EVA INTERNATIONAL MEDIA PRESENTS
THE EVA PODCAST HOSTED BY CHRIS NOTTER
With Chris Notter & Guests
Welcome to the Eva podcast hosted by Chris Notter, speaking to professionals in the aviation industry:
Aviation has changed over the years and so too have the figures driving it. Eva podcasts offer you an exclusive look into the journeys undergone by some of the industry’s most influential leaders, charting their trials and tribulations, great successes, strong mentors and many exhilarating stories along the way.
Welcome to the EVA Podcast
Featuring such compelling characters as Desmond Vertannes & Mervyn Walker, each episode is sure to have you hooked from the start. With new episodes released every week, you can get your regular fix of aviation wisdom by subscribing to our YouTube and Apple Podcasts channels. Nice to have you along for the ride.
From Fleet Street to flight deck: a Feltham lad’s story. Roy Gadsby, Manager Baggage Services at Bahrain Airport Company
Chris and Roy reminisce about well-spent redundancy packages, playing on the pitch at Wembley and entertaining soldiers in Yugoslavia. Also in this episode, learn which
A Happy Man. Stewart Angus, Divisional Senior Vice President, International Airport Operations at dnata
Chris and Stewart on how to make decisions in business, the most valuable asset a person can have, and the problems associated with going viral.
Running to succeed, I don’t see, I don’t hear, but I have no fear! Adel Sallam, Marketing & External communications at Saudia Cargo
Chris talks to Saudia Cargo’s Adel Sallam about the wide-ranging potential of the podcast vehicle: why it is the most effective medium to reach young
There is always hope! Robert Williams, Supply Chain Director at Fisher Clinical Services
Chris and Rob talk fantastic and fabulous colleagues, the wonders of charity and what ground handling could learn from the pharma industry. Also meditate on
When Eastenders Meets Downton Abbey. Des Vertannes, Chairman of the board, e-CARGOWARE
Chris and Des reflect on their “beloved industry”, discussing customer experience, camaraderie, characters and, of course, cargo. Their stories take us from the gulf to
What advice would I give my young self if I could go back in time? Russel V.Williams
Chris and Russel reminisce about their combined 80 years in the industry and look to the future, covering such diverse topics as posterity, friendship, technology
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