After exec turmoil, NBAA puts its ear to the ground
It is not unheard of these days for a company to hire an executive and have that person depart within a short period.

It is not unheard of these days for a company to hire an executive and have that person depart within a short period. The newly hired president and COO of MCI left that telecommunications giant after just seven months, citing a planned management reorganization.

When Shelley Longmuir tendered her resignation as president and CEO of NBAA in April, after less than nine months, it was attributed to a difference between her and the board over the group’s future direction.