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Stephen Alterman is the President of
the Cargo Airline Association where he leads the Association in promoting the
all-cargo air carrier industry, formulating industry policy and overseeing the
Association's daily activities. Steve is also a Senior Partner in Meyers & Alterman, a Washington, D.C. law firm specializing in air transportation
law.
Steve began his career in aviation
in 1968 in the Bureau of Enforcement for the United States Civil Aeronautics
Board (CAB). Initially hired as a Trial Attorney, he was soon promoted to Chief
of the Legal Division. In 1975, he joined the Cargo Airline Association as
Executive Director and in 1982 took the lead role as President.
Steve's educational experience
includes a law degree from Boston University School of Law (1968) and an
undergraduate degree in Political Science from Brown University, Providence,
Rhode Island (1965). He is a member of the District of Columbia
Bar.
Other past and present positions include:
- Chairman, Environment
Subcommittee, FAA Research, Engineering and Development Advisory Committee,
2003-Present.
- Member, Aviation Security
Advisory Committee,
1996-Present.
- Member, Federal Advisory Panel on
Land Use
Planning, 1993-1995.
- Member, FAA Aviation Rulemaking
Advisory Committee, 1991-Present.
- Member, Federal Airport Noise
Working Group,
1987-1991.
- Member, Federal Advisory
Committee on Fuel Savings, 1991.
- Member, Federal Advisory
Committee on Passenger Facility Charges, 1990.
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Steve resides in Annandale, VA. He is married with two children and three grandchildren. |
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As the Senior Vice President for
the Cargo Airline Association, Yvette Rose serves as an advocate for the
all-cargo air carrier industry, specializing in monitoring regulatory activity
on both a federal and state level; representing the industry before Congress,
various agencies and the courts; and participating in government/industry
working groups in issues related to aircargo safety, environmental and cargo
security. Yvette started her career with the Cargo Airline Association in 1994;
she was promoted to Vice President in 1998 and Senior Vice President in
2004.
Yvette is also an Associate in the
law firm, Meyers & Alterman. Prior to joining CAA, Yvette worked for
Marriott Corporation, Benefits Department.
Yvette graduated from the
University of Maryland, School of Business, B.S., 1992 and the Capital
University Law School, J.D., 1998. She is a member of the Maryland Bar.
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Yvette resides in Potomac, Maryland
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As the Association’s Director of Government Affairs, Ms. Ronzello is responsible for the Association’s legislative strategy and represents the Association before Congress and federal/state regulatory agencies. Ms. Ronzello helps formulate industry policy over a broad range of issues and serves as an advocate for industry concerns.
Prior to joining the Cargo Airline Association, Ms. Ronzello worked for the Department of Transportation, Inspector General, Office of Competition and Economic Analysis where she focused specifically on aviation issues. Additionally, Ms. Ronzello worked on Capitol Hill as a staff member to Senator Herb Kohl and Congressman Harold Ford, Jr.
She received her Master of Public Affairs degree from Indiana University’s School of Public and Environmental Affairs, M.P.A., 2004 where she also studied as an undergraduate, B.S., 1999.
As a long-time aviation enthusiast, Ms. Ronzello is currently working toward her private pilot license and resides in Arlington, Virginia.
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