Nordic Aviation Capital (NAC), one of the
world’s largest regional turboprop lessors, has appointed Søren M.
Overgaard as Chief Executive Officer, effective immediately.
Søren has played a key role within NAC’s senior
management team for the past three years, joining in 2012 as Chief
Financial Officer.
He previously held senior positions with blue
chip transportation company, the AP Moller Group, Maersk and Damco
Europe.
Søren succeeds Kim Graven-Nielsen.
Martin Moller, Chairman of Nordic Aviation
Capital, said, “I am delighted to welcome Søren to his new
role. We have an especially exciting year ahead in 2016 with
increasing opportunities opening up worldwide in the regional
airline sector. Søren’s deep knowledge of the business is
invaluable. I would also like to thank Kim for his sterling
contribution to NAC these past seven years. He has played a key
role in developing NAC and is now moving on to new ventures.”
Nordic Aviation Capital has been profitable for
the past two decades, achieving a 42% increase in operating profit
to US$239 million in its latest financial year ending 30 June
2015. Total assets increased by 45% to US$3.2 bn.
This summer the
company welcomed private equity firm EQT and Kirkbi as partners.
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