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Greenwich AeroGroup Forms New sales Organization

As part of Greenwich AeroGroup’s new maintenance, repair and overhaul sales organization aimed at supporting general and business aviation aircraft operato

By David A. Lombardo • Contributor

January 27, 2011

As part of Greenwich AeroGroup’s new maintenance, repair and overhaul sales organization aimed at supporting general and business aviation aircraft operators, Colleen Back, v-p of MRO sales, will be coordinating a team of eight regional sales managers who will focus on airframe-specific owners/operators within regions of the U.S. and Canada. They will offer customers comprehensive maintenance, engine, avionics and interior service capabilities on behalf of Greenwich AeroGroup’s Atlantic Aero, Summit Aviation and Western Aircraft.

The regional sales managers, and the aircraft and areas they serve, include Doug Alwine, turboprop, West; John Bullen, Falcon/Hawker, East; Gene Elzinga, turboprop, East; Jim Kuhn, Falcon/Hawker, West; Todd Michel, Citation, East; Lee Miles, Falcon/Hawker, West; Mike Sullivan, helicopter/turboprop, Mid-Atlantic; and Scott White, Challenger/Learjet, East.�

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