Michael Crowley announced as Aeronet Worldwide Business Development Manager for LAX Station

posted by AJOT | May 08 2017 at 09:53 AM | Air Cargo

IRVINE, CA - Aeronet Worldwide announced that Michael Crowley has joined the company, to serve as Business Development Manager for the Los Angeles (LAX) station. His main duties will include finding, qualifying and signing new Clients, as well working with current international and domestic Clients. Michael has been in the logistics industry for 11 years. His focus has been in air freight importing/exporting, specifically for international business.

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