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Hong Kong business aviation consulting firm Asian Sky Group (ASG) has appointed Matthieu Guisolphe as rotary programme sales manager, covering the south east Asia region.
“Over the past year, ASG's rotary division has grown immensely,” says ASG managing director Jeffrey Lowe. “As such, we wanted someone who understands the market and can leverage their experience to add value to the team and, more importantly, to our clients. Matthieu has a solid understanding of the dynamics and needs of the south east Asia helicopter market. With this experience, network and knowledge, I'm certain he'll successfully help ASG expand its rotary segment.”
Guisolphe's aviation career began in 2014, working at Airbus Helicopters while completing his master's degree. During this time, Guisolphe came to understand all aspects of the company's product line and provided training to the sales team on everything from product description to maintenance and compliance. He then went to work for French aerospace company Thales as a marketing project leader, where he supported the sales team through marketing campaigns and product analysis. Guisolphe returned to Airbus Helicopters in 2016, and worked in the company's Malaysian office. He successfully supported more than 20 Airbus operators offering support on maintenance and repair requests, retrofits and ensuring clients had all necessary tools and know-how for their operations.
“I've closely followed ASG's work in the rotary industry since my time at Airbus,” says Guisolphe. “I found the company's renowned research reports and market insight to be an asset and value to the industry. I'm looking forward to being part of the company's expansion of its rotary segment and am hopeful that my previous experience will aid in the team's success.”
Guisolphe will be supporting the south east Asia rotary market from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. He is fluent in French, English and Spanish.
ASG's sales and acquisition services are also supported by its offices in Hong Kong, Shanghai, Beijing and Shenzhen.