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Growth in the Asia-Pacific region is expected to help drive global airline revenue over US$1 trillion for the first time in 2025, according to a paper published today by Avolon. Speaking to Emmet this morning was Jim Morrison, the Chief Risk Officer of Avolon.

Joe O'Mara, Head of Aviation Finance KPMG interviews Andy Cronin, Chief Executive, Avolon | Aviation Industry Leaders Report 2025

In this episode, we talk to Karine Guenan, Vice President of ZEROe ecosystem at Airbus, who shares insights into Airbus's ambitious plans to bring hydrogen-powered commercial aircraft to market by 2035 and the unprecedented ecosystem development required to make this vision a reality.Guenan discusses:The technical challenges of developing hydrogen-powered aircraft, including the need for cryogenic storage at -253° C and specially designed insulated tanks, contrasting with traditional jet fuel storage in aircraft wings.Airbus's exploration of two potential technological platforms - fuel cell propulsion and direct hydrogen combustion - aimed at serving the 100-200 seat market with ranges of 1,000-2,000 nautical miles.The extensive ecosystem partnerships being built worldwide, including collaborations with airports (like Gatwick), energy suppliers (like Air Products), airlines (like easyJet), and lessors (like Avalon) to create the infrastructure needed for hydrogen-powered aviation.The advantages of hydrogen as a zero-emission fuel source when produced from renewable energy, including its potential to reduce both CO2 and non-CO2 emissions.The safety considerations around hydrogen aviation, emphasising that hydrogen is non-toxic and actually dissipates more quickly than conventional fuels in case of leakage.Throughout the conversation, Guenan emphasises that while the 2035 target for commercial entry into service is ambitious, it's achievable through unprecedented collaboration across the aviation industry and beyond. She notes that while hydrogen aircraft will have a marginal impact by 2050, they represent a crucial long-term solution for aviation's decarbonisation challenge.Looking to the future, Guenan advocates for a multi-pronged approach to aviation sustainability, combining immediate solutions like sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) with longer-term transformative technologies like hydrogen-powered aircraft.If you LOVED this episode, you'll also love the conversation we had with Jane Ashton, Director of Sustainability at easyJet. Check it out here. Learn more about the innovators who are navigating the industry's challenges to make sustainable aviation a reality, in our new book ‘Sustainability in the Air'. Click here to learn more.Feel free to reach out via email to podcast@simpliflying.com. For more content on sustainable aviation, visit our website green.simpliflying.com and join the movement. It's about time.Links & More:ZEROe - Airbus First ZEROe engine fuel cell successfully powers on - AGNAirbus partners with Avolon to explore future of hydrogen aviation - Fuel Cells WorksAirbus to begin hydrogen fuel feasibility studies with North American airports - Flight Global 

Joining Bobby to go through the main business stories from the week is Leadership Communications expert, Gina London & Doug Keatinge, Head of Communications at Avolon.

Vertical Aerospace is one of the world's leading advanced air mobility developers, at least when it comes to its order book.Some 1,500 units of its VX4 eVTOL aircraft have already been pre-ordered (including a 500 aircraft order from Avolon, which the lessor then managed to place in a matter of months with a handful of airlines), but before that, Vertical Aerospace will have to complete a thorough a comprehensive testing and certification process.And no one better placed to talk precisely about this than our guest on this episode: Michael Cervenka, Chief Technology Officer at Vertical Aerospace.Michael is an industry veteran, who, prior to joining Vertical Aerospace, worked for quite a few years at that other flagship of British aerospace industry, Rolls-Royce. We recorded this conversation as Vertical Aerospace was preparing for a key step in its development process: its first piloted untethered flight. So, we talked with Michael in full detail about this ongoing testing programme, its current status and the challenges that lie ahead.And, then, of course, we discussed in detail other aspects of Vertical Aerospace's plans , such as its value proposition, its industrial plan, which, unlike other eVTOL developers, involves a whole ecosystem of partners working together. There was also time to discuss financial and commercial aspects of the project and even some little known aspects of the project, such as the main differences between an eVTOL and a helicopter or why prototypes are painted white.So, tune in for an in-depth conversation about one of the most fascinating eVTOL projects in the world right now!

