Griff Parrish joins Aeromed Group as Vice President of Supply Chain
Nov 2, 2022
Charlotte, North Carolina Nov 1, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - Aeromed Group welcomes Griff Parrish, a proven leader in aerospace and aviation, as its new Vice President of Supply Chain. Parrish will oversee key alliance initiatives and strategies related to effective supply chain management in this role. He will also support and enhance the company's continued leadership in supply chain excellence for the A&D sector.
Bob Spence, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer of Aeromed, said, "His experience expands beyond Class-C Hardware and will serve us well as we continue to broaden our product offerings. Serving in his past positions will give us a customer perspective, enabling us to fine-tune our service level requirements, execute our overall supply chain strategy, and enhance value for Aeromed Group's stakeholders."
Parrish most recently served as a procurement manager for Triumph Group. Prior to that role, he was a Procurement Manager where he led the global supply chain and strategy at HAECO Americas. Before HAECO, Parrish led the global supply chain and product support purchasing at Gulfstream Aerospace, where he developed and implemented cost-effective and efficient procedures to improve supply chain strategies.
Parrish earned a bachelor's degree in history and a master's degree in business administration from Georgia Southern University.
About Aeromed Group
Aeromed Group is a rising private equity firm focused on supply chain technology and tail spend solutions for aerospace and defense. Leveraging decades of expertise, we bring excellence and entrepreneurial zest to accelerating innovation in the A&D arena. The Aeromed team is made up of creative, cooperative, and highly motivated individuals who drive our business, our partnering companies, and our customers to greater success.
Source :Aeromed Group, LLC
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