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IAAE Canada Member List July 2018 Name Job Title Company Post Address Province Phone Number Email Address Christopher Adams Airport Duty Manager Calgary Airport 2000 Airport Road NE, AB 403-735-1300 [email protected] Authority Calgary, AB, T2E 6W5 Ian Adkins Supervisor, Airport Vernon Regional 6300 Tronson Rd, BC 250-545-3035 [email protected] Maintenance Airport Vernon, BC, Canada, V1H 1N5 Ryan Albizzati CFO / COO Executive Flight 200 680 Palmer Road AB 403-291-8091 [email protected] Center Ne, Calgary, AB, T2E 7R3 Heiko Albrecht CM Duty Manager, Safety Kelowna 1435 Water Street, BC 250-765-5125 [email protected] & Security International Kelowna, BC, Canada, Airport V1Y 1J4 Wayne Anaka CM President WGA AVCON 9 Wheeling Drive, ON 416-416-05917 [email protected] Enterprises Inc. Toronto, ON, Canada, M1C 3X2 Dave Anderson Aviation Practice Associated 1000 10909 Jasper AB 780-451-7666 [email protected] Leader Engineering AB Ltd. Ave, Edmonton, AB, Canada, T5J 5B9 Allon Anderton Transport and Logistics Commissionaires 126 Luxstone Road, AB 403-703-1148 [email protected] Manager Airdrie, AB T4B 0J7 Sam Arrigo CM Advertising Specialist GTAA 3111 Convair Dr., PO ON 416-776-3580 [email protected] Box 6031, Toronto, ON, Canada, L5P 1B2 Warren Askew CM Director, Operations Hamilton 9300 Airport Road, ON 905- 679-1999 [email protected] International Suite 2206, Mount Airport Hope, ON, Canada, L0R 1W0 Bryan Avery CM Security/Operations North Bay Jack 50 Terminal St, North ON 705- 474-3026 ext [email protected] and Service Garland Airport Bay, ON, Canada, P1B 225 Development Manager 8G2 Robert Baker Airport Manager Trail Regional 1394 Pine Avenue, BC 250-364-0808 [email protected] Airport Trail, BC, V1R 3E6 Sankar Manager - Midfield Hamad Ezdan Village, Apt Qatar +9745 000 2810 [email protected] Balasubruamanian Operations International R34b, Wukair, Doha, Airport Qatar, 24659 Jeff Barrow AAE Customer and Terminal GTAA PO Box 6031, 3111 ON 416- 458-1809 [email protected] Services Convair Drive, Toronto, ON, Canada, L5P 1B2 Neil Beech Vice President G.C. Duke 1184 Plains Road E, ON 905-317-3092 [email protected] Name Job Title Company Post Address Province Phone Number Email Address Equipment Ltd Burlington, ON, L7S 1W6 Josh Bergsteinsson Vice President, GRM Inc Global #4 1718 Byland Road, BC 778-755-5810 [email protected] Business Development Runway West Kelowna, BC, V1Z Maintenance 1A9 Ryan Bert-Vidal CM Airport Operations Saskatoon Airport B314-415 Hunter SK 250-514-9373 [email protected] Officer - Duty Manager Authority Road, Saskatoon, SK, S7T 0J8 Rob Beynon CM President Operations 1066 Hastings Street BC 604- 417-5642 [email protected] Economics Inc. W, Ste 2000, Vancouver, BC, V6E 3X2 James Bogusz CEO Regina Airport 1-5201 Regina Ave, SK [email protected] Authority Regina, SK, Canada, S4W 1B3 James Bolitho Student Georgian College 16 Darren Drive, ON 705- 816-0317 [email protected] Angus, ON, L0M 1B3 Terry Bos AAE CEO Sault Ste. Marie 1-475 Airport Road, ON 705-779-3031 ext [email protected] Airport Sault Ste Marie, ON, 205 