Joining Bobby to take a look at the business stories that are making the morning papers is Journalist and Author Valerie Cox and also by Doug Keatinge Head of Communications at Avolon

Bobby is joined by Gina London from the Language of Leadership and Doug Keatinge, Head of Communications at Avolon to look at the business stories from Saturday morning's papers.

Bobby is joined by Rebecca Harrison, the managing director of Fishers of Newtownmountkennedy and Doug Keatinge, Head of Communications at Avolon to look at the business stories that are making the morning papers.

Ireland is one of the main hubs for aircraft leasing. Thanks to the hard work of Tony Ryan and GPA in the 1980s. After a very rough 2022 for the sector, when Moscow seized so many planes legally owned here in Ireland, is the aviation industry bouncing back? And if it is, how will it deal from the fallout of Boeing 737 Max nines and panels falling out mid flight ? Jim Morrison the Chief Risk Officer with Avolon aviation discuss this with Joe this morning.

Taking a look at the business stories that are making the morning papers are Journalist and Author Valerie Cox and Douglas Keatinge- the Head of Communications with Avolon. Mandy Johnston fills in for Bobby this week.

A man from the worlds of aviation and space, who also has big plans for Ireland. Dómhnal Slattery, founded two of the top three aircraft leasing companies in the world over the last 25 years. He set up Avolon in 2010, four years later it listed on the New York Stock Exchange, the largest ever listing by an Irish founded company, at that time.

In the executive chair this week is Andy Cronin, CEO of Avolon.

What are the realistic paths of sustainability in aviation?Jim Morrison, Chief Risk Officer of Avolon, discusses his path through aviation to the top risk spot of Avolon.  We talk OEM game theory, NEO vs Max, sustainable fuels, and carbon taxes.Subscribe to the podcast and listen to aviation's leaders discuss their Time on Wing.

