Rachel Niederer has been immersed in the industrial and aerospace supply industry since her childhood. Growing up with a love for the industry, Rachel began working for her family’s business, Stag Enterprise, in 2004. Over the course of 16 years, Rachel moved through multiple departments learning all aspects of their operations. Before leaving Stag, Rachel had achieved the position of Vice President of Operations and Sales. Throughout her career, Rachel has created a bank of knowledge for process improvement, operational management, customer satisfaction and sales success. In 2021, Rachel joined the FirstKem team as their Vice President of Business Development.

Anthony Cordle began his carrier over 35 years ago Dismantling Aircraft. During his 35+ years in the Aviation Industry. He received his Airframe and Powerplant certificate from Gorge T Baker Aviation Mechanic School in 1987. He managed several large companies including GE Commercial Aviation Services (GECAS) for 15 years, Xtra Aerospace for 8 years, VAS Aero 12-month contract and Next Level Aviation for 8 years. Primary Responsibilities included Commercial Aviation Repairs management, speculative Purchasing and Component sales. Negotiated and managed a large Product Consignment including Product repairs from Pratt & Whitney. During his very successful carrier he achieved his certification as Six Sigma Blackbelt, Several Kiser Certificates covering Contract management, presentation and Lean Event trainer.

Ann Clark began her aviation career in the USMC as an Avionics Bench Technician. She eventually qualified as a Collateral Duty Inspector and also served as a Technical Librarian. She has over 40 years total industry related experience- working in sales, purchasing, business development and to include 20 years specifically in identifying, bidding on and managing govt contracts. She has represented OEMs, FAA Part 145 Repair Stations, and Suppliers for a wide variety of products and services. She holds a Master of Science in Administration.

Dustin Cordle began his carrier in 2017 at Next Level Aviation as an operation specialist. He managed Component Repairs, Component certification, Traceability and Quality. He created a storage management system for the consignment and repair management customers. Identified and managed company speculative repairs and Product Purchasing for Boeing 737 and Airbus A320.

Wesley Ammons began his carrier in the United States Airforce in 2010 – 2016 as Aircraft Armament Systems Maintained operation of equipment. Analyzed and determined cost effective solutions for component repair or replacement, resulting in significant savings. Responsible for strategic sourcing and acquiring parts to aid in reassembly of aircraft components. Tracked and recorded inventory movement of high value assets. Managed the inspection and maintenance reports for Aircraft Ground Equipment. Reviewed technical manuals and diagrams (CMM, AMM, IPC) to determine specific component and Sub-Components Identification. Developed and Implemented Procedure Manual for OSHA hazardous communication. He also managed Repairs for TrueAero, Applied Aerospace Solutions and Aircraft Component purchasing for Federal Express.

Jaime Philip Game is an experienced Director of Information Technology with a demonstrated history (20 years) of working in the airlines/aviation industry. He has implemented and managed cybersecurity requirements. He has provided customized reporting for both internal and external customers. He studied Electrical Engineering and Business Administration in Germany.