NATA Names New President after Hiller Steps Down
Long time industry veteran Gary Dempsey takes up the NATA reigns after Marty Hiller resigns.
Gary Dempsey, formerly Jet Aviation's senior vice president of sales for the Americas and a NATA board member has been tapped to succeed Marty Hiller as the ninth president in the aviation business organization's 78-year history.
Gary Dempsey, formerly Jet Aviation's senior vice president of sales for the Americas and a NATA board member has been tapped to succeed Marty Hiller as the ninth president in the aviation business organization's 78-year history.

Long-time industry veteran Gary Dempsey has been selected by the National Air Transportation Association’s (NATA) board of directors to succeed Marty Hiller, who announced that he will step down as president. Hiller was a board member of the trade group since 2010, and in 2016, he agreed to take on the role of president pro bono, after the departure of Thomas Hendricks, initially on a temporary basis. The announcement came on September 14 and Dempsey began his duties immediately after.