Squawk 7000 is bringing you a round-up of aviation news this week, starting January 16, in association with Flying In Ireland.com. Remember to subscribe and keep us as Ireland's number one aviation podcast; we will deliver the news to your device every Monday morning. This week's headlines - new standard Instrument Departures SIDs for Runway 28 Left from February this year. Emerald Airlines appoint a new chief executive. Irish Leasing companies continue to report growth and expansion, and in 2022, Cork Airport welcomed a total of 2.24 million passengers. News also from GainJet Ireland, InflightFlix, South East Technological University SETU, Six West, Emerald Airlines, Avolon, Cork Airport, Acumen, RyanAir, Ethiopian Airlines, Jason Phelan, and IAA. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is Squawk 7000, bringing you a round-up of aviation news for this week starting November 7th; the headlines and news are brought to you in association with Flying In Ireland.com. Thank you for subscribing and keeping us as Ireland's number one aviation podcast for three weeks running. In the headlines this week, over 300 Delegates Attended Shannon International Aviation Leasing Conference in Limerick, Avolon reports $141 million of net income in Q3, and the Irish Air Spectacular 2023 Calendars are available.News this week from the Shannon International Aviation Conference (SILC), Manna.aero, Irishairspectacular.ie, Belfast City Airport, LoganAir, UPS, Ryanair, Emerald Airlines, Isle of Man Airport, and Avolon, Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Irish Finance Minister Paschal Donoghue indicates continuing support for the startup sector in Ireland My coverage of Scale Ireland's headline event on September 12th began with some networking in a meeting space allocated by Avolon, one of Scale Ireland's longest supporters. I got chatting with Netsso's CEO and Founder Eoin O'Doherty. He explained how his digital product worked allowing those in the legal field to collate and organise their case files. After an interesting walk-through of Netsso's product by Eoin, we were in turn walked into the main auditorium area for the event. Irish Finance Minister speaks at Scale Ireland Martina Fitzgerald, CEO of Scale Ireland kicked off the main attraction at midday making formal introductions. She noted startups as a key element in continuing government policy around economic development. Minister Paschal Donoghue then took the stage with his keynote speech acknowledging the value and importance of the ‘startup sector'. He noted that now is a great time to be thinking about the development of our (environmental) impact and digital industries through our startup sector, which the government sees as key to our economic future. He then mentioned the new schemes for startups like the 90 million euro fund for new ventures in key areas explaining that the government seeks via the budget to maintain ‘balanced economic supports' for a sustainable future in Ireland. The minister stayed on to participate in the panel discussions chaired by Martina Fitzgerald. First up were the entrepreneurs with Jack Pierce, Co-Founder and CFO of Mayflyer, Orlaith Ryan, Co-Founder and CTO of Shorla Oncology and Matthew Coffey, Co-Founder and CEO, Squid. Wayflyer is valued at 1.6 billion euros and is a fintech success example that has 55% of its investment from the US and the balance from the rest of the world. Jack's main ask is the reduction of the administrative burden around raising money and dealing with Enterprise Ireland. His burdens around administration are understandable given he was a 3 person operation 3 years ago and has gone through a monumental growth spurt as a startup. Orlaith's deep R&D involvement with Shorla Oncology has seen her work very closely with a colleague Sharon Cunningham on the development of 3 pharma products in Ireland. Her startup has operations based in Ireland and the USA. She sees her scaling plans as going through a critical phase over the coming year given the developmental stage of her products. Orlaith after raising 10 million euros would like to see fewer administration burdens around raising cash, which would then allow her to strengthen her focus on the business and its technological development. Matthew's company ‘Squid' has done what we all wish someone would do, take our points cards from our favourite retailers and store them in one central app on our phones. Squid started in coffee shops centralising loyalty schemes. Matthew tells us, that the app will soon support points schemes with no need to carry multiple cards. He also shares the pain points shared around raising cash and would like to see government schemes have less bureaucratic process workflows. The next panel was two key investors, Will Prendergast, Partner with Frontline VC and Faye Walsh Drouillard, Founder and General Partner, WakeUp Capital. Will notes the 20% decline in US capital provision and thinks this loss in investor confidence will trickle into Europe later this year. Will finished with some good advice for entrepreneurs around not taking general advice. Startup entrepreneurs should deeply understand their own circumstances and base their spending decisions on them. He noted options are created around good timing for the individual use case, not the industry average. Faye was very focused on investment in the environment, sustainable food and healthy living. She delivered some practical advice noting the implementation of a startup plan is key to success along with confirmation it has ac...

Rosemarie O'Leary, Head of Counterparty Risk at Avolon sits down with two insightful women in the industry to discuss the sustainability agenda. During this podcast, Niamh Staunton, Senior Vice President of Treasury at BP and Vanessa Hudson, Group Chief Financial Officer at Qantas address three important themes underpinned by their partnership: 1) SAF and its place in their decarbonization journey, 2) the significance of partnerships to this challenge and 3) how we can achieve impact by aligning to influence government policy together.

Aircraft leasing with Avolon. Dealing with being 11 when his father died. DJing under a false name and a possible career in radio. The chances offered to him by Tony Ryan and GPA. Going bust. Fergal Quinn saving him. The future of electric aircraft with Vertical Aerospace. Getting PhDs to research in Ireland. Domhnal Slattery's extraordinary story.

