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First Name Last Name Company Job Title Neel Jones Shah Able Freight Services, Inc First Name Last Name Company Job Title Neel Jones Shah Able Freight Services, Inc. Chief Commercial Officer Orlando Wong Able Freight Services, Inc. Owner/ Vice President Helmut Berchtold adi Management Consult President & CEO Anne Marie Mac Carthy Aer Lingus Cargo Global Sales Manager Peter O'Neill Aer Lingus Cargo Director Willie Mercado Aer Lingus Cargo Cargo Sales & Res Mgr. - NA Luis Fernando Paredes AEROEXPRESS / AEH GROUP S.A. PRESIDENT & CEO Antonio Gomez Elorduy Aeromexico Cargo Ditector USA, Asia & Canada Mauricio Nieto Martinez Aeromexico Cargo CEO Pedro Rogelio Anza Bourlon Aeromexico Cargo VP International Sales Jennifer Carter Aeroterm Leasing Director Eastern Region Michael Minear Aeroterm Executive Vice President Dustin Gillioz Aeroterm Leasing Director Western Region Greg Murphy Aeroterm Executive Vice President Erin Gruver Aeroterm Executive Vice President Alejandro Arellano AEROUNION GDL Sales Manager Jorge Rivera AEROUNION SENIOR VICEPRESIDENT Reyes De La Torre Guillermo AEROUNION MEX SALES MANAGER Luis Jr Ramos AEROUNION GATEWAY MANAGER Erik Varwijk AFKL Managing Director KLM Senior Vice President Sales & Distribution Mattijs Ten Brink AFKLMP AFKLMP Jan Krems AF-KL-MP Cargo VP Americas Arthur Brown AF-KL-MP Cargo Dir, Key Accts Rich Haus AF-KL-MP Cargo Dir, Key Accts Jean-Jacques Castillo AF-KL-MP Cargo VP USA Arthur Leeds AF-KL-MP Cargo Dir, Key Accts Lorena Murray AGI/Alliance Airlines Director, North American Accounts Roman Streule Agility Vice President Airfreight Americas Karen Rondino Agility Logistics Director Air Product Americas Vito Cerone Air Canada Director Cargo Sales - Americas Neil Grant-Hunter Air Canada Manager Global Partnerships Milt Fenske Air Canada Cargo General Manager-USA Sales Director, Marketing and Business Cynthia Joy Air Canada Cargo Development Lise-Marie Turpin Air Canada Cargo Vice President, Cargo Manager, Global Partnerships - the Maureen Kam Air Canada Cargo Americas Don Palmer Air Cargo Logistics Services President Geoffrey Arend Air Cargo News FlyingTypers Editor/Publisher Sabiha Arend Air Cargo News FlyingTypers Editor/Publisher Keri Forsythe-Stephens Air Cargo Week Assistant editor Richard Broom Air Cargo Week Assistant editor Steve Prince Air Cargo World Publisher John Mccurry Air Cargo World Editor Adina Solomon Air Cargo World Associate editor Donna Blanchard Air General VP Business Development Paula Dexter Air General Inc. President Juan Carlos Serna Air Logistics Group Regional Director Americas Helmut Mair Air Logistics Group Managing Director Olga Lebedyeva Air Menzies International GM Sales-USA Mike Pattinson Air Menzies International AMI VP Geoff Young Air Menzies International AMI VP- South Pacific Mike Todd Air Menzies International AMI -VP South Africa Sharon Wright Air Menzies International AMI -VP, Europe Stephen Koller Air Menzies International AMI EVP Trevor Saldanha Air Menzies International AMI VP, India Alen Petrunin Air Menzies International GM Sales-USA Paul Nugent Air Transat Senior Director and GM, Cargo Roy Linkner Air Transport Services Group, Inc Senior Director Jerry Chavez AIrBridgeCargo Airlines Executive Director North America Mike Conley AirBridgeCargo Airlines Vice President North America DJ Ghosh Aircargopedia President Joseph Lawrence Airline Services International Inc. 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Robinson Global Forwarding-Air Service Mark Ruel Calgary Airport Authority Director Air Service Development Thorsten Lafleur Cargo 2000 Technical Director Michael Duffy Cargo Airport Services PRESIDENT/ CEO Steve Crescenti Cargo Airport Services CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER Phillip Jensen Cargo Airport Services DIRECTOR OF SALES AND MARKETING Ray Jetha Cargo Airport Services DIRECTOR OF SALES- CENTRAL REGION Guido Digiandomenico Cargo Airport Services Director of Sales Noel Magee Cargo Airport Services DIRECTOR OF SALES- WESTERN REGION Sylvain Lacelle Cargo Airport Services VICE PRESIDENT Vida Shaver Cargo Airport Services IT MANAGER Claudio Silva Cargo Essence President Frank Cipollone CARGO TOURS INTERNATIONAL GENERAL MANAGER Lyle Gibson Cargojet General Manager Western Canada Benedicte Schmit CARGOLUX ASSISTANT NETWORK SUPPORT Brenda Russell Cargolux Airlines Global Accounts Manager, North America Piergiorgio Curci Cargolux Airlines V.P. the Americas Ernesto Munoz Cargolux Airlines Global account Manager CARGOLUX AIRLINES INTERNATIONAL Massimo Panunzi SA Director Global Accounts management CARGOLUX AIRLINES INTERNATIONAL VP SALES EUROPE, MIDDLE EAST & Domenico Ceci SA CENTRAL ASIA Gene Gander CargoWise VP Business Development Global Transportation Procurement Blake Bowlin Caterpillar Manager Margaretha Laseen Cathay Pacific Airways Director, Cargo Sales, Americas Fred Ruggiero Cathay Pacific Airways Vice President, Cargo, Americas Ringo Sin Cathay Pacific Airways Cargo Manager, Western USA Nick Rhodes Cathay Pacific Airways Director Cargo Douglas Wahl Cathay Pacific Airways Cargo Services James Woodrow Cathay Pacific Airways Limited General Manager Cargo Sales & Marketing Alvin Lau Cathay Pacific Airways Limited Cargo Sales Development Manager Ahmet Cemil Erman Celebi Aviation Holding President Global Cargo Irma Barba Centurion AIr Cargo Vicepresdient Strategic Development Antonio Da Silva Centurion Cargo commercial vp Richard Zablocki CEVA Freight LLC VP Air Products Andreas Frommenwiler CEVA Logistics VP Global Gateway Operations Derek Swan CEVA Logistics Regional Gateway Director EMEA Kent Thompson CEVA Logistics USA Gateway Director Gregory Weigel CEVA Logistics EVP Global Airfreight Sam Slater CEVA Logistics Executive Vice President Peter Baumgartner CEVA Management GmbH VP Global Air Procurement Craig Ruess CgoXchange CEO Matt Castle CH Robinson Director Air Services Bogen Chi CH Robinson Corporate Airfreight Services Vincent Ryan Champ Cargosystems Sr. Director eBusiness Ricardo Pilon Champ Cargosystems Head of Commercial Operations Americas Reto R. 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