Upheaval at NBAA leads to much finger-pointing
When NBAA hired Shelley Longmuir less than a year ago, the board of directors said the new president would raise the association to a new level.

When NBAA hired Shelley Longmuir less than a year ago, the board of directors said the new president would raise the association to a new level. Apparently there was disagreement between Longmuir and the board on just what that next level should be.

On April 1, the board accepted Longmuir’s resignation following a regularly scheduled three-day meeting in Washington. At the same time, Robert Warren, who Longmuir had brought on board as chief operating officer and corporate secretary, also resigned.

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