INDIANAPOLIS, 2012-08-02 — /travelprnews.com/ — The Indianapolis Airport Authority (IAA) announced today that it has selected Michael Huber to fill the open position of senior director of commercial enterprise. Huber is departing his current role as Indianapolis Deputy Mayor to take the position, which is responsible for managing the Indianapolis International Airport’s (IND) evenuegenerating operations including parking, attracting new air service to the city, and commercial development of airport property and facilities.
Huber will join the IAA effective September 4, 2012.
“The IAA will strongly benefit from Michael’s experience and proven ability to lead economic and business development,” said Bob Duncan, executive director for the IAA. “He will oversee areas vital to the IAA’s strategy of further strengthening IND’s important role in our regional economy, including both air service and non-airline revenue
development opportunities.”
Huber has served as Deputy Mayor for Economic Development since March 2010. Prior to joining the Ballard administration as Director of Enterprise Development in January 2008, Michael worked in state government as Deputy Commissioner of the Indiana Department of Administration and Deputy Director of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Government Efficiency and Financial Planning group. Michael has an MBA from the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University-Bloomington (2005) and a BS in Social Policy from Northwestern University (1998).
About the Indianapolis Airport Authority
The Indianapolis Airport Authority owns and operates Indiana’s largest airport system. In addition to Indianapolis International Airport, its facilities include the Downtown Heliport, Eagle Creek Airpark, Hendricks County Airport, Indianapolis Regional Airport, and Metropolitan Airport. IND has received several prestigious awards recognizing it as a leader within its class, including annual Airport Service Quality awards for performance excellence by Airports Council International. IND is the first airport in the U.S. to win LEED® certification for an entire terminal campus, and the airport has won recognition for excellent customer service, concessions programs, and art and architecture. IND’s economic impact in Central Indiana is more than $3.3 billion annually, and about 10,000 people work at the airport each day. IND serves more than 7 million business and leisure travelers each year and averages 135 daily nonstop flights to 33 destinations. Home of the world’s second-largest FedEx Express operation and the nation’s eighth-largest cargo facility, IND is committed to becoming the airport system of choice for both passenger and PAGE 2 cargo service. For more information, visit IND’s Facebook page at Indianapolis International Airport and Twitter page at @INDairport.
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