What Happened?
Duluth, MN-based Cirrus Aircraft has Promoted Judi Eltgroth as Senior Vice President of Human Resources
About the Company
Since day one in 1984, Cirrus Aircraft has been committed to the future of aviation, to smart safety and most adamantly, to innovation. Along the way every turn has meant challenges and opportunities to grow general aviation - to improve the flying experience itself. We are proud that after more than 25 years of dedication, today the name of Cirrus is associated with the accolades and hallmarks that mean so much to us: performance, safety, comfort and innovation. Our line of all composite personal aircraft - the SR20, SR22 and turbocharged SR22T - lives up to this by incorporating advanced performance, electronic and safety technologies including Cirrus Perspective by Garmin avionics and the unique Cirrus Airframe Parachute System (CAPS). Our upcoming aircraft, the Cirrus Vision SF50 jet, will raise the bar higher by providing a new personal and regional business transportation solution: the "personal jet." When you become a Cirrus owner, you aren`t merely taking up a hobby; you are choosing a whole new lifestyle, one full of freedoms, choices and responsibilities unlike anything else. Our owners reflect our standards; you demand the most cutting edge technology, innovative standard safety features, impressive interiors and exhilarating performances. Together, we are devoted to these passions.
About the Person
Judi Eltgroth is the Senior Vice President of Human Resources. With Cirrus since 1996, Judi now oversees human resources, organization development and regulatory compliance. She also serves as the company’s national security director with reporting responsibility to the U.S. Department of Defense. With over 25 years experience in the field, Judi has led human resources initiatives through multiple transitions, including mergers and acquisitions. A Hunt Academic Scholarship recipient, she holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Minnesota.
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