Tom Vice, Aerion's Chairman, President and CEO, said: "I am really excited to have such an incredible group of successful and committed executives join our team. They are each passionate about our purpose to build the next generation of global transportation networks that significantly reduce the time and friction of travel while leaving no carbon footprint behind. They join our team of entrepreneurs, innovators, risk takers and creative people with the courage to disrupt."
Joining the company from Embraer, Alessandro Salvia is appointed Aerion's new Controller with lead responsibility for accounting and finance management. Alessandro brings 12 years of accountancy expertise from management roles at PWC and Embraer and holds CPA, CISA and CFE licenses.
With expertise in aerospace industry compliance and contract negotiation, Rachelle St Louis-Vincent joins Aerion from Gulfstream as a key member of the company's in-house Legal and Compliance team. In addition to providing legal support to key business functions, Rachelle's new role will include leading the initiation of the Aerion Foundation – a new independent body committed to reversing climate change.
Robert (Bob) Lewis joins Aerion as Director, System Test Evaluation to build and lead the company's new testing facilities at Aerion Park. With more than 29 years aerospace leadership experience with the USAF and Northrop Grumman, Bob will play a central role in the AS2 testing program.
Matthew Clarke joins Aerion as Senior Vice President of Marketing & Communications. With extensive experience of global marketing and communication management in the luxury and high-performance automotive sector, Matthew will lead growth of Aerion's global brand presence. Matthew brings 20 years of experience with brands including Aston Martin Lagonda, Land Rover and Karma Automotive.
Aerion has a growing nationwide employee base encompassing core sites in Reno, NV – the company's current HQ – an Aerion Technologies division in Palo Alto, CA and a new facility in Melbourne, FL – home to the future Aerion Park which will break ground later this year.
The AS2 – the world's first supersonic business jet - will be the first aircraft to be assembled at the company's new global headquarters in Melbourne, Florida. Aerion Park, which represents an investment of $300 million will create at least 675 new jobs by 2026. The state-of-the-art development – powered by clean energy - will incorporate headquarters operations plus an integrated campus for research, design, build, and maintenance of the company's supersonic aircraft.
Further information on career opportunities at Aerion are available here: www.aerionsupersonic.com/careers
About Aerion:
We believe in bringing humanity closer. Our vision is a future where humanity can travel between any two points on our planet within three hours using new transportation networks – powered by clean energy solutions – that present a world where distance is no longer a barrier. Our starting point is sustainable supersonic flight, led by the world's first supersonic business jet – the AS2.
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