Development Canada, P6A 5K6 Corporation Damian Boucaud CM Operations Manager GTAA 3111 Convair Dr., PO ON 416 776-5615 [email protected] Box 6031, Toronto, ON, Canada, L5P 1B2 Jean Philippe Bourque SMI Sales Manager Tenco Machinery 1116 Durance, QC 418-849-7575 [email protected] CDN Ltd. Charlesbourg, QC, Canada, G2N 1X2 Curtis Bouteiller President & CEO Proform Concrete 240 Burnt Park Way, AB 403-392-3433 [email protected] Services Inc. Red Deer County, AB, T4S 2L4 Logan Boyd Airport Operations Medicine Hat 1-49 Viscount Avenue AB 403-952-6570 [email protected] Coordinator Regional Airport SW, Medicine Hat, AB, Canada, T1A 5G4 Sherri Brooks Operations Officer Victoria Airport 104-920 Dunford Ave, BC 778-679-2946 [email protected] Authority Victoria, BC, Canada, V9B 2S3 Nicholas Brown Student Cranfield University 8 Justice Court, Holt UK 44 737 88 39 303 [email protected] Road, Cromer Norfolk, Great Britain, NR27 9EL Michael Brown AAE Associate Director, GTAA 3111 Convair Dr., PO ON 416-776-3186 [email protected] Name Job Title Company Post Address Province Phone Number Email Address Innovation & Strategy Box 6031, Toronto, ON, Canada, L5P 1B2 Gerry Bruno AAE Vice President, Vancouver P.O. Box 23750 Airport BC 604-717-1888 [email protected] Government Affairs International Postal Outlet, Airport Authority Richmond, BC, Canada, V7B 1Y7 Ramon Buenaventura Compliance Northern Airports 310 - 215 Garry Street, MB 204 -945-3423 [email protected] Administrator and Marine Winnipeg, MB R3C 3P3 Operations Stephen Burbridge AAE Director of Gander 75 Raynham Ave., NL 709- 256-2614 [email protected] Infrastructure and International Gander, NL, Canada, Operations Airport Authority A1V 2J3 Inc Andre Buss Chief Financial Officer City of Castlegar 460 Columbia Avenue, BC 250 -365-8952 [email protected] Castlegar, BC, V1N 1G7 Jeff Campbell President JCAI Inc. 105 Mcgovern Drive, ON 844- 423-5465 [email protected] Cambridge, ON, N3H 4R7 Kevin Campbell AAE Project Manager, Region of Waterloo 1-4881 Fountain St. N, ON 519- 648-2256 ext [email protected] Construction International Breslau, ON, Canada, 8511 Development Airport N0B 1M0 Scot Cannell National Sales ADB Safegate 2820 Argentia Road, ON 905- 567-6070 ext 4 [email protected] Manager Unit 2, Mississauga, ON, L5N 8G4 Sean Carroll Airport Supervisor Region of Waterloo 1-4881 Fountain St. N, ON 519-648-2256 ext [email protected] International Breslau, ON, Canada, 8536 Airport N0B 1M0 Henry Castorf AAE Airport Project Kelowna #1 - 5533 Airport Way, BC 250-765-5125 ext [email protected] Manager International Kelowna, BC, Canada, 206 Airport V1V 1S1 Jeff Caswell Supervisor, Regulatory Region of Waterloo 1-4881 Fountain Street ON 519- 648-2256 ext [email protected] Affairs and International North, Breslau, ON, 8512 Administration Airport N0B 1M0 James Catney Vice President, Canadian 1450 Appleby Line, Ste ON 647- 283-3632 [email protected] Operation Aerodrome 200, Burlington, ON, Support Services L7L 6V1 Inc. Jean-Luc Charbonneau Independent 12041 rue Ranger, QC 819- 964-1113 [email protected] Montreal, QC, Canada, H4J 2K9 Saad Cheema Airport