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Maryland Aviation Administration. Responsible for overall development and operation of Baltimore/Washington International Airport a large hub airport and Martin State Airport a designated reliever airport. Minimum 10 years of airport management or comparable executive-level management experience as well as strong leadership abilities interpersonal skills and background working with elected officials and community organizations. Salary commensurate with experience and capabilities. Excellent benefits. Executive Director works under Maryland’s Secretary of Transportation with the advice of the Maryland Aviation Commission and serves at the pleasure of the Secretary as an Executive Service employee of the State of Maryland. Requirements: Bachelor's degree desired in business or public...
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