Future of Women in Aviation 2024 | 17th October
Back to Training- Date: 17 Oct 2024
- Time: 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm
- Location: online
The Future of Women in Aviation webinar is where remarkable women in aviation share their unique journeys, challenges, and triumphs. Whether you're an aviation enthusiast, a budding pilot, working in the Aviation Sector or simply curious about the industry, this webinar is for YOU.
Why is it Important?
It's a crucial platform that highlights the experiences and contributions of women in the Irish aviation sector. We explore personal stories, opportunities, challenges, and invaluable contributions of critical women in the Irish aviation sector. This webinar aims to encourage and empower young people and professionals in the field and create awareness and understanding in this area.
Last year, over 2000 students from 40 different schools and aviation professionals joined us for our event, including an exciting lineup of women working in Aviation. This event was conducted in collaboration with the Shannon Airport Group, Shannon Aviation Museum, and TY Hub.
Click HERE to learn more or REGISTER for our Free Webinar on the 17th of October 2024
Webinar Facilitator
John (Drysdale @The Shannon Airport Group)
John Drysdale, Business Development Manager, Shannon Group
John joined Shannon Group in 2017 and now heads the Shannon International Aviation Services Centre (IASC) Cluster. He is responsible for developing and promoting the aviation cluster both on and off the airfield, which now has over eighty businesses and three thousand employees. John is a non-executive Director of Propeller Shannon; this is a global aviation startup accelerator scheme funded by Enterprise Ireland and several stakeholders, including Boeing and the Irish Aviation Authority. He is the industry mentor on the Industry Advisory Committee for the Irish Aviation Students Council (IASA) and an aviation programme validation committee member for the Technology University of the Shannon (TUS). John also sits on the Aviation Industry advisory board at Dublin City University and has been a long-standing member of the industry steering committee for the ICBE Aviation Skillnet. John is an EASA Part 66 licensed aircraft Engineer, holds numerous technical and academic qualifications/accreditations in Aviation and Business Leadership and is a recent graduate from Dublin City University’s Masters in Aviation Leadership program..
