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Mejia promoted to vice president at GGT Worldwise
The company has promoted Elder Mejia to vice president of business development and strategic partnerships after he joined as director in December 2023.

GGT Worldwise has promoted Elder Mejia to vice president, business development and strategic partnerships. He joined the company as director of business development in December 2023.

Since joining, Mejia has shown leadership, vision and dedication in driving growth and building client relationships. His strategic approach and 'customer first' mindset have helped expand the business and strengthen GGT's presence.

In his new role, Mejia will continue to lead business development initiatives with greater focus on partnerships, innovation and creating opportunities that align with the company's long-term goals.

“Please join us in congratulating Elder on this well-deserved promotion. His attitude and forward thinking epitomise what we all strive to deliver at GGT. We look forward to the continued impact of his leadership and expertise in his new role,” says GGT Worldwise president Will Holroyd.

Headquartered in Houston with offices in London, GGT Worldwise provides security-focused ground transportation solutions for corporate executives, business aircraft owners and operators worldwide.

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