Emerald Media US

Emerald Media US, based in Virginia, is primarily focused on custom publishing, producing publications for the US Regional Airline Association and Swedish-based Saab Aerotech.

Kelly Murphy
Founder Kelly Murphy is a former editor of Professional Pilot magazine, Water Flying magazine and Commuter/Regional Airline News (US). Kelly runs the group’s publishing ventures including newsletters, magazine, brochures and presentations. She is the editor of the US Regional Airline Association’s bi-monthly magazine, Regional Horizons and Saab Aircraft Leasing's Saab Market Report and Saab Aerotech's Support Solutions. Emerald Media in the UK and US ran show daily publications for both the European Region’s Airline Association and the US Regional Airline Association for over a decade. Kelly is a member of the Aero Club of Washington, a PPL holder and occasionally flies a Cessna 172 for her family’s aerial photography business.

Jennifer Moore
Jennifer handles Emerald Media’s graphic design services from conception to final product. Her company, Aeris Graphic Design, was created in 1993 to support the marketing needs of both aviation and business customers. With over 20 years of experience in the aviation industry, Jennifer formerly ran the graphics department of BAE SYSTEMS in the US. Her talents include brochures, newsletters, magazines, logo/identity, advertisements, invitations, presentations, signs and banners to customers worldwide.

Cheryl Goldsby
Cheryl has been the Director of Advertising for Emerald Media US since 2002. She is in charge of all aspects of sales and marketing for the range of publications produced on behalf of the Regional Airline Association. Cheryl also has an extensive background in aviation. Before her time at Emerald Media, Cheryl spent eight years at British Aerospace/BAE Systems in the Public Relations and Marketing group. Her last position there as Director of Public Relations and Communications included responsibility for the marketing/public relations activities all commercial aircraft in North America and turboprop aircraft worldwide.

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