The Columbus Airport is overhauling its leadership structure as officials look to shift the airport from maintaining day-to-day operations toward a more aggressive growth strategy.
The changes include moving airport director Amber Clark into a newly developed senior director role focused on business development and recruiting an executive director who will oversee daily operations and broader strategic initiatives, according to the airport’s news release.
“An airport should be run like it’s a public entity, but it should be run like a business,” Clark said in an interview with the Ledger-Enquirer…