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Before
joining JetBlue Airways as vice president of customer service
in May of 2002, Nigel had over two decades of experience in
key leadership roles with both Piedmont Airlines and US Airways.
In his last position at US Airways, he was the vice-president
responsible for in-flight services.
He also managed several operational divisions for the airline.
In his role as director of dining and cabin services, Nigel
was responsible for the worldwide operation of US Air’s
onboard services and products. As director of operations control
and planning, he was in charge of the carrier’s operations
control center located in Pittsburgh. His daily responsibilities
included maintaining the operational integrity of 2,200 worldwide
flights. And, in Charlotte, the carrier’s largest hub,
Nigel managed 1,500 employees and 500 flights daily.
Nigel earned a bachelor’s degree in management from
Marshall University. He is currently active in many public
service organizations.
| He will
discuss how JetBlue Airways has managed to succeed as
a start up carrier in an industry racked by economic and
service turmoil. Nigel will focus on JetBlue’s ability
to delight both crew members and customers, and explain
how the carrier has responded to competitive pressure,
customer demand, and other challenges while attaining
a leadership role in the industry during uncertain times. |
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