Now, it’s doubling down on diversity as it seeks to expand its clientele to reflect greater society. Wheels Up“If you want to be the world’s best private aviation company, you need to be the most inclusive, and you have to action that inclusiveness,” Wheels Up’s CEO Kenny Dichter said during an interview. Today, it is the second largest operator of shared private aircraft in the U.S., trailing only Berkshire Hathaway’s NetJets. Stephanie Chung (left), Thomas Fry, and Gail Grimmett are leading the charge as Wheels Up ... [+] diversifies with diversity. “Diversity to Delta is paramount and it’s reflected internally and externally,” says Grimmett, who was a longtime executive at the airline prior to joining Wheels Up.

Source: Forbes August 17, 2020 12:33 UTC