader Di Reimold has joined the association as vice president of civil aviation, effective August 14.
Reimold has 30 years of leadership experience in multiple offices of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), including the Office of Aviation Safety, International Aviation, and Commercial Space Transportation.
She joins AIA from her previous position as deputy vice president of the FAA’s Flight Program Operations, for which she was a senior leader in the Air Traffic Organization and responsible for all aspects of the agency’s flight inspection program. Previously, she served as head of global policy, safety and flight operations at the International Air Transport Association (IATA) from 2011 to 2016.
“Di’s decades of industry and public service experience will enhance AIA’s reputation as a leader and resource for civil aviation expertise and strengthen our voice in Washington, DC,” said Eric Fanning, AIA president and CEO. “She is a tremendous addition to our unparalleled senior leadership team.”
The Association for Challenge Course Technology (ACCT) has announced the appointment of Melissa Webb as its executive director.
Webb brings experience from the hospitality and customer service industry, with nearly two decades of her career dedicated to events planning, execution, and operations management. Previously, Webb held positions as special events and membership coordinator, events manager, events director, and director of operations at ACCT.
“Melissa has been a valued member of the ACCT staff for a decade now, and in May of this year the board of directors named Melissa as the temporary director of operations. Melissa has done a remarkable job of assuming responsibility for the day-to-day operation and management of the business of ACCT, and she has very clearly demonstrated her ability to lead,” said Korey Hampton, board of directors chair. “So, it is with complete confidence and an abundance of excitement for the future of our association, that all of us on the Board support her in this new role.”
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