Executive Jet Management Europe Announces New Addition to a Growing Sales Team
Executive Jet Management Europe (EJME), the European arm of NetJets-backed Executive Jet Management, has announced at the European Business Aviation Convention and Exhibition (EBACE), a senior addition to the sales team.
Janus Kamradt, originally from Denmark and now resident in the UK, joins EJME with over eight years’ experience in the private aviation market. His focus has been on aircraft management and charter programmes so he brings great knowledge to his new role at EJME. He has extensive experience in sales and marketing, in roles stretching back to 1998 and also holds an MBA from SDA Bocconi School of Management.
EJME has seen continued success since its formation in early 2014. The company focusses on aircraft management alongside charter operations. Currently managing seven aircraft across Europe, Janus will be tasked with drawing in new business leads in the UK– a key market for corporate aviation.
Robert Molsbergen, President of EJM Inc., commented; “We’re pleased to be welcoming a new team member to EJME. Janus brings a wealth of relevant experience and will be able to call on years’ worth of contacts across the sector. We’re focussed on growing the business further in Europe and Janus is critical to the success of that happening. The charter business is steadily improving after a flat economy drove down overall corporate traffic and EJME is best placed to deliver the highest levels of service to customers requiring such flying. The safety and training of our pilots cannot be rivalled – we offer the best in the market today – whether you fly in your own aircraft managed by EJME or choose to charter.”
Janus Kamradt joined the business on 12th May, 2015. Janus will be based in the UK and will hold the title of Regional Sales Vice President for EJME. There is currently 45 staff members at EJME based across Europe.
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