Announces Boeing Performance Excellence Award
Phoenix Heliparts will be introducing a couple of new faces
(for the company, anyway) at Heli-Expo in Orlando. The company says
it is continuing its successful expansion by appointing Conrad
Moreno as quality assurance manager, and Marcus Landry as manager
of business development. Both appointees have over 30 years
experience in the helicopter industry, with careers that have
focused on quality assurance and strategic expansion.
Moreno has supported MD500 aircraft, Eurocopter, and UH-1
aircraft in various capacities over the course of his career. He
has served in related roles at Pacific Helicopters, Canadian
Helicopter Corporation and Columbia Helicopters. Moreno's
significant industry knowledge and extensive quality
assurance-orientated background will be invaluable as Phoenix
continues its current growth strategy.
Phoenix Heliparts president, Tina Cannon, said, "Conrad brings
expertise in quality assurance, an area which continues to be the
main focus of our business. We look forward to even greater
improvement under his direction."
New manager of business development, Marcus Landry, will provide
the critical tools necessary to identify potential customers and
products, and ensure efficient and effective decision-making across
Phoenix's business units; his focus areas will include marketing,
advertising and promotional planning. Previously, he has worked in
leadership roles at The Timken Company, Bristow Helicopters (air
logistics), and Aviall.
Cannon said, "We are very excited to welcome Marcus to our team;
he will play an instrumental role in helping Phoenix Heliparts
build on its unprecedented growth as a total MD 500 support
provider. His industry knowledge, leadership abilities and strong
business acumen make him an ideal choice for this role."
The company also announced that it has been awarded a 2010
Boeing Performance Excellence Award, receiving the silver level of
recognition from The Boeing Company. The award is given to those
suppliers who show strong dedication and continued commitment to
its high performance standards, which are measured by strict
quality and safety criteria. Phoenix's ability to maintain Boeing's
high standards demonstrates its focus on exceeding customer
expectations and maintaining competitiveness in the industry.
Phoenix Heliparts president, Tina Cannon, said, "Boeing's award
is a validation of all the hard work put in by our team over the
last few years. Phoenix has maintained a strong focus on safety and
continued growth, which has allowed us to offer superior service to
our many customers around the world. The fact that this award comes
from what is arguably the world's premier aerospace company makes
this event especially gratifying. Our ongoing aim is to outperform
in everything we do, and Boeing's recognition means a great deal to
each of us at Phoenix Heliparts."
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