ecube is an end-of-life service provider and asset custodian providing a wide range of parking, care, maintenance, and disassembly programs.
Lee McConnellogue is appointed as the CEO at ecube. Lee has had a very successful career in the aerospace sector with roles at Monarch Aircraft Engineering, Flybe and Rolls Royce PLC, where he was Vice President and Senior Vice President of Aircraft availability services, and more recently, Senior Vice President of Service Operations. Lee succeeds Tim Schmidt who founded the business, along with Mike Corne, who will continue to work with Lee during the next phase in the development of the business.
ecube Chairman Charles Matthews OBE said, “We are delighted to announce the appointment of Lee at this exciting time. Lee brings a wealth of skills and experience which will accelerate our growth plans. I also want to thank Tim for his leadership and vision in creating the business which ecube is today.”
On his appointment, Lee said, “I am delighted to be joining ecube at this time. We have a strong team with ambitious plans for the business and I am looking forward to helping deliver these plans as we move forward.”
Working alongside Lee will be Steven Taylor, Chief Commercial Officer. Steven said, “I look forward to working with Lee as we execute the next stages in the strategic development of ecube.”
ecube is the world-leading aircraft end-of-life service provider and asset custodian providing a wide range of parking, care, maintenance, and disassembly programs, trusted to deliver flexible solutions for our global customer base of lessors, airlines, and parts customers.
