JFKIAT, the operator of John F. Kennedy International Airport’s Terminal 4, celebrated Ed Midgley’s dedication and achievements as he transitioned from his role to pursue a teaching career in New Jersey.
“Ed has been an integral member of JFKIAT since the moment he joined this company, playing an instrumental role in the growth of Terminal 4’s commercial offerings,” said Roel Huinink, Chief Executive Officer of JFKIAT. “We are grateful to Ed for his commitment to JFKIAT’s values and his passion, and we know that he will continue to have an impact as he begins a new chapter making a difference in the lives of students.”
Midgley began his career with JFKIAT in April 2011. Between 2012 and 2016, he oversaw the commercial redevelopment program that moved commercial offerings at T4 from landside to airside. In partnership with T4’s business partners, Midgley led the transformation of the terminal’s retail program to develop 68 premium shops and restaurants and implemented the standards set by the Green Restaurant Association across the terminal’s food and beverage units. He also recently launched the T4 Arts & Culture program, a curated series of ongoing installations and immersive experiences to connect T4’s passengers with local artists and New York’s rich cultural landscape.
“It’s been an absolute pleasure working at Terminal 4 with the team at JFKIAT and all of our stakeholders and business partners,” said Ed Midgley. “I have met and worked with so many outstanding people over the years. I am grateful to have had the opportunity and wish Terminal 4 and the JFK community all the best.”
