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Julian Green next three years he was Jim Shilliday responsible for the five
Airport Director responsible for media relations Assistant Director, Corporate & major operational areas of the
during the Sydney 2000 Commercial Services Airport: Air Traffic Control,
Julian Green joined Jersey Olympics, and was a member Terminal and Airside
Airport as Airport Director on of the Prime Minister’s Is responsible for:- Operations, Engineering,
Monday 27 March 2006, Taskforce on airport Corporate Services including Department of Electronics and
having come from Australia operations. At about the same financial management, human the Rescue and Fire Fighting
where he enjoyed a 15-year time Julian was promoted to resources, & corporate IT. Service. Sandy spent 24 years
become manager of a new as an Air traffic Controller in
terminal developed in Sydney the UK with the Royal Air
to accommodate two new low Force, and latterly worked for
cost airlines – Impulse Airlines the Civil Aviation Authority in a
and Virgin Blue, the latter of variety of regulatory roles
which now survives as culminating as the Head of the
Australia’s second major UK, CAA International Services.
airline.
Julian then accepted a post as Steve Read
chief executive officer of Assistant Director, Corporate &
Newcastle Airport, a regional Regulatory Affairs
airport to the north of Sydney.
career in the aviation industry. It was his familiarity with Commercial activities Steve has been employed by
Julian’s entry to the industry Virgin Blue senior managers including:- the States of Jersey for over 28
was somewhat that led ultimately to the Route & business development years. He has worked in a
unconventional, his first role successful introduction of low with the Airport Director number of departments,
being an aviation cost services to Newcastle in Commercial agreements with including; the States Greffe, in
photojournalist working for November 2002, which was airlines and service handlers Human Resources, the
seven international followed by Qantas subsidiary, Commercial property rentals Housing Department and, most
publications, in the process Jetstar, in 2004. Julian’s and development recently, Jersey Airport.
being exposed to the breadth efforts to expand Newcastle Concessions e.g retail and
of the airline industry and at Airport’s operations culminated catering. Other commercial Steve is responsible for the
every level. It was working for in growth of some 335 activities e.g car parking overall co-ordination of the
one of these magazines that percent over 18 months, airport's product and service
Julian received an invitation becoming Australia’s fastest Sandy Sawyer provision to its customers.
from Australian airline, growing regional airport and Assistant Director, Aviation Steve is also the airport's
QANTAS, to join their winning accolades from the Services security manager - a post of
corporate affairs team, which region for the tourism and
he did in 1996. During his economic benefits created by
three-year stint at the airline, the growth of the airport.
Julian participated in the
development and ultimate Having managed Newcastle
launch of the airline global for five years, Julian had
alliance, oneworld, in the fulfilled his mission to ‘grow
process working closely with the business’ and he sought
British Airways, American new horizons, and in March
Airlines, Cathay Pacific and 2006 he landed in Jersey with
Canadian. diverse experience and an
appetite to do for Jersey what
In late 1998 Julian accepted he had done in Newcastle,
an offer from Sydney Airports Australia. Sandy arrived in Jersey in April major importance given the
Corporation to become a 2007, and works as the current threat to civil aviation.
senior member of their Julian is married to Danielle Assistant Director, Aviation He is Jersey born and lives in
management team. Over the and they have three children. Services (ADAS). She is St. Clement.
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