Margaret Vernet, President of Corporate Aviators, Inc. (CAI), founded the company in 1987 when she perceived a need in the aviation industry for alternate staffing solutions for corporate fleets.  With over 35 years in the aviation industry, Margaret has been at the forefront of identifying changes in the staffing trends in the industry and responding to the needs of corporate clients with the ongoing expansion of a range of services provided by CAI.  Her experience as a vice president of a regional commuter airline, that of a corporate flight attendant, and her diligence in exploring the arena of aviation employment issues offer clients a perspective that few others can replicate.  A strong proponent of customer protection and worker rights alike, Margaret spearheaded the industry's first group health and wellness plan for temporary workers.

Margaret is the author of several articles and has served as contributor to the National Business Associations' Employment Issues Working Group.  In addition, as a seasoned expert in the aviation staffing industry, she is regularly sought out for interviews by trade journals, including Business & Commercial Aviation's 2006 The Pros and Cons of Using Part-Time Crews and Aviation International News' 2006 Independent Flight Crew Draw More Scrutiny as well as the globally distributed October 2001 Time magazine article, A Choice Contract.
 

JoAnn Lopez, Vice President of Administration, has been a key employee with Corporate Aviators, Inc. (CAI) since 1988.  She oversees the efficient delivery of services to both clients and contingent workforce and is in charge of operational processes including employment administration payroll, financial transactions and information technology.  JoAnn rounds out her expertise with her solid experience and knowledge in data management and computer applications.   She is a graduate of Cortland State University and holds a Master of Science degree in Information Systems from Pace University.