WRITTEN BY Jennifer Pickerel on May 21, 2021

These days, we hear a lot about hiring for diversity. After all, it’s a big part of the larger Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DE&I) movement—not only in business aviation but

WRITTEN BY Sheryl Barden on May 21, 2021

This guest blog post about the aviation talent shortage appeared in Aviation International News. View here. There’s a clear return to flying as vaccinations ramp up and regions reopen. In fact,

WRITTEN BY Sheryl Barden on April 23, 2021

In corporate boardrooms around the globe, the Covid-19 vaccine—and whether to mandate it for employees—is on the agenda. After all, businesses have an ethical and legal duty to keep their

WRITTEN BY Jennifer Pickerel on April 22, 2021

Have you heard of the ABCs of bias? And do you know that there are proven ways to block bias? It’s true. In fact, at the recent NBAA Leadership Conference,

WRITTEN BY Sheryl Barden on March 11, 2021

This "Keeping it Classy" article originally appeared in the March 11th issue of the JETNET iQ PULSE newsletter. Download the PDF here. FromRollie Vincent, JETNET iQ Creator/Director "Sheryl Barden, one

WRITTEN BY Sheryl Barden on February 19, 2021

Unlikely as it might seem, in many ways, the pandemic has been an awakening. It’s temporarily relieved the pressure valve on the pilot shortage. It’s gotten companies to innovate in

WRITTEN BY Jennifer Pickerel on February 17, 2021

A VP or Aviation Director might get credit as the leader of a flight department. But if you ask me, middle managers oftentimes are the “unsung heroes” of business aviation.

WRITTEN BY Sheryl Barden on February 11, 2021

I DID IT! That is, I completed NBAA’s Six Months to CAM program, passed the exam, and I’m now an officially Certified Aviation Manager (CAM). For those unfamiliar, many equate

WRITTEN BY Sheryl Barden on January 29, 2021

Everywhere I go it seems like controversial topics quickly become front and center. At my book club, my weekly golf group, in work meetings, and of course on TV. As