Bellemare
Proper noun
Meaning
Bellemare (plural Bellemares)
A surname from French.
Examples
“Going forward, we will focus all our capital, energy and resources on accelerating growth and driving margin expansion in our market-leading US$7 billion business aircraft franchise,” CEO Alain Bellemare said in a statement Monday.
Bellemare had not been Washington's choice for the job and U.S. officials did not hold him in terribly high regard.
During the call, Enders and Bellemare were asked if the possibility of building jets in the U.S. was meant to circumvent a tariff ruling imposed on imports of Bombardier's C Series jets, following a complaint by Boeing.
The announcement of a potential exit comes days after Bellemare celebrated the maiden commercial flight of the A220 in Canada and praised Air Canada for buying the plane at a time when the market had limited confidence in the program.
Ian Cole and Pierre-Edouard Bellemare each had a goal and an assist for Colorado.
In the last two years alone, Bellemare handed control of the C Series jet to Airbus SEToronto’s Downsview facilitythe turboprop businessagreed to sell the CRJ regional-jet program to Japan’s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries.