APPLETON, Wis.,
May 15 /PRNewswire/ -- Air Wisconsin Airlines Corporation
today announced it has promoted
Joyce Baca to the position of director of
training and development - customer service. In her new role, Baca will be
responsible for development, oversight and delivery of quality customer
service and ramp operational training company-wide. Reporting directly to vice
president customer service
Vince Portaro, Baca will continue to be based at
Air Wisconsin's Training Facility in
Park Ridge IL.
"Joyce's extensive experience and expertise in developing and delivering
quality adult accelerated learning programs makes her an excellent choice to
lead our high performing training professionals," noted Portaro.
Baca joined Air Wisconsin in 2003 as a customer service training
instructor responsible for facilitating and developing materials for Customer
Service training classes dedicated to the United Airlines product. In 2005,
Baca was named manager of training - customer service, assuming responsibility
for ground-handling services training for both the United and Northwest
Airlines products, including new station openings.
Prior to her career with Air Wisconsin, Baca was employed by Atlantic
Coast Airlines in Chicago as a customer service agent assisting with new hire
on-the-job training, later moving into a supervisory position with a focus on
customer needs during irregular operations. Before joining ACA, Baca was an IT
recruitment consultant at the Morgan Partnership UK Ltd in London, England,
and an intern for public relations and education departments at the Chicago
Museum of Contemporary Art. Baca has a Bachelor of Arts Degree in English
Literature from the University of Illinois - Urbana Champaign, where she was
named to the Dean's List of Scholastic Excellence.
"Air Wisconsin has experienced significant growth providing airport
services and our partners recognize our consistent and efficient delivery of
excellent service, performance, & safety. Investing in our employees with
quality training is key to our success and we are thrilled to have someone of
Joyce's caliber to lead our Customer Service Training program," Portaro added.
Baca will assume her new position immediately
Air Wisconsin Airlines Corporation, the largest privately-held regional
airline in the United States, operates as US Airways Express, scheduling
nearly 500 departures per day to 70 cities in 27 states and two Canadian
provinces with a fleet of 70 Canadair Regional Jets. Air Wisconsin also
performs ground-handling services for United Express and Northwest Airlines at
over 30 locations throughout the country.
Additional information can be found at http://www.airwis.com.