Emirates names new UK and Ireland vice-president
Monday, 07 Dec, 2010
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Emirates has appointed Laurie Berryman as its new UK and Ireland vice president.
Berryman, who has been with the airline for 20 years, will be promoted from his role as area manager UK North and he will replace Conrad Clifford.
Emirates’ divisional senior vice president commercial operations worldwide Richard Vaughan said: “Laurie has been a driving force in developing Emirates’ hugely successful operations in the UK regions.
“Our services to and from Manchester, Glasgow, Birmingham and Newcastle are a cornerstone of the Emirates growth story in the UK and Laurie has done much to bring the airline to a whole new audience – he has a wealth of knowledge and experience in the UK market.”
“The UK remains Emirates’ largest market outside of Dubai and Laurie is ideally placed to continue our growth in a fiercely competitive market."
by Dinah Hatch
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