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Management
Team
| CHARLES ISDELL, A.A.E., Director of
Aviation |
| Charles Isdell has been Philadelphias Director of Aviation
since 2000. During his tenure, Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) has
served over 200 million passengers on over 3.5 million flights. Average
airfares at PHL during that time have dropped 35%, saving passengers billions
of dollars. In 2001, The Wall Street Journal named PHL one of the five best
airports in the United States. In 2002/2003, the Airports concession
program was recognized by Airports Council International as the best in North
America. In 2006/2007, J. D. Power & Associates ranked PHL among the top
U.S. Airports for customer satisfaction. Mr. Isdell holds Bachelors and
Masters degrees from Temple University. In 2007, he received an honorary
Doctorate in Engineering from Drexel University. He is accredited by the
American Association of Airport Executives and is a past recipient of the March
of Dimes Service to Humanity Award, the Multicultural Affairs
Congresss Industry Appreciation Award and the PENJERDEL
Councils Master of the Infrastructure Award. He was named
Airport Director of the Year in 2003 by Airport Revenue News
Magazine. He serves on the Executive Board of the Philadelphia Convention and
Visitors Bureau and is Co-chair of the Board of the Philadelphia High School
Hospitality & Tourism Academies. |
| MARK GALE, A.A.E., Deputy Director of
Aviation - Operations and Facilities |
| Mr. Gale is responsible for leading a group of managers in directing
the day-to-day activities of the airport, including all aspects of airport
operations, building maintenance, electrical and electronic services, design
and construction, HVAC, pavement and grounds, facility services and related
administrative units. Prior to being appointed Deputy, he served as the
Airport's Operations Manager (1996-2000), and has held several other operations
positions with the Division of Aviation since 1989. Mr. Gale holds a Bachelor's
degree in Aeronautical Studies from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
(1987). He is an accredited member in the American Association of Airport
Executives (AAAE). Mr. Gale also serves on several industry committees,
including AAAE's Operations, Safety and Planning Committee, as well as Airports
Council International - North America (ACI-NA) Technical Affairs
Committee. |
| EDWARD C. ANASTASI, Deputy Director of
Aviation, Finance and Administration |
| Mr. Anastasi is responsible for Airport financial operations, capital
program funding and administration, human resources, procurement, contract
management and materials management. He joined the Division of Aviation in 1977
and became the Airport's Financial Services Manager in 1980. He was appointed
Deputy Director in 1997. Mr. Anastasi holds a Bachelor's degree (B.S.
Accounting, 1971) from LaSalle University. Prior to his joining the Division of
Aviation, he served as Audit Supervisor for the Office of the City Controller,
Philadelphia, where he oversaw financial and performance audits, then developed
and managed the office's computer auditing division. |
| JAMES TYRRELL, Deputy Director of Aviation,
Property/Business Development |
| Mr. Tyrell is responsible for the Property Management and overall
Business Development functions for the Airport System. He joined the Division
of Aviation in 1987 and served as the Airport Properties Manager from 1993 to
2001. He obtained his undergraduate degree (B.S. Marketing/Management, 1982)
from Saint Joseph's University. Prior to joining the Airport he worked in
commercial real estate and as a site selector for a franchise company.
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| CALVIN M. DAVENGER, JR., P.E., Deputy
Director of Aviation, Planning and Environmental Stewardship |
| Mr. Davenger started his aviation career at Philadelphia
International Airport in 1991. He has been involved in the accelerated
environmental review of the proposed Airport Master Plan Update involving
runway construction. The project has resulted in two Environmental Impact
Statements. Mr. Davenger was named 2007 Recycler of the Year by the Greater
Philadelphia Commercial Recycling Council and was instrumental in the Airport
acquiring from PECO Wind the largest renewable energy purchase of a U.S.
airport. The estimated environmental benefit is equivalent to planting more
than 970,000 trees or not driving more than 12 million miles. Mr. Davenger
received a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from the
Pennsylvania State University. He was licensed in 1976 as a Registered
Professional Engineer in Pennsylvania.. |
| DENNIS A. WALLER, Deputy Director of
Aviation, For Compliance |
| In accordance with the directives of City government and the Federal
Aviation Administration, Mr. Waller is responsible for ensuring that
Disadvantaged Business Enterprises (DBEs) participate in Airport contract
opportunities including construction, capital projects, supplies, services, and
professional and consulting contracts as well as concessions. Mr. Waller joined
the Division of Aviation in 2007 after serving 13 years as the Deputy Director
for Business Development at the Fairmount Park Commission. Prior to his service
at Fairmount Park, Mr. Waller served as the Deputy and acting Director of the
Minority Business Enterprise Council. Mr. Waller obtained his undergraduate
degree (BsEd.) from Wilberforce University and holds a Masters degree in Public
Administration from the University of Pennsylvania.. |
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