Cargojet Inc., Canada’s foremost provider of premium, time-sensitive air cargo services, has shared news of a leadership change. Scott Calver, the company’s current Chief Financial Officer, will be departing to explore new opportunities. In his place, Sanjeev Maini has been named the Interim CFO while the company begins a thorough search for a permanent successor. This transition is expected to conclude later in the year, ensuring a smooth and steady continuation of operations.
As one of the industry’s trailblazers, Cargojet remains focused on maintaining its leadership role in the air cargo sector, even as it navigates this temporary shift in its financial leadership. With a strong commitment to operational stability, the company aims to uphold its track record of excellence.
“Cargojet is Canada’s leading provider of time-sensitive premium air cargo services, offering Dedicated, ACMI, and International Charter services across major cities in North America.” The company’s impressive fleet, which boasts 41 aircraft, delivers unmatched efficiency in its daily operations, transporting an astounding 25,000,000 pounds of cargo every week.
This move signals Cargojet’s dedication to ensuring a seamless transition, supporting both its operational growth and its strategic goals in the air cargo sector. As it continues to solidify its dominance, the company’s leadership change reflects a broader vision of progress and stability in an ever-evolving industry.
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