Avionics News October 2022 - 68

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AEM Corp.
ANODYNE ELECTRONICS MANUFACTURING CORP.
announced that Chief Executive Officer Brian Wall retired
effective Aug. 19, 2022. To ensure a smooth transition, Wall
will continue to serve AEM in a consulting role for the next
12 months and has joined the board of Structural Monitoring
Systems PLC.
Effective Aug. 22, 2022, Taylor Wylie was appointed general
manager. Wylie, along with AEM's leadership team, will be
responsible for continuing the further growth
of AEM.
Ross Love, the executive chairman of SMS
Monitoring Systems PCL (SMS) said, " Since
assuming the role as executive chairman
of SMS, I have been greatly impressed by
Brian's leadership of AEM, particularly in
relation to its collegiate, professional, and
energetic culture and its increasingly strong
commercial performance. I am delighted that
he will continue to contribute as a director
of SMS as we support the growth of this
business and the further commercialization of
some of our unique technologies and service
propositions. "
During a career that has spanned more
Brian Wall
Taylor Wylie
than 35 years, Wall has held senior leadership
positions for a variety of organizations. Joining
AEM in 2015, he became CEO of the organization in 2019.
" As a young man at the age of 16, I received my pilot's
licence and eventually became a commercial pilot, a dream
I've had since I was a young boy flying with my uncle, " Wall
said. " My passion for flying has never wavered, and when the
opportunity came to join AEM as vice president of operations, I
was excited beyond imagination. To be able to come full circle
from my younger years as a pilot and then to finish my working
career in aerospace has been, quite simply, a dream come true. "
Wylie, who has most recently been serving as operations
manager at AEM, has over 15 years experience in avionics and
manufacturing operations.
For more information, visit aem-corp.com. q
T h e s o u r c e f o r u p d a t e s o n A E A m e m b e r s . . .
P e o p l e , P r o d u c t s a n d M i l e s t o n e s
Southeast Aerospace
SOUTHEAST AEROSPACE received Federal
Aviation Administration supplemental type certification
number SR04546AT for the installation of its SEA special-mission
operator station in the Bell 407 helicopter.
According to the company, Southeast Aerospace
designed and manufactured the operator station as
an ideal mounting solution for housing mission equipment
in the Bell 407 helicopter to support airborne
law enforcement missions. Obtaining STC certification
for the operator station provides a seamless path to
meeting the regulatory and safety requirements of an
FAA-approved installation in the Bell 407, mitigating
additional costs or requirements for both the customer
and installation facility.
The operator station was designed to support the
tactical flight officer's mission as a primary focus. Dual
monitors provide an extended viewing area for mission
sensor and mapping data, and the operator station
cabinet offers ample space for housing a fully integrated
mission suite of their choosing.
For more information, visit seaerospace.com. q
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