ACI-NA Welcomes Brett McAllister as Senior Vice President, Operations and CFO
CONTACT:
Eileen Denne, edenne@aci-na.aero (202) 293-4537
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
ACI-NA Welcomes Brett McAllister as Senior Vice President, Operations and CFO
Washington,
D.C. (July 26, 2007) - Airports Council International-North America
(ACI-NA) announced today the addition of Brett McAllister as Senior
Vice President, Operations and Chief Financial Officer. McAllister
currently serves as a Director with Jacobs Consultancy and manages the
firm's Washington, D.C.-based office. Jacobs Consultancy provides
management consulting services to airports around the globe.
"We
are excited to welcome Brett and look forward to having him join our
team," said Greg Principato, ACI-NA President. "Brett has extensive
experience assisting airports with concessions planning, financial
reviews and cost-benefit analysis, negotiating lease agreements and
developing strategic plans. He will be a real asset to the
organization."
McAllister will begin his new role at ACI-NA in
mid-August. He will oversee the overall operations and financial
management of the organization, as well as managing all the internal
functions on behalf of ACI-NA. He will also be involved in member
development, new initiatives and policy.
At Jacobs Consultancy
McAllister recently managed a variety of contracts for airports
including Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport;
the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, Bradley International
Airport and Atlanta-Hartsfield Jackson International Airport.
Prior
to joining Jacobs Consultancy (formerly Leigh Fisher Associates),
McAllister was Director of Properties and Business Development for
Ottawa International Airport and senior manager at Sypher:Mueller
International, Inc.
McAllister holds a bachelor's degree in economics from Carleton University.
About ACI-NA:
The
mission of Airports Council International - North America (ACI-NA) is
to advocate policies and provide services that strengthen the ability
of air carrier airports to serve their passengers, customers and
communities. ACI-NA represents local, regional and state governing
bodies that own and operate commercial airports in the United States
and Canada. ACI-NA member airports enplane more than 95 percent of the
domestic and virtually all the international airline passenger and
cargo traffic in North America. Nearly 400 aviation-related businesses
are also members of the association, which is the largest of the five
worldwide regions of Airports Council International.




