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New appointments at MENA Aerospace to support international expansion

Posted 12 September 2012 · Add Comment

MENA Aerospace Enterprises of Bahrain has undertaken a number of key management appointments in order to support the corporate group's sustained growth and regional expansion.

The group has seen dramatic increases in demand for its aviation and aircraft-related services within the region, and as a result the company has seen the need to re-align its key management in order to focus on developing markets and industry sectors on a regional basis.

Dr. Mohamed Juman, MENA Aerospace’s managing director said “We are pleased with the progress our business units have made in Bahrain. However, like most companies, we need to focus on markets throughout the region. With these appointments, we are aligning our key management structure in a way that allows us to focus on the regional and international aviation business opportunities whilst solidifying our base in Bahrain. These changes will allow us to expand our service offering and markets in a manageable and measured manner.”

MENA Aerospace has made the following appointments:

Ralph Eisenschmid, MENA Aerospace Enterprises’ chief executive officer, has been appointed to the role of Executive Director on the company’s board of directors.
Eisenschmid has been part of the MENA Aerospace management team since the company’s founding in 2004. Ralph was promoted from his position as Chief Executive Officer which he has held since 2011.



Omar Mattar, MENA Aerospace Enterprises’ general manager, has been promoted to the role of Chief Executive Officer responsible for all divisions and operations in the Kingdom of Bahrain.
Matar joined MENA Aerospace as an adviser in March 2011, and was subsequently appointed as its General Manager in May of 2011. In his new role as Chief Executive Officer for Bahrain, Omar will be responsible for all of the group’s operations in Bahrain.



Khalid Albinfalah has been appointed to the role of general manager of SA MENA Avionics WLL, MENA Aerospace’s aircraft avionics installation and repair division.
Albinfalah has held various aeronautical engineering licenses during his career in aviation in Bahrain. Khalid has extensive experience in the aviation industry and has held responsible positions in various governmental agencies in the Kingdom of Bahrain.


 

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