Cameron Humphres, AAE

Experience

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  USAF

  Jan 1981 - Jan 2005

  B-1 Instructor/Operational Test Pilot

  Directed and conducted B-1 operational testing; guided 13 major tests through development, execution, reporting and fielding – record for B-1 testing, $1Billion in aircraft upgrades.

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  TYBRIN Corporation

  Aug 2005 - Aug 2007

  B-1 Software Support

  Provided 24-hour mission planning technical support to B-1 aircrew; designed and fielded new B-1 situational awareness system used in combat operations.

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  Rapid City Regional Airport

  Aug 2007 - Feb 2015

  Executive Director

  Directed Western South Dakota’s largest commercial service airport; 570,000 annual passengers, 300 employees, 15 business, $160 million economic impact.

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  Massey University

  Apr 2015 - Dec 2015

  Adjunct Professor

  Taught Airport Management; prepared and conducted lectured; evaluated exam papers; prepared tests, assignments, and study material; motivated, instructed, and guided over 60 students

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  City of Santa Fe

  Mar 2016 - Nov 2017

  Director - Santa Fe Municipal Airport

  Directed Northern New Mexico’s largest commercial service airport; enabling 150,000 passengers and 60,000 aircraft operations annually, generating $78M local economic impact and 680 full-time positions; managed $4M O&M and $5M Capital budgets annually.

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  Los Alamos County, NM

  Nov 2017 - May 2020

  Aviation Division Director - Los Alamos Municipal Airport

  Planned, directed, and managed Northern New Mexico’s largest general aviation airport. Directed, administered, coordinated and had fiscal responsibility for the daily operations, maintenance, promotion, development and long-range strategic planning of the airport in support of the community and the Los Alamos National Laboratory - the nation's premier scientific research facility.

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  County of San Diego

  May 2020 - Apr 2022

  Director of Airports - San Diego County

  Planned, directed, and managed all aspects of the San Diego County eight airport system including finance, administration, operations, maintenance, safety, security, capital improvement and strategic planning. The County’s airports provide transportation hubs and emergency response facilities serving a population of 3.2M and generating $1B in economic activity.