Cynthia Garneau, President of Bell Helicopter Textron Canada, Elected Chair of the AIAC Board © The Aerospace Industries Association of Canada (AIAC)

Cynthia Garneau, President of Bell Helicopter Textron Canada, Elected Chair of the AIAC Board


The Aerospace Industries Association of Canada (AIAC)
| 2017/11/14 | 315 words | AEROCONTACT | JOB & CAREER

The Aerospace Industries Association of Canada (AIAC) is pleased to announce the election of Cynthia Garneau, President of Bell Helicopter Textron Canada, as Chair of the AIAC Board of Directors. Ms. Garneau succeeds David Gossen, President of IMP Aerospace & Defence, who served as Chair of the AIAC Board over the last year.

“I am honoured to have the opportunity to serve as AIAC’s Board Chair,” said Ms. Garneau. “Maintaining our strategic edge, both here in Canada and around the world, will require a commitment to leveraging our expertise in collaborative innovation to drive growth and attract diverse talent across industries. I look forward to working with AIAC’s Board and management team to ensure the ongoing success of Canada’s aerospace industry in the years ahead.”

Jim Quick, President and CEO of AIAC, officially welcomed Ms. Garneau to her new role at AIAC’s Annual General Meeting on November 7. “Cynthia Garneau is an experienced executive and a leading voice within Canada’s aerospace community. I am confident that, as Chair, her guidance and expertise will strengthen the association and position the industry for even greater success,” Mr. Quick said. “On behalf of all of us at the AIAC, I offer our heartfelt congratulations to Cynthia on her election as Chair and look forward to working with her during the coming year.”

The Board also acknowledged the service and contributions of AIAC’s outgoing chair, Mr. David Gossen. “Mr. Gossen’s leadership and strategic vision have been invaluable to AIAC’s growth and achievements over the last year,” Mr. Quick said. “I would like to personally thank David for his commitment to our association and industry and am very pleased that he will remain active on AIAC’s Board in the coming year.”


 

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