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Airport Lighting Company Announces New Executive Hire To Oversee Human Resource Initiatives

October 11, 2024

MANLIUS, NY, USA, October 11, 2024 – Jeff Ellerton, Vice President of Airport Lighting Company (ALC), announced the hiring of Risa Ennis as HR Director to foster a positive workplace culture, enhance employee engagement, promote compliance with regulations, and identify and mitigate risks.

Ms. Ennis brings almost 25 years of human resources decision-making experience in various sectors, including education, machine and fabrication, and apprenticeship training. At Airport Lighting Company, she will oversee talent acquisition and workforce development programs aligned with the company’s corporate culture and strategic goals.

“Joining Airport Lighting Company was the next natural progression in my career as a human resources professional,” says Ms. Ennis. “I looked forward to optimizing the employee experience to help nurture career growth and empower collaborative contributions to the company’s growth objectives.”

Ms. Ennis will report directly to Mr. Ellerton.

“We’re very excited to have Risa join our executive team,” says Mr. Ellerton. “Her contributions to our HR department position the company for sustainable organic growth and a competitive edge in our ever-changing industry.”

About Airport Lighting Company

Airport Lighting Company (ALC) is an independently owned world-class supplier of tech-based airfield lighting solutions, including runway lights, approach systems, and power and control systems. Founded in 1967, the company engineers its products in its headquarters and domestic distribution center in Manlius, NY, with 18 additional distribution centers located around the world to support international customers.

For more information about ALC, please visit www.airportlightingcompany.com.

SOURCE: AIRPORT LIGHTING COMPANY

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Jeff Ellerton, Airport Lighting Company, Manlius, NY jeff@airportlightingcompany.com

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