Emirates strengthens commercial team with key moves
DUBAI, December 28, 2020 Emirates has announced several key movements and rotations to its commercial team, both in its Dubai hub and across key markets in the Far East, West Asia and Africa. The changes place five seasoned Emirati commercial managers in key positions across the Emirates network to support its commercial strategies as the airline responds to shifting market dynamics and navigates the complex challenges posed by the global pandemic. The rotations also demonstrate the depth of UAE National talent within the global commercial team, due in large part to the exposure they are given across the airline’s network.
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By Chinedu Eze
Emirates has announced several key movements and rotations to its commercial team, both in its Dubai hub and across key markets in the Far East, West Asia and Africa with effect from January 1, 2021.
The airline said the changes place five seasoned commercial managers in key positions across the Emirates network to support its commercial strategies as it responds to shifting market dynamics and navigates the complex challenges posed by the global pandemic.
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Joseph Olaoluwa
Emirates has announced the appointment of regional managers in its Dubai hub and across key markets in the Far East, West Asia and Africa.
The essence, according to an email forwarded to our correspondent, is to create commercial strategies as the airline responds to the complex challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The statement said that Afzal Parambil, who is currently the Regional Manager West Africa, will take on the role of Regional Manager South Africa; Paulos Legesse, currently Manager Ivory Coast, will become the Manager for Nigeria; Christophe Leloup, currently Manager Senegal, will become Manager Kenya; while Cathrine Wesley, Country Manager Ghana, will support Ivory Coast in addition to her current role.
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