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Jean-François Dupont
CEO, AV&R
AV&R is an engineering firm specializing in automation, vision and robotics with a history dating back to 1994.
Dr. Hany Moustapha
PROFESSOR AND DIRECTOR, AÉROÉTS & ENIOR RESEARCH FELLOW PWC
École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS) is Canada’s leading university when it comes to aerospace graduating 750-800 engineers each year.
Gilles Labbé
PRESIDENT & CEO, HÉROUX-DEVTEK
Héroux-Devtek continues to grow its landing gear business with its contract for Boeing’s 777.
Stephen C. Veldhuis
DIRECTOR, MCMASTER MANUFACTURING RESEARCH INSTITUTE, MCMASTER UNIVERSITY
The MMRI collaborates with the Aerospace industry to both develop its students as well as aerospace technologies.
Robert Wills
PRESIDENT, AIRSTART
Airstart has enjoyed continuous growth as it extends its inventory so as to keep aircraft from being grounded anywhere around the world.
Dario Piola
GENERAL MANAGER, TUBIFLEX
Tubiflex offers innovative fluid circulation products for both the aerospace and automotive industries and has recently been acquired by the Interpump Group.
Bicky Bhangu
DIRECTOR, SINGAPORE, ROLLS-ROYCE
Roll-Royce occupies an important role in Singapore’s aerospace industry, leading the way in advanced manufacturing and promoting R&D.
Romain Trapp
PRESIDENT AND CEO, AIRBUS HELICOPTERS CANADA
Fort Erie in Ontario is an important and expanding hub for Airbus Helicopters and Canada is a top market.
Matteo Bertolloti, CEO, Ing. Bertolloti
CEO, ING. BERTOLLOTI
Ing. Bertolloti is typical of many of the SMEs that make up the Italian aerospace sector in its eagerness to collaborate with other companies and to extend business internationally.
Louis Leong
VICE PRESIDENT ASIA, HAWKER PACIFIC ASIA
Hawker Pacific is developing MRO services based in Singapore in tandem with the government efforts to increase the aerospace economy in the island state
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