Chapman Freeborn has appointed Cam Bolton-Wilson Vice President of its Humanitarian and Government division in the Americas.
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Bolton-Wilson, known as Bolts, joins Chapman Freeborn after serving for six years as a Commando in the UK’s Royal Marines and eighteen years in the defence and humanitarian sectors, including senior leadership positions on location in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Yemen.
“In an increasingly uncertain world, demand from government and humanitarian sectors has steadily increased over recent years,” said Eric Erbacher, Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Chapman Freeborn.
“With over twenty-four years’ experience serving in the military, conducting high threat security operations in complex and restrictive environments, Bolts was a natural fit for this role and will be key to Chapman Freeborn’s continued expansion over the coming years.”
Chapman Freeborn is a supporter of the United Nations World Food Programme and provides emergency airlift support, air bridges, and strategic freight hubs in times of crisis.
“Having served in active conflict and disaster zones, I have seen the impact of humanitarian airlifts first-hand,” said Bolton-Wilson.
“Chapman Freeborn is an experienced and trusted partner for dozens of aid agencies, and I look forward to making sure it remains the charter broker of choice for humanitarian endeavours throughout the Americas.”
In November, Chapman Freeborn appointed Bernardo Nunes Global Chief Operating Officer as part of its continued recruitment strategy.
