Jim Gaughan appointed COO
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Posted: 16 February 2012 | Metron Aviation | No comments yet
Mr. Gaughan previously held the position of Executive VP & General Manager of the Advanced Research & Engineering Business Unit…
Metron Aviation, a subsidiary of Airbus Americas, is pleased to announce the promotion of Jim Gaughan to Chief Operating Officer. Mr. Gaughan previously held the position of Executive Vice President and General Manager of the Advanced Research and Engineering Business Unit.
Mr. Gaughan has over 25 years experience in traffic management, systems engineering, software development, product integration and testing, with a track record of success in managing large, complex technology programs. Under his leadership, Metron Aviation’s Advanced Research and Engineering Business Unit won the single largest award to a small business in Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) history, the System Engineering 2020 (SE-2020) Research and Mission Analysis Set-Aside Program, awarded to Metron Aviation in 2010.
“Jim’s track record at Metron Aviation has been one of exceptional performance and achievement. During his tenure, Metron Aviation’s research business has grown dramatically, not only in terms of employees and locations, but in the capabilities we offer to the FAA, NASA and all of our customers,” said Dave Ellison, President and Chief Executive Officer. “We are privileged to have Jim as our COO and are confident that he will guide Metron Aviation towards continued excellence and innovation.”
“I am excited and honored to take on this new role at Metron Aviation,” said Jim Gaughan. “I am grateful for this opportunity and look forward to continuing and growing the development of innovative concepts and capabilities for a safer and more efficient aviation system, not only for the US national airspace but for the entire global air transportation system.”
Alan Bloodgood has been promoted to Mr. Gaughan’s former role as the Senior Vice President and General Manager of the Advanced Research and Engineering Business Unit. Mr. Bloodgood has over 24 years of experience in Air Traffic Management (ATM), real-time software engineering, systems integration and program management.