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Maybe he paid for the trip. Do we know he didn't?
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that's the funniest thing you've said yet.
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It is verboten to criticize the plutocrats for flying their planes. Under any circumstances.
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More fabrication
1. He switched his flight to Christmas Day to not effect the schedule
2. He payed for it
3. Do you know his itinerary. Who is meeting with? Who he is staying with? Word is large investor
Typical union nonsense this the reason the union will not be voted in. Take something and turn in into something it isn't.
1. He switched his flight to Christmas Day to not effect the schedule
2. He payed for it
3. Do you know his itinerary. Who is meeting with? Who he is staying with? Word is large investor
Typical union nonsense this the reason the union will not be voted in. Take something and turn in into something it isn't.
Why is it funny? I was just asking the question. I am not privy to the inner workings of Avantair, are you?
Union will not help you now anyways, way past that. That place is riding on hinges, diluted shares in leu of dividend payouts for major investors will not go over well.
hmmm....you were there to watch him stroke that check hu?
I'm guessing that you would understand the inner workings of, oh lets say, lipstick on a man's collar: after he comes home....it just ain't that difficult to draw a conclusion. Speculation, I'm sure you have some understanding of that. It's what publicly traded companys are based on.
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Except the frosted tip leader is on the Board of Directors! Plus I am sure he is buddies with everyone on the board so he is not going any where...
http://www.avantair.com/avantair-directors.html
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Avantair Names New Chief Operating Officer
CLEARWATER, Fla., January 25, 2013 -- Avantair, Inc. (OTCBB: AAIR) announced it has named David Haslett, a veteran finance and customer service executive, as its new Chief Operating Officer.
Mr. Haslett will be responsible for day-to-day performance of the Company, focusing on customer service and satisfaction. He will also focus on the Company’s key financial and performance metrics and be responsible for enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of the Company’s infrastructure. His appointment is effective immediately.
As Chief Operating Officer, Mr. Haslett will report directly to Steven Santo, Chief Executive Officer. At Avantair, flight operations and aviation management are under the direct supervision of CEO Steven Santo, Director of Operations Walter Garner, and Senior Vice President of Safety, Quality and Compliance David Cann.
“David brings to our executive team deep experience in customer engagement strategies and strong fiscal leadership which will be central as we invigorate our customer programs,” said Steven Santo, Chief Executive Officer of Avantair. “His arrival is part of our ongoing effort to position Avantair for the future and complements the recent positive organizational changes we made in the safety, compliance and flight operations departments within the company.”
Most recently, Mr. Haslett was Managing Director of Sportech Racing, a global leader in the sport and gaming industry. At Sportech, he was responsible for the company’s worldwide P&L and led sales, operations, R&D, engineering and purchasing. Prior to joining Sportech, Mr. Haslett was the Managing Director of the Horserace Totalisator Board in the UK. He served previously as Assistant General Manager of the Totalisator Agency Board in South Africa and is a native of South Africa.
CLEARWATER, Fla., January 25, 2013 -- Avantair, Inc. (OTCBB: AAIR) announced it has named David Haslett, a veteran finance and customer service executive, as its new Chief Operating Officer.
Mr. Haslett will be responsible for day-to-day performance of the Company, focusing on customer service and satisfaction. He will also focus on the Company’s key financial and performance metrics and be responsible for enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of the Company’s infrastructure. His appointment is effective immediately.
As Chief Operating Officer, Mr. Haslett will report directly to Steven Santo, Chief Executive Officer. At Avantair, flight operations and aviation management are under the direct supervision of CEO Steven Santo, Director of Operations Walter Garner, and Senior Vice President of Safety, Quality and Compliance David Cann.
“David brings to our executive team deep experience in customer engagement strategies and strong fiscal leadership which will be central as we invigorate our customer programs,” said Steven Santo, Chief Executive Officer of Avantair. “His arrival is part of our ongoing effort to position Avantair for the future and complements the recent positive organizational changes we made in the safety, compliance and flight operations departments within the company.”
Most recently, Mr. Haslett was Managing Director of Sportech Racing, a global leader in the sport and gaming industry. At Sportech, he was responsible for the company’s worldwide P&L and led sales, operations, R&D, engineering and purchasing. Prior to joining Sportech, Mr. Haslett was the Managing Director of the Horserace Totalisator Board in the UK. He served previously as Assistant General Manager of the Totalisator Agency Board in South Africa and is a native of South Africa.
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Effective January 22, 2013, the Board of Directors of the Company appointed Steven Santo, Chief Executive Officer of the Company, as Chairman of the Board of Directors. Mr. Santo has served as Chief Executive Officer and a director since 2003 and succeeds Robert Lepofsky, who will remain a director of the Company. Mr. Santo will not receive any additional compensation for his role as Chairman of the Board.
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Sounds like musical chairs over there except one person always knows he has a seat after the music stops...
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there's never just one in the satan club. It takes more than one to run a company into the ground. On average there are 12 people at a company that parachute away with millions while the people who do the work lose everything.
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"Mr. Haslett will be responsible for day-to-day performance of the Company, focusing on customer service and satisfaction. He will also focus on the Company’s key financial and performance metrics and be responsible for enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of the Company’s infrastructure."
The head finance guy focusing on customer service and satisfaction. That should be interesting.
The head finance guy focusing on customer service and satisfaction. That should be interesting.
The head finance guy focusing on customer service and satisfaction. That should be interesting.
I guess AAIR is following the lead of NJA. We know how great the finance guys have been focusing on customer service and satisfaction since 8/2009. According to what you guys tell me, the company says owner satisfaction is practically at an all time high.
I guess AAIR is following the lead of NJA. We know how great the finance guys have been focusing on customer service and satisfaction since 8/2009. According to what you guys tell me, the company says owner satisfaction is practically at an all time high.
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Avantair brings micro management to new levels!
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