TrueNoord has made two key appointments further strengthening its existing team. Beata Stachowicz has assumed the position of Transaction Manager at the Amsterdam office while and Garret Dunne has joined as Risk Director in Dublin.
Garret Dunne joins TrueNoord from Dubai Aerospace Enterprise where he worked for almost 10 years, most recently holding the position of Risk Manager. Based in Dublin, Dunne brings extensive finance and strategy experience to this highly analytical position of Risk Director. Key responsibilities of his new role include risk analysis, debtor management and workouts.
Speaking on the appointment Dunne said: “What attracted me most to TrueNoord was the opportunity to join such a dynamic, professional and forward-thinking lessor early in its growth phase. What the team have achieved with the business in a relatively short period is inspirational and I look forward to contributing my skills and knowledge to the Company’s continued success.”
“We are very pleased to welcome Beata and Garret to the TrueNoord team, they bring a wealth of qualities, expertise and industry experience. They are both great assets to our business and I look forward to working alongside them as they settle into their new positions and beyond” added Joram Lietaert Peerbolte, chief operations officer and general counsel, TrueNoord.
Beata Stachowicz held senior contract management positions at AerCap Holdings and BRE Leasing, as well as several positions at IATA (International Air Transport Association). In her new role of transaction manager, she will be responsible for managing aircraft delivery, redelivery and sale/purchase transactions. Stachowicz will also play a key role in managing aspects of the aircraft leasing lifecycle and ensuring lease compliance.
“I am pleased to be working with a team of colleagues who have extensive experience in regional aircraft leasing, together with them I look forward to contributing to TrueNoord’s future growth. It is exciting to be collaborating with airlines and other industry stakeholders worldwide, supporting their requirements for regional aircraft,” added Stachowicz.