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Jeff Vasey launched Beam Aviation in
late 2007 after acquiring many years of
experience in the private aviation industry. During those
years, he learned quite a bit more than just the "ins and
outs" of the industry, and it became very clear that there
is a need for mature professionals and an honest,
relationship-driven company that will always find the
perfect plane for every trip, no matter how big or small. |
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Whereas the majority of
companies/individuals in the industry will eventually try to
fit trips to aircraft (usually too large and/or too
expensive), Beam Aviation will always search ceaselessly to
find the right plane for every individual trip. The
difference is clear-- Beam Aviation treats the client
relationship like gold; whereas, industry practice too often
is to find the gold in just the next trip, and clients are
taken advantage of. |
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Due to the extraordinary attention to
detail and strength of the relationships, Beam Aviation is
proud to report that 80% of the trips requested get booked,
and 95% percent of our clients have repeated. |
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Prior to founding Beam Aviation, Jeff
was a Director of Sales for an air taxi startup (an
operator), hired to spearhead the company's sales efforts in
the New York region. Very successful, NY sales grew well
over ten times year over year, and Jeff gained invaluable
experience on the operator side of the industry. Jeff joined
the air taxi startup after years of experience with a jet
card company. As Senior Vice President, Business
Development, he opened successfully the White Plains office
and was instrumental in the acquisition of another brokerage
company. |
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A Chicago native
who now lives with his wife and two sons in Westchester County,
New York, Jeff holds an MBA from the University of Chicago
Graduate School of Business and a BA from Vanderbilt
University. Prior to earning his MBA at the University of
Chicago, Jeff spent several years in fixed income trading
and sales at Merrill Lynch. In his spare time, Jeff is very
involved in playing ice hockey and also spends time at
nursing homes, libraries, and hospitals with his Rhodesian
Ridgeback, a trained therapy dog. |
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