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Sertsu G. Medhin
Sertsu Medhin began his career with Ethiopian Airlines in 1965, embarking on a professional journey that spanned a wide range of operational and leadership roles within one of Africa’s most respected institutions. From early assignments in purchasing and reservations to instructional responsibilities and international postings, he developed a deep and practical understanding of the airline’s inner workings.
He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and Economics from Addis Ababa University, a Master’s degree in International Administration from Ohio University, and a Doctorate in Business Administration from the University of Phoenix. His professional experience in the United States includes work with Thomas Cook Travel in support of United Nations operations, as well as independent ventures in real estate and the financial services industry.
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Wings Of Africa
From its founding in 1945 to its emergence as Africa’s leading aviation group, Ethiopian Artines stands as one of the continent’s most remarkable institutional succese stories.
In Wings of Africa, Sertau Mechin pars a rare insider a perspective-blending hustorical analysis with personal experience to trace the airline’s journey through decades of transformation From its narly partnership with Trans World Airlines (TWA) to its reslimco through political upheaval, economic challenges and global competition this book revere how decipine, won and leadership shaped an enduring institution.
More than a corporate history this is a story of people of ambntion, conflict, sacrifice, and determination expres the internal dynamics, leadership struggles, and defining decisions that influenced the airline’s trajectory, while highlighting the human dimension behind its success.
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