Title: Director
Office: Burlingame, California
Practice Area/Specialization: Airport privatization and due
diligence, and commercial management
Bruce Boudreau has a total of 27 years of experience in airport business planning,
commercial planning, and airport management, including 13 years in consulting
and 14 years in senior airport management positions at large-hub airports. He
specializes in airport commercial management and revenue development and airport
privatization. Bruce has extensive experience in airport privatization projects
in Perth and Canberra, Australia; Brussels, Belgium; Mexico's Southeast Group
and North Central Airport Groups; San Jose, Costa Rica; and Coventry, Exeter,
and London City airports in England. He has prepared
concession plans and commercial analyses for numerous airports, including those
serving Albuquerque, Boise, Colorado Springs, Denver, Incheon (Korea), Los Angeles,
Louisville, Orlando, San Francisco, and Seattle-Tacoma.
Representative Projects:
Client/Airport
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Projects
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| Airport Group International |
Perth Airport Privatization
San Jose, Costa Rica Airport Privatization
Stewart (New York) Airport Privatization |
Capital Airport Group
Canberra Airport (Australia) |
Airport Privatization |
Airport Commission, City and County of San Francisco
San Francisco International Airport |
Food and Beverage Planning and Implementation
Concession Planning for New International Terminal |
Port of Seattle
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport |
Retail Development Plan |
Incheon International Airport Corporation
Incheon International Airport (Korea) |
Retail Concession Plan for Next Phase of Terminal Expansion
Retail Expansion Plan for Existing Terminal |
| Grupo Sureste (Mexico) |
Mexico Southeast Group Privatization |
Tulsa Airport Authority
Tulsa International Airport |
Business Planning
Rental Car Planning and Implementation
Triennial Reviews of the Airport Consultant |
Prior Experience:
Bruce was Deputy Executive Director at Orlando International Airport, where
he was responsible for financial, business, and airport operations. He was also
Assistant Airport Director for the Dade County Aviation Department (now Miami-Dade
Aviation Department), operator of Miami International Airport, where he was responsible
for the airport's business functions.
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