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Murray becomes president and CEO of Skyservice March 3, 2021 Ben Murray joined Skyservice in 2020. (Photo: Skyservice) Benjamin Murray succeeds Emlyn David as CEO of Skyservice, a move that was first announced in October 2020. David, who remains as a significant owner of the company alongside InstarAGF Asset Management Inc., will continue to provide guidance to the company as vice chair of its board of directors. “I am grateful to Emlyn and the entire Skyservice team for their warm welcome and the opportunity to partner together in accelerating our company’s growth and ...

 - March 2, 2021, 11:14 AM Long-time business aviation senior executive Benjamin Murray was named president and CEO of Skyservice as the Canada-based business aviation services firm looks toward international growth. Murray joined the Skyservice late last year initially as president and COO for a transition period before taking on the role of CEO. In this new capacity, he succeeds Emlyn David, who will remain as an advisor to Skyservice and the board on the company's expansion plans and business strategy. Murray brings 20 years of business aviation leadership and operational experience to h...

Backed by a large family office, Cypress Creek Partners has just acquired $500 million in fund-of-funds assets.

The gift, given quietly to the university, will fund scholarships for students. Written By: Brian Todd | × Robert and Lucille Stiever (Contributed photos) WINONA — We don't know a lot, and that's how Lucille G. Stiever and Robert J. Stiever wanted it. What we do know is this: Saint Mary's University received a gift of $5 million from the estate of Lucille Stiever. It represents the largest estate gift in the history of SMU, according to a statement from the university. The money will go to fund scholarships for students based on need, according to the university. "The S...

"Basically, the first week was just a bunch of Miami chefs and bloggers buying the sandwiches," Murray tells New Times. "But it got to a point where I was selling out days in advance. My home fridge was like a storage center." In November, Murray reconnected with 33-year-old Michael Kaplan, a friend from culinary school. Based in New York City, Kaplan owns coffee shops as well as Two Forks, a fast-food, build-your-own restaurant with an emphasis on slow-roasted meats. Together, the duo set eyes on expanding Murray's homebred concept into brick and mortar. "I knew I was going back to Pao even...