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CAM Spotlight: Industry Executive Values Program’s Expertise, Credibility Benefits July 5, 2019: For Scott Ashton, earning his Certified Aviation Manager certification has proved an asset in confronting the diverse array of challenges he handles in his role as president and CEO of Corporate Service Supply and Manufacturing.
NBAA’s CAM Program Certifies the Next Generation of Business Aviation Professionals May 6, 2019: Learn how NBAA’s Certified Aviation Manager program is inspiring the future of business aviation in the NBAA Flight Plan podcast.
Podcast: Looking to Retain Talent in Your Company? CAM Can Help Feb. 11, 2019: One of the best ways to keep successful employees is to invest in their professional development, and encouraging them to pursue NBAA’s Certified Aviation Manager (CAM) program can help.
CAM Governing Board Announces New Directors and Officers at NBAA-BACE Oct. 18, 2018: The NBAA Certified Aviation Manager Governing Board elected Jamie Stember, CAM, as its new chair and Winston Carter, CAM, as its new secretary/treasurer of the board.
Seven Certified Aviation Manager Scholarships Awarded at NBAA-BACE Oct. 17, 2018: NBAA at its Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (NBAA-BACE) that seven scholarships have been awarded to current and aspiring Certified Aviation Managers (CAMs). These scholarships, which are given annually, promote professional development in business aviation by providing financial support for qualified CAM exam candidates.
Gain a Competitive Edge Though Certification Aug. 13, 2018: NBAA’s Certified Aviation Manager (CAM) program, which focuses on leadership, human resources, operations and business management, has become an impactful workforce development tool in the business aviation industry over the last 15 years. Listen to this week's podcast.
CAM Spotlight: Certification Benefits Add Up for Charter CFO Feb. 15, 2018: For industry newcomers and veterans alike, NBAA’s Certified Aviation Manager program offers an opportunity to refine the critical knowledge, skills and abilities demanded of the modern aviation manager.
CAM Spotlight: Certification Process Offers Present, Future Benefits Aug. 10, 2017: Becoming a Certified Aviation Manager (CAM) isn’t easy – but neither is aviation management. Both require a commitment to learning, in detail, the wide array of responsibilities required to run an aviation department, from operational best practices to budgetary and legal considerations.
CAM Spotlight: International Aviation Manager Embraces CAM Program March 28, 2017: Business aviation transcends national borders, connecting people and economies around the world. NBAA’s Certified Aviation Manager (CAM) program continues this international tradition as it expands beyond its U.S. origins to bring its tenets of professionalism and continuing education to aviation managers across the globe.
CAM Spotlight: First Flight Attendant CAM Credits Supportive Work Environment for Success Jan. 31, 2017: Continuing education doesn’t just benefit business aviation professionals looking to take the next step in their careers. Companies also gain value from employees’ commitment to self-development, as they bring fresh perspectives and enhanced industry knowledge into the workplace.
CAM Spotlight: Tips for Exam Success Dec. 1, 2016: Certified Aviation Manager (CAM) Todd Noonan offers those planning to sit for the CAM exam strategies for passing the test. His advice includes: submitting an exam application at least two months in advance, committing time to study and collaborating with peers.
CAM Spotlight: Certification Offers Path to Career Opportunities Sept. 14, 2016: Business aviation professionals become Certified Aviation Managers (CAMs) for a wide variety of reasons, such as to sharpen management skills and enhance resumes. For Aaron Redlaczyk, the certification offers these and something more – a way to make his dream of becoming an aviation director a reality.
Strong Participation Reported for CAM Job Analysis Survey Ensures Continued Member Value Oct. 2, 2015: Participation in NBAA’s Certified Aviation Manager (CAM) program’s job analysis survey was strong, ensuring that Member input will continue to help shape the program and maintain its accreditation, said Jay Evans, CAM, NBAA’s director of professional development. Recently, NBAA reached out to more than 8,000 industry members, including current CAMs and other aviation managers, and asked for their input. The survey’s responses, which will be held in confidence, are necessary for maintaining accreditation from the National Commission for Certifying Agencies. The current accreditation lasts through October 2018, and the program must file annual reports that include all of its testing data.
NBAA Urges Participation in Certified Aviation Manager Job Analysis Survey July 1, 2015: NBAA has launched a job analysis survey for the Certified Aviation Manager (CAM) program, inviting aviation professionals to take part in the survey. More than 9,000 contacts – including current CAM holders and other individuals identified as aviation managers – have received an email invitation with a link to participate in the survey. “This is an opportunity for participants to share their opinions on the role of the CAM,” said Dana Anderson-Pancoe, associate director of research and development at Schroeder Measurement Technologies, Inc., the company managing the survey on NBAA’s behalf. “NBAA and the CAM Governing Board don’t determine CAM qualifications unilaterally. This survey helps the Association and board clearly understand the role of the CAM, especially as it changes over time.”
NBAA’s CAM, PDP Undergoing Detailed Job Analysis June 2, 2014: In June 2014, the highly detailed CAM job analysis will begin the revision process that will lead to new educational and testing criteria in the near future.
Ocean Explorer Brings Depth of Experience to CAM Board Jan. 30, 2014: For NBAA's Certified Aviation Manager (CAM) program to earn accreditation, it had to meet certain standards, including having a "public member" on the CAM Governing Board. The board actually has included a public member for the last several years, and Brad Baker, chairman of the board at Odyssey Marine Exploration, currently serves in that capacity. While he's not a business aviation professional, Baker is a pilot. He earned his private pilot's license at age 20 and is instrument-rated. In his first career, producing and selling computer software and equipment, he relied on business aviation to reach his customers.
National Accreditation Marks Major Milestone in NBAA’s CAM Program Dec. 16, 2013: NBAA's Certified Aviation Manager program is now accredited by one of the premier U.S. organizations aimed at demonstrating the quality of professional training and commitment.
A Summer Reading List for CAMs July 15, 2013: A great summer read for Certified Aviation Managers (CAMs), and those who aspire to be CAMs, is the CAM Study Guide.
Newest Certified Aviation Managers Say Credential Is Worth Pursuing May 13, 2013: The newest Certified Aviation Managers say CAM certification is worth pursuing.
Mike Pape, CAM, Takes Over Idaho Division of Aeronautics Oct. 12, 2012: Certified Aviation Manager Mike Pape is the new administrator of the Idaho Division of Aeronautics.
Preparing for the CAM Exam: An Insider's View July 2, 2012: Three NBAA staffers have now passed the Certified Aviation Manager exam, perhaps one of the most grueling certifications in the industry.
CAM Governing Board Begins Accreditation Process June 13, 2011: The NBAA Certified Aviation Manager (CAM) Governing Board has initiated the process of obtaining National Commission for Certifying Agencies (NCCA) accreditation for the CAM Program. “Gaining NCCA accreditation is important to the future of the CAM Program,” said CAM Governing Board Chairman Scott Rose. “It’s not only the sign of a well managed program; it also ensures the program follows best practices established for certification programs across all professions.” There are currently 175 CAMs, who are recognized as qualified professionals to lead flight departments and companies that use business aircraft.

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