Scott Beale has held executive positions in companies he helped establish. His expertise in strategic and tactical planning, leadership abilities, account development, government contract management, regulatory compliance, operational execution, and many others has made him the face and the brand of the companies he led. Scott piloted the successful business turnaround of Aerodynamics Inc., increasing the company’s profitability by means of new business and diversification efforts, as its CEO from 2011 to 2015.
As the CEO, President, and Founder of Flightworks Inc. and Business Development Manager at Mountain Aviation, Scott led the companies’ increase in revenue. His leadership and uncompromised philosophy focused on safety resulted in Flightworks’ outstanding incident and accident-free record. Identifying and opening numerous domestic and international bases, the business grew organically with a fleet of 44+ aircraft, 125 pilots, and over 200 employees. Scott was responsible for expanding FlightWorks from a $1.5 million-dollar business when he purchased it in 2000 to a $90 million dollars enterprise when he sold the business in 2010.
Scott, meanwhile, spearheaded negotiations for the acquisition of Mountain Aviation, performing all due diligence supervision, closing activities, and post-closing finalization, leading to its smooth transition from its previous owner to fully operate under Flightworks. The firm attained more than 300 percent increase in net pre-tax profit in the first 18 months upon ownership through integration activities, improvements in efficiency, changes in policy, contract negotiations, and total diligence.
As the CEO, President, and Founder of Flightworks Inc. and Business Development Manager at Mountain Aviation, Scott led the companies’ increase in revenue. His leadership and uncompromised philosophy focused on safety resulted in Flightworks’ outstanding incident and accident-free record. Identifying and opening numerous domestic and international bases, the business grew organically with a fleet of 44+ aircraft, 125 pilots, and over 200 employees. Scott was responsible for expanding FlightWorks from a $1.5 million-dollar business when he purchased it in 2000 to a $90 million dollars enterprise when he sold the business in 2010.
Scott, meanwhile, spearheaded negotiations for the acquisition of Mountain Aviation, performing all due diligence supervision, closing activities, and post-closing finalization, leading to its smooth transition from its previous owner to fully operate under Flightworks. The firm attained more than 300 percent increase in net pre-tax profit in the first 18 months upon ownership through integration activities, improvements in efficiency, changes in policy, contract negotiations, and total diligence.
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