What's it all about? The electrification of transport continues at pace (literally and metaphorically), and one of the most interesting areas of growth, particularly for those who have to deal with high levels of local and regional road traffic congestion, is electric taxi's. One of the leading pioneers in this sector is Vertical Aerospace. I was able to speak to founder and CEO Stephen Fitzpatrick ahead of his hot footing to New York to ring the bell on their NYSE public Listing on 16th December. We talk disruption, electrification, innovation and of course entrepreneurship. I hope you enjoy the episode. About Stephen Fitzpatrick:  Cleantech entrepreneur Stephen Fitzpatrick founded Vertical Aerospace in 2016, an electric aircraft company which is pioneering electric aviations. The Bristol, UK-based company has partnered with Microsoft, Rolls-Royce, Honeywell, GKN and Solvay to build one of the world's most advanced electric VTOLs (vertical take-off and landing). Its VA-X4 aircraft will be capable of speeds of 200mph, a range of over 100miles, near silent when in flight and with zero operating emissions. Vertical has 1,350 conditional pre-orders of its aircraft for $5.4bn from the likes of American Airlines, Virgin Atlantic, Avolon and Bristow. The VA-X4 will be delivered to its customers, after certification, in 2024. Stephen is also the founder of OVO Energy, the UK's largest independent energy company supplying British homes with 100% renewable energy. OVO hopes to decarbonise 5m British homes by 2030. About Vertical Aerospace: Vertical Aerospace is pioneering electric aviation. Over the past five years, Vertical has focused on building the most experienced and senior team in the eVTOL industry, who have over 1,700 combined years of engineering experience, and have certified and supported over 30 different civil and military aircraft and propulsion systems. Vertical's unrivalled top-tier partner ecosystem is expected to de-risk operational execution and its pathway to certification, allow for a lean cost structure and enable production at scale. Vertical has received conditional pre-orders for a total of up to 1,350 aircraft from American Airlines, Avolon, Bristow and Iberojet, which includes pre-order options from Virgin Atlantic and Marubeni, and in doing so, is creating multiple potential near term and actionable routes to market. In June 2021, Vertical Aerospace announced a SPAC merger with Broadstone Acquisition Corp (NYSE: BSN). Social links Stephen LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephen-fitzpatrick-9858bb9/ Vertical Aerospace LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/vertical-aerospace-ltd/ Vertical Aerospace Twitter: https://twitter.com/VerticalAero Vertical Aerospace Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/verticalaerospace/?hl=en Vertical Aerospace YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMrfQ2oH7u7IVG5z0mFlWXQ About Hyperion Executive Search Hyperion are a specialist executive search firm working with some of the most innovative cleantech companies in the world, helping to find extraordinary talent to enable their growth and success. Partnering with leading cleantech VCs, as well as directly with founders and entrepreneurs in the sector. With our clients we are transforming business and growing a strong and prosperous cleantech economy. If you want to grow your team, or move forward your career, visit www.hyperionsearch.com, or email info@hyperionsearch.com EPISODE LINKS Heathrow's flying taxis will shuttle passengers between UK cities for the price of an Uber in just four years' time https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10123779/Heathrows-flying-taxis-shuttle-passengers-UK-cities.html Follow us online, write a review (please) or subscribe Twitter https://twitter.com/Cleantechleader Facebook https://www.facebook.com/DavidHuntCleantechGuide Instagram https://www.instagram.com/davidhuntcleantech/