Operations GTAA Apt 3310, 19 Grand ON 416-776-3055 [email protected] Name Job Title Company Post Address Province Phone Number Email Address Control Specialist Trunk Cres. Toronto, ON, Canada, M5J 3A3 Jean-Mathieu Chenier Director, Marketing & Sudbury Airport 5000 Air Terminal ON 705- 919-0461 [email protected] CM Airport Development Drive, Suite T202, Garson, ON, P3L 1V4 Delia Chesworth AAE Director, Airports GNWT -Airports 607, 5310 44th Street, NT 867- 767-9084 ext [email protected] Division Yellowknife, NT, 31060 Canada, X1A 1K3 Sagar Chhabra Student Georgian College 358 Duckworth Street, ON 705- 791-6808 [email protected] Barrie, ON, L4M 6L7 Avinash Chidambaram Student Georgian College 189 Hickling Trail, ON 705- 984-3634 [email protected] Barrie, ON, L4M 5V1 Paul Chisholm Manager Airport Halifax 1 Bell Blvd, Enfield, NS, NS 902-873-4061 [email protected] Facilities International Canada, B2T 1K2 Airport Authority Tiffany Coffey Airport Safety Program Red Lake Airport 2508 Highway 125, ON 807- 662-2581 [email protected] Assistant Cochenour, ON P0V 1C0 Beau Cook CM Director, Operations Executive Aviation 2485 Aviation Ln, ON 604- 269-3834 [email protected] Planning and Solutions London, ON N5V 3Z9 Ken Corbett Canadian Sales Eaton Crouse-Hinds 5925 McLaughlin Rd., ON 905- 501-3086 [email protected] Manager Series Mississauga, ON, Canada, L5R 1B8 Paul Crenson AAE Airport Duty Manager Kelowna #1 - 5533 Airport Way, BC 250-765-0213 [email protected] International Kelowna, BC, Canada, Airport V1V 1S1 Paul Cudmore General Manager COO Team Eagle 10 Trent Dr, P.O. Box ON 705- 653-2956 [email protected] 670, Campbellford, ON, Canada, K0L 1L0 Garth Cumberbatch Operations Officer Trinidad and 3 Citrine Drive, Diego 868- 706-7180 [email protected] Tobago Air Guard Diamond Vale, Diego Martin Martin, Trinidad and Tobago, 0000 Chris Curd CM Manager, Operations GTAA 3111 Convair Dr., PO ON 416-776-3000 [email protected] Airside & Groundside Box 6031, Toronto, ON, Canada, L5P 1B2 Aaron Dalal Account Director, OCG Aviation 3103-208 Enfield ON 416- 897-0859 [email protected] Aircraft Services & Place, Mississauga, Delivery ON, L5B 0G8 Ian Darling AAE Airport Manager Dawson Creek Box 2156, Dawson BC 250-719-2500 [email protected] Regional Airport Creek, BC, Canada, Name Job Title Company Post Address Province Phone Number Email Address V1G 4K9 Lisa Davidson Airport Manager Peterborough 925 Airport Rd, ON 705- 760-6320 [email protected] Municipal Airport Peterborough, ON K9J 0E7 Dave Dayment Airport Manager Timmins Victor M. 220 Algonquin Blvd. ON 705-360-2636 ext [email protected] Power Airport East, Timmins, ON, 6801 Canada, P4N 1B2 Shea De La Mare Airport Manager Williams Lake 450 Mart Street, BC 250- 989-4713 [email protected] Regional Airport Williams Lake, BC, Canada, V2G 1N3 John Dejak President Aviotec 218 Gidleigh Park ON 905- 918-0888 [email protected] International Inc. Crescent, Woodbridge, ON, L4H 1H9 Luis Demestre CM Coordinator, Baggage GTAA 3111 Convair Drive, ON 416-776-2860 [email protected] Handling Toronto, ON, L5P 1B2 John
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