Sarah Marquez serves as the Senior Vice President of Operations bringing over a decade of experience leading multifaceted teams as an Airport Operator. As an Airport Operations professional she has been recognized for her effective leadership and success while driving performance and collaborating with stakeholders. Sarah oversees Terminal Operations, Airside Operations, Ramp Tower, Emergency Operations Center, Communication Center, Airport Security, and Airport Operations Services which includes DEN’s conveyances, automated people mover (APM), and Baggage Handling System (BHS). Her current, most notable, initiative is preparing DEN to serve 100 million passengers annually in the next 8-10 years. In 2023, DEN served 78 million passengers.
Prior to joining DEN, Sarah led Operations and Security Divisions at Key West International & Marathon Airports in the Florida Keys, where she shaped their Operations & Security departments, whilst growing their air service to serve one million passengers annually. Sarah had the opportunity to deliver several large-scale construction projects to include airfield and terminal expansions, including an expanded FIS. Sarah began her career in Airport Operations at Burlington International Airport in Burlington, VT and worked for a short time as an FAA Air Traffic Controller.
She has a Bachelor of Aviation Science from Daniel Webster College. Additionally, she holds certifications to include Airports Council International’s International Airport Professional Degree (IAP), Certified Member with AAAE, ACE Ops, ACE Security, Alternate Security Coordinator (ASC), and Advanced Airport Safety and Operations Specialist (ASOS). She previously served as a member of Florida Airports Council on the Airport Security and Airport Operations Committees. Lastly, Sarah is a pilot, which is where her love for aviation truly began.
Did you know that the world is expected to reach a total population of 9.8 billion by 2050? According to a United Nations report, 83 million people are being added to the world’s population every year and the world is expected to grow to 6 billion in 2030; 9.8 billion in 2050 and 11.2 billion in 2100. Current projections put global passenger numbers at 19 billion by 2041 – this is double what it is today.
However, the rise in passengers is outpacing the capacity of airports. Airports globally have had to expand terminals because they’re at capacity, however, not all airports are that lucky, and this is why they must work on efficiency and invest in new technologies and digitalisation.
Our speakers in this panel session will discuss how to safely and affordably expand the industry to accommodate growth of the world’s population and airport capacity. Join this session to discuss:
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Senior Vice President of Operations, Denver International Airport
The aviation industry faces a growing challenge of managing the shortage of human capital in airports, exacerbated by factors such as demographic shifts, skilled labour shortages, and evolving workforce preferences. The panel session titled ‘Managing Lack of Human Capital in Airports’ examines how airports can address this pressing issue by embracing automation and robotics to augment workforce capabilities, improve operational efficiency and enhance passenger experiences. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion as industry experts explore innovative solutions and best practices for navigating the complexities of workforce management in the digital age. In this panel session, discuss:
Senior Vice President Airport Operations, Denver International Airport
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