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March 2021 – The Newsletter of Aventure Aviation Webinar on Global Market Success from Exporting to Feature Aventure Aventure Aviation will participate in a webinar hosted by the U.S. Small Business Administration's (SBA) office of International Trade taking place on March 16. Titled "Keys to Global Market Success," the webinar will discuss the impact of the Small Business, Development Center (SBDC) and how they have aided Aventure and others to become successful exporters. Aventure will discuss its approach to exporting internationally, and join other U.S. companies in providing insights on how to effectively tap the SBDCs and their International Trade Centers to sell overseas. Strategies for launching or expanding global sales will also be addressed. The webinar will also include briefings from SBDC and SBA international trade specialists on resources available for businesses to support their global market success, including grant programs to support the costs of expanding international sales. America's SBDC network is a partnership uniting private enterprise, government, higher education and local nonprofit economic development organizations with nearly 1,000 locations across the country. Readers can learn more at www.americassbdc.org. Remembering "Georgia's First Lady in Flight” During Women's History Month Aventure Aviation is celebrating Women's History Month by calling attention to Hazel Jane Raines, a pioneer in women's aviation and a native of the U.S. State of Georgia. She has been inducted into the Georgia Women of Achievement, and the Georgia Aviation Hall of Fame as "Georgia's First Lady in Flight." Raines was born on April 21, 1916 in Waynesboro, about 150 miles East of Atlanta. She became the first woman in Georgia to earn a pilot's license in 1938, and was one of the few women instructors for the U.S. Civilian Pilot Training Program. During World War II, she was part of the first group of American women to fly military aircraft, doing so in a war zone for the civilian British Air Transport Auxiliary. This past November, UK-based aircraft engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce opened a 62,000-square-foot facility support center in Savannah, Georgia named after this Georgia-born pioneer in women's aviation. "It's exciting and empowering to see the new Rolls-Royce center named after Hazel Jane Raines, a fellow Georgian and a woman pioneer in aviation," said Rachel Inestroza, Aventure Aviation Government Sales Representative. "It's important to look back and celebrate the achievements of the women who not only paved the way for other women, but also for society as a whole." Aventure Sales Director Earns Product Management Certification Aventure Aviation Sales Director Ebrahim Zakaria has recently earned a Product Management certification from General Assembly (GA), a private education and career transformation organization specializing in highly in-demand skills. GA is a global learning experience with campuses in 20 cities and over 35,000 graduates worldwide. It teaches entrepreneurs and business professionals practical technology skills, providing courses in mobile and software engineering, data science, product management, and other digital-related courses. The product management course is designed for students with a range of professional experiences. Updated for 2020, the curriculum includes a renewed focus on agile best practices, stakeholder management, and working with data. "I wanted to learn more about how we could harness the power of tech in the aviation aftermarket industry," said Ebrahim. "This course has given me that knowledge." Learn more about this program > ACPC to Return to Aventure's Hometown of Atlanta this September Aventure Aviation is looking forward to the return of the Air Carriers Purchasing Conference (ACPC) to the company's hometown of Atlanta, Georgia. The conference is scheduled for September 11–14 at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis. Held annually, the show last came to Atlanta in 2016. Founded in 1956, ACPC has become one of the most influential aircraft conferences in the world, with numerous networking opportunities. This year's conference coincides with the 20th anniversary of Aventure Aviation. "The conference is a great opportunity for us to meet with airline representatives from all over the world, all in one place," said Aventure Aviation Senior Vice President Amyr Qureshi. The ACPC planning committee is closely watching directives from the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta, and will adapt their plans based on prevention recommendations. They are also working with the Atlanta Marriott Marquis, so they can adapt as needed for the safety of all show attendees and staff. Why Atlanta? About Aventure's Home City > Aventure is looking for international sales reps > Are you seeking a distributor for your products? > March 8, 1910 (France) – Elise Deroche, the colorful self-styled Baroness Raymonde de Laroche, became the first woman in the world to receive a pilot's license. She is also believed to be the first woman to pilot a plane. ”Aviation, this young modern giant, exemplifies the possible relationships of women with the creations of science.”
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