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Brett Godfrey (born 8 August 1963 [citation needed]) is an Australian businessman and co-founder of Virgin Australia. Godfrey was awarded the Centenary Medal for his service to Tourism and Aviation in 2003 and inducted into the HM Awards' ‘Hall of Fame' in 2015.
Apr 13, 2018 · Brett Godfrey, former CEO of Virgin Australia, persuaded billionaire