Welcome to another Squawk 7000 podcast, I'm just back from Kinsale, and it was a great pleasure to meet so many of our listeners - who all told me they like to listen to our podcast while walking - well, this week, get ready for a good healthy stroll as we have got a lot of people to talk to.This weekend past saw Kinsale's inaugural aviation festival, established to promote Ireland's rich and extensive aviation history; The event was organised by the Flying Poet Aviation Café and Bookshop in Kinsale and supported by the Irish Historic Flight Foundation (IHFF), Goodbody Stockbrokers and Avolon…and as the event prepared for take-off on Saturday afternoon last I caught up with organisers Paulo Massolini and Joe Gill - we also hear from the recipients of its 2021 Aviation Valour Award to the crew: Lieut Col Eric Kut, Capt Cory Jackson, First Lieut Mark Lawson, Technical Sgt Justin Triola, Airman 1st class Nicolas Baron, Staff Sgt Derek Laurent and Senior Airman Richard Johnson, part of the sixth airlift squadron. They flew the refugees from Kabul to safety in difficult circumstances in an aircraft designed for a maximum of 336 passengers on humanitarian missions.We also hear from author Michael Traynor, Michael Hickey Chair of the IHFF, Kevin Humphreys, a director of the IHFF, and from Karen O'Sullivan from the Irish Community Air Ambulance who benefited from fundraising from the event. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of the EY  CFO Outlook podcast series, Andy Cronin tells host Vincent Wall the story of a Avolon's remarkable growth from Dublin start-up to a world leader in aircraft leasing in just a few short years. They discuss:·         How Andy, an engineer, became the co-founder and CFO of an aircraft leasing company·         The story of Avolon's IPO and his experience of running the finance function of a public company versus a private one·         Raising capital and how Avolon has achieved a credit rating on a par with major banks·         Environmental sustainability and why Avolon is investing heavily in electric ‘flying taxis'  ·         Why Ireland enjoys a ‘monopoly position' in the aircraft leasing sector·         Why data pays a critical role in Avolon's success. 

Kinsale's inaugural aviation festival, established to promote Ireland's rich and extensive aviation history, will take place on Saturday and Sunday, November 27/28, 2021. The event is being organised by the Flying Poet Aviation Café and Bookshop in Kinsale and supported by the Irish Historic Flight Foundation (IHFF), Goodbody Stockbrokers and Avolon...I spoke during the week to one of the organisers, Joe Gill, who also expanded on the state of aviation in Ireland post-covid. It's a great insight from an expert analyst. Joe also talks about his involvement with the Irish Historic Flight Foundation (IHFF). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As incertezas do Copom, Via atualiza estratégia de marketplace Baixe o relatório sobre Via (VIIA3) gratuitamente: https://lvnt.app/mf1gq9 Via (VIIA3): atualização da estratégia de marketplace A Via (VIIA3) divulgou nesta terça-feira (21), uma atualização sobre sua estratégia de marketplace. A companhia passou de aproximadamente 10 mil sellers para a marca de 100 mil em um prazo de nove meses, superando a estimativa inicial de alcançar até 90 mil sellers em 2021. Totvs (TOTS3) capta 1,44 bilhão de reais em follow on A Totvs (TOTS3) anunciou na manhã desta quarta-feira (22) a aprovação de seu conselho de administração para a realização de oferta pública restrita (follow on), para a captação de novos recursos. A quantidade de ações ofertada foi de 39.270.000 com o preço por ação fixado em 36,75 reais, o que se traduz em um montante total de 1,44 bilhão de reais levantado pela empresa. Gol (GOLL4): Contrato para aquisição de 250 aeronaves elétricas de decolagem vertical Na terça-feira (21), a Gol anunciou que assinou um protocolo de intenção não-vinculante com a Avolon, empresa de leasing de aeronaves, em conjunto com o Grupo Comporte, para aquisição de 250 aeronaves elétricas de decolagem e pouso vertical (eVTOL). Ações da Disney sofrem queda após desaceleração da entrada de novos clientes no Disney+ Nesta terça-feira, o CEO da Disney Bob Chapek anunciou que houve uma redução no número de novos assinantes na plataforma de streaming Disney+. No último trimestre, a companhia obteve 12 milhões de clientes, chegando a um total de 116 milhões, e o esperado para o trimestre atual (3T21) é de “low single-digits millions”, ou seja, algo na casa dos 3 ou 4 milhões.

This week on Gradlife, Danny talks to Tom Lynch, a pricing analyst for Avolon, one of the world's top aircraft lessors. Tom gives us an insight into his role as a pricing analyst in Avolon's Hong Kong office and also details his involvement in the 'Project I' study around the development of Ireland entrepreneurial ecosystem. A quick but fascinating chat with one of Ireland's top young prospects in aviation.

