They have already served one two-year term and following a revision to by-laws about a possible second term, the Board of Directors approved the additional term.
The re-appointment will allow continuity of leadership to steer the association through its Executive Summit in March 2022 and the Air Cargo Forum, which will be held at the Miami Convention Center in November 2022.
Polmans says: “I look forward to continuing the work that has already begun on ensuring the association is financially viable and can meet the needs of our members, who are the real drivers of this association.”
Gadhia adds: “I am proud of the work that we have achieved, transforming the association, particularly during such a difficult time for the industry was quite an achievement but we still have a lot of work to do and I look forward to continuing our work for the members and the air cargo industry and I appreciate the confidence the board has shown by this re-election.”