Aircraft for Humanitarian Partnerships

Paul Proulx, Executive Director,
has worked in international programs with the Partnership for Peace Information Management System (PIMS). He coordinated development activities for PIMS at the National Defense University involving Professional Military Education, International Fellows, Peacekeeping, Civil/Military Emergency Planning. He has also worked with PIMS developing activities and information technology resources in Tele-medicine and Advanced Distributed Learning.

He graduated from Southeastern Oklahoma State University with a degree in Aviation Technology and a minor in Business Administration. He is an active pilot with close to 4000 hours and has been a professional commercial pilot as well as a bush pilot in Alaska. He is a certified flight instructor and has been actively building and restoring airplanes for many years. He also has extensive database, software and web development experience.

Cornelia Proulx, Executive Vice President,
is a graduate of Universitaet Regensburg, Germany, with a degree in Geography and minors in Political Science and Public Law. She was a visiting scholar and assistant teacher at CUNY, Hunter College in New York. During her time in New York she worked as a city planning assistant for New Jersey and New York municipalities. In Germany she was manager and auditor for an executive and technical placement service.

She has advanced language skills in French and is fluent in German and English. She has strong technical and mechanical skills and has been building and restoring airplanes for a number of years. Because of her long standing interest in aviation she is hoping to obtain her pilots licence in the near future.