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Our Westchester Aviation Assn Safety Day for 2023 was held yesterday. I had the good fortune to run it this year, with a team of Fortune 50/100 flight department leaders to play a big role in programming and doing what we had to do to put the event on. We had 130 attendees and a full day: 3 panels, 2 individual speakers, in a pleasant venue not far from the airport. We've been working this since December and it feels good this morning. The program and a picture attached.
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WOW, look at all the suits and ties.
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I was thinking the same thing.Originally posted by Terry Carraway View PostWOW, look at all the suits and ties.Comment
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Just like the good old days, felt good!
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Congratulations on a nice event. It has been thirty years since I last wore a tie. I am proud to be "unsuitable".Bacon is the answer. I forgot the question.Comment
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Definitely East Coast.Originally posted by Terry Carraway View PostWOW, look at all the suits and ties.
Event looks nice.Comment
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Oddly, I thought I might get comments on the Program, rather than whether people wore ties or jackets! <G>Comment
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Well, I was thinking of coming if you did it again, but not if I have to dress up.
And HOW LONG have you been on AVSIG?????? ;D
Looks good, but I see why the suits and ties. Not our level of flying.
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Every year, the day before the NBAA Regional at HPN in June. I learned a lot from all of our speakers, and our program committee as we constructed the agenda for the day.Comment
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It can make more of a difference than you think. Some years ago, the Allentown area pilots held a picnic event at ABE FAA was invited to meet and greet and to put human faces on officialdom.Originally posted by Scott Dyer HPN/NY View Post
Everybody was casual, of course, it being mid-summer and a picnic. The FAA all wore suits and ties. It really isolated them and blew their chance to mingle. Rick Cremer was in charge of FAA then. I sent him a note. He understood perfectly and put the word out about such events in the future.Bacon is the answer. I forgot the question.Comment
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When a guy shows up in a coat and tie in northern Wisconsin, we assume he is selling life insurance.Comment
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