Det har blitt 26. mai, solen er tilbake og vi skimter stadig mer lys i den mørke coronatunellen. Denne gang skal vi se på Norwegians nye eiere, mere frakt på OSL og det skjer mye nytt hos flyprodusentene. I anledning episeodenummeret skal vi også kikke litt på en gammel britisk eksportsuksess. Velkommen ombord!Ulykkesflight 111: Swissair SR 111 2. september 1998 Swissair MD11AKTUELT:Nei, Norwegian er ikke kinesiskAerCap 15.9%BOC 12.67% MG Aviation 10.94% Avolon 5.50 % DP Aircraft 5.02%Lufthansa får krisepakkeEtihad øker til to ukentlige fraktflygninger på OSLAir Baltic åpner Vilnius-OsloAirbus åpner A220-linje i Mobile, AlabamaIL-96-400M settes sammenMagniX skal testly Cessna Caravan med el-motorAir France parkerer A380 for godtKonkurshjørnet:TAMELATAM Cessna 208B Grand Caravan med elektrisk motor fra MagniX(foto: MagniX)UKENS TEMA: BAC 1-11British Aircraft Corporation (senere British Aerospace) lille jetfly One-Eleven var den første i sitt slag, flere år før DC-9 og 737-200, men ble aldri den store suksessen. Men, for et hel-britisk passasjerfly opplevde den faktisk en viss eksportsuksess.På Panzermuseum East i Slagelse i Danmark kan du se film inne i kabinen på en gammel One-Eleven SAS leide to 1-11 mens de ventet på leveransen av DC-9. Bare en fikk fulle SAS-farger Ryanair fløy ROMBAC 1-11 på 1990-talletUKENS ANBEFALING: BobilpoddenNår vi ikke kan fly til utlandet på sommerferie velger mange bobil i sommer. Fire glade gutter har bestemt seg for å teste bobillivet, og forteller om det i podcasten Bobilpodden. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week there was more bad news on the aviation front - from Cityjet making staff redundant, to news of job losses at Dublin and Cork airports. Meanwhile planes all over the world remain grounded. We spoke to Domhnal Slattery, CEO of Avolon - one of the world’s largest aircraft leasing companies.

When it comes to supporting a culture of entrepreneurship, how does Ireland stack up against the global competition? Avolon CEO Dómhnal Slattery set out to find out, and he has compiled his findings in a report titled "Project i". He talks to Ciarán about what's in the report, where Ireland falls short for its start-ups and the role of state agencies like Enterprise Ireland. He also talks about aircraft leasing company Avolon, the future of aircraft in a low-carbon economy and the fate of the grounded Boeing Max fleet.But first Peter Hamilton is back with all the latest business stories. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

When it comes to supporting a culture of entrepreneurship, how does Ireland stack up against the global competition? Avolon CEO Dómhnal Slattery set out to find out, and he has compiled his findings in a report titled "Project i". He talks to Ciarán about what's in the report, where Ireland falls short for its start-ups and the role of state agencies like Enterprise Ireland. He also talks about aircraft leasing company Avolon, the future of aircraft in a low-carbon economy and the fate of the grounded Boeing Max fleet. But first Peter Hamilton is back with all the latest business stories.

Good Morning, today is February Second, 2018. My name is Suparna Nevagi, a Data Engineer for our Aviation Intelligence Platform - REDBOOK. Beginning today's headlines in fleet orders and deliveries: UPS has ordered 14 Boeing 747-8 cargo jets and four 767 aircraft Air Astana confirmed an order for five Embraer E2s; deliveries starting in October 2018. Aeroflot will sign firm order with Rostec for 50 of the latest Russian-built MC-21 aircraft European Aviation has signed an agreement to acquire seven A340-600s and three A340-500s from Etihad which will be delivered over the next few months Avolon took delivery of one A320neo leased into Air India Gee E CAS took delivery of its first 737 MAX 8 leased to Travel Service Air China took delivery of one new A320neo SCANDINAVIAN AIRLINES took delivery of one new A320neo In Airline News… Air Astana reported a profit of $39.1m in the year 2017. The airline recorded passenger growth of 12% and air freight growth of 23% in 2017 Air Malta and airBaltic began code-sharing that allows airBaltic passengers daily access to Malta and provides Air Malta greater connectivity to the Baltics and Eastern Europe. South African Airways (SAA) announced plans to introduce the new A330-300 on the London route from March 2018. The airline has also decided to adjust frequencies on the route to a single daily service. LOT has increased its frequencies on Kraków-Chicago route and will be operating regular flights between Budapest and Kraków starting from May. The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced that Global Revenue Passenger Kilometers (RPKs) increased by 7.6% in 2017 comparted to 2016 and the Freight Tonne Kilometres rose by 9% in 2017 making it the strongest year of growth for air freight Thank you for listening and please join us again next time for more aviation news!

Buckhead Christian Ministry and Avolon Financial Services on Buckhead Business Show Keeva Kase, CEO Buckhead Christian Ministry Buckhead Christian Ministry (BCM)) is excited to introduce their new Chief Executive Officer, Keeva Kase. Mr. Kase will serve as CEO effective August 24, 2017. Mr. Kase, a Georgia native, is a passionate, seasoned community leader with a heart for service. His track record includes over 15 years of service in nonprofit, church, and community leadership, including serving as a pastor for a congregation made up entirely of hungry and homeless individuals and families. In addition, he has served as a nonprofit Executive Director and in various professional roles with corporate, church, and government boards and task forces. He is experienced in speech and curriculum writing, executive consulting, program and team development, community organizing, and as a business owner. He is bringing bold ideas and enthusiasm to BCM and those who know him are inspired by his commitment to serve others in a way that truly makes a difference. Mr. Kase earned a Master of Divinity from Princeton Theological Seminary and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Berry College in Rome, Georgia. He has held increasingly substantial roles with Court Appointed Special Advocates, which included program expansion, fundraising, media relations, training, staff management, volunteer recruitment and retention, and public speaking. Mr. Kase is excited to return to Georgia and looks forward to serving through BCM to prevent hunger and homelessness among Atlantans in crisis. Topics to Discuss: Buckhead Christian Ministry Mission Vision Impact Web Site / Social Media Links: www.buckheadchristianministry.org Candy Yu, Owner Avolon Financial Services for schools Top Ten Young Professional of 2014 Charter CFO provides over 18 years of solid accounting expertise and proven results in Charter School fiscal management, processes, monitoring and compliance. Our qualified CPAs offer reliable accounting and customized CFO services nationwide with GAPP and DOE compliance. Topics to Discuss: Finances and Business Web Site / Social Media Links: http://www.Avolonabs.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/candy-yu-560b241b/ The Buckhead Business Show Spotlights Industry Leaders in Buckhead and Atlanta! Brought to you in part by The BBA and Broadcast LIVE from the Pro Business Channel Studios. Show Host: Michael Moore, RainMaker & Chief Storyteller https://www.linkedin.com/in/sellbyphone https://twitter.com/BuckhedgeCEO Rich Casanova, CoFounder Pro Business Channel https://www.linkedin.com/in/richcasanova https://twitter.com/RichCasanovaCom Audio Engineer: Rob Morley https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-morley-795256126/ Video Production: Steven Tyler Rubin https://www.linkedin.com/in/steven-tyler-rubin-005a94115/ For more info about the BBA visit: www.BuckheadBusiness.org To nominate or submit a guest request visit: www.BuckheadBusinessShow.com To view photos from this show, visit: www.ProBusinessPictures.com ‹ › × × Previous Next jQuery(function() { // Set blueimp gallery options jQuery.extend(blueimp.Gallery.prototype.options, { useBootstrapModal: false, hidePageScrollbars: false }); });