Stephen has over 20 years’ experience as an industry-leading specialist in aviation policy and business planning. He provides these services to airport authorities, commercial businesses, trade associations, and all levels of government.
Stephen is leading consulting engagements on airport privatization and public-private partnerships (PPPs); assisting airport management with strategic, performance and succession planning; helping airports increase commercial revenues by improving parking strategy and yield management, and analysing public policy developments for airport boards and management.
At Steer, Stephen supports our global offer in aviation, including areas such as PPPs, policy and regulation and air traffic management.
Steer is proud to have supported the development team for what will be JFK's largest international terminal, and congratulates the entire project team on a successful financial close.
Read moreSteve Van Beek, Steer’s Head of North American Aviation, recently spoke to AAAE’s Board of Directors and Policy Review Committee at the 35th Annual Aviation Issues Conference held in Kauai, Hawaii...
Read moreSteve Van Beek (Steer’s Market Leader in North American Aviation) and Dave Edwards, the President and CEO of the Greenville-Spartanburg Airport District discuss Dave’s distinguished career managing airports and providing thoughtful leadership within the airport and aviation industries as well as how he has managed during the unprecedented challenge of Covid-19.
Read moreCOVID-19 continues to pose an existential threat to aviation globally and to the U.S industry. Less discussed, is that it has also brought forward questions about the sustainability of funding and today’s support of key parts of the system, including air traffic control and airports. Over the next few months, Steer will be discussing these issues and posing alternatives to address them.
Read moreBuilding, operating and maintaining infrastructure are imperative for airport owners and operators. Investing in new airside, terminal and landside capacity has always required a careful balancing of investment risk with maintaining superior service levels for aircraft, passengers and vehicles operating at the airport. Striking that right balance at the right time has always been and remains one of the greatest challenges for airport management.
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