today I wish to pay tribute to a remarkable leader in the airport industry, Maureen Riley, who is retiring on June 30. Maureen is not only an accomplished businesswoman, but also a well- respected collaborator who had the vision and tenacity to get a $3.1 billion airport redevelopment program off the ground at Salt Lake City International Airport. For more than 30 years, Maureen's professional life has been marked by many significant achievements in the airport industry. She has distinguished herself as a trusted consultant for numerous airports across the country. She has also served as deputy executive director at Orlando International Airport and, most recently, as executive director for the Salt Lake City Department of Airports. Maureen believes in collaboration and sharing information to create better operating results. She has served in top leadership positions for the Airports Council International-North America, ACI-NA, a trade association of airports around the globe. She also served as a member of the ACI World Board of Directors for 4 years. I first met Maureen after she took over the helm at Salt Lake City's Department of Airports, a position she has served in for more than a decade. During this time, Maureen guided the airport through the planning, financing, and now construction of the $3.1 billion airport redevelopment program.…
Orrin Hatch: “today I wish to pay tribute to a remarkable leader in the airport industry, Maureen Riley, who is retiring on June 30.…”
On the recordJune 22, 2017
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