Maya Leibman | Non-Executive Director
Various Companies

Maya Leibman, Non-Executive Director, Various Companies

Maya Leibman recently concluded a 30 year career at American Airlines spanning multiple roles including her early days in Revenue Management, being a key leader in the launch of AA.com, and as President of AAdvantage, the world’s largest loyalty program.  She spent the last 10 years as the EVP and CIO responsible for the technology organization where she led a multi-year transformation designed to deliver business value faster through the use of modern tech tools and practices.  Maya oversaw the successful integration between AA and US Airways and has led through every major airline crisis of this era including 9/11, the MAX grounding, and COVID.  Maya is currently a Non-Executive Director of a $4B publicly traded industrial technology company and is involved in many non-profits including Breaking Down Barriers which makes the pilot profession accessible to diverse youth.  She currently lives in London where she is learning to enjoy cucumber sandwiches and how to mind the gap.

Appearances:



World Aviation Festival 2024 - Day 2 @ 12:55

CIO Panel: How do we fully realise the massive potential of airline tech transformation to help drive industry wide value by 2030?

World Aviation Festival 2024 - Day 2 @ 14:40

Fireside Chat: Democratising technology at easyJet and embracing large language models.

World Aviation Festival 2024 - Day 2 @ 15:10

Fireside Chat: Understanding what kind of Gen AI policies and practices need to be put in place to ensure effective governance and adherence with future regulation.

World Aviation Festival 2024 - Day 2 @ 15:25

CIO Panel: With the further democratisation of technology such as Gen AI tools how can you ensure that your airline remains responsible and secure?

World Aviation Festival 2024 - Day 3 @ 11:15

Fireside Chat: Taking AFKLM away from the PSS to full Offer-Order management system.

World Aviation Festival 2024 - Day 3 @ 11:30

Panel: What kind of IT architecture transformation do we need to see to deliver on the promise of offer-order?

last published: 17/May/24 15:45 GMT

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