Museum of Army Flying Launches Campaign To Find New CEO To Spearhead Transformation Project

Britain’s one and only museum dedicated to the rich history of Army flying, located right next to the home of the Army Air Corps at Middle Wallop in Hampshire, today launches its campaign to find an inspirational leader who can successfully drive forward their innovative Transformation Project to regenerate the museum into a vibrant and successful visitor attraction and archive resource.

 

This must surely be one of the most exciting and challenging opportunities to become available within the visitor attraction industry in recent years, offering the successful candidate the opportunity to create a landmark attraction which will be a fitting legacy to the history of army flying – a history that is quite literally “in the making” every day. 

 

The Transformation Project has been instigated to combine the dramatic history of army flying, cutting edge technology and innovative military tactics into a participative, immersive and informative visitor experience that builds on the current collection of unique military aircraft and artefacts of national and international importance.

 

This is a rare career-defining and personally rewarding opportunity to create one of Britain’s “must see” destinations.

 

Interested applicants are invited to send a CV and reference, with supporting material they consider appropriate, to Gina Cherrett at gina@cherrettpricepr.co.uk or by post to: 

 

CHERRETT PRICE PR, The Corner House, 15 Bereweeke Close, Winchester, SO22 6AR.

Questions should be sent to the same contact and responses will be by email or phone as appropriate.

The closing date for applications is Tuesday 28 May 2013.