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Team News
To infinity and beyond: Here’s how a young professional launched an aviation career like a rocket!
Following graduation from the University of Washington in 2021, I’ve worked for a few different companies, but Connico has already become the best place I’ve worked.
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Team News
What a difference a year makes: How Connico’s team continues building on the vision of our founder
At Connico, we’ve held a year-end meeting for the past 25 years or so. I’ve been a member of the Connico crew since our first year-end meeting, so I was asked to share about the history of Connico during this year’s gathering.
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Team News
Meet Your Connico Crew: Specialist Tere Ayers
At Connico, we have a diverse team of leaders with specialized expertise in various facets of our business. Because our experienced, dynamic team is one of the main reasons clients continue to work with us, we want to make sure you have an opportunity to learn more about them. That’s…
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Case Study
Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) case study
Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) is a passenger and cargo airport managed by the Allegheny County Airport Authority, located just west of downtown Pittsburgh, and is the primary international airport serving the Pittsburgh region along with West Virginia and Ohio. PIT opened in 1952, but its last major rebuild was completed…
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From the President's Desk
From the President’s desk: Lessons Learned from Machetes and Blindfolds
A few years ago, I was in Mexico watching a group of six guys on a stage juggling machetes. It’s not often that a learning opportunity starts like that, right? Keep reading because I promise there’s wisdom here. My fiancé and I watched with interest – six gents in simple…
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From the President's Desk
From the President’s desk: The Everest of Leadership
The other day, I logged into LinkedIn. (Riveting, right?) A new message from one of my employees caught my eye. Opening it, I found myself staring at a simple graphic: four wide triangles, arranged along the bottom of the picture to represent mountains, and three stick-folks perched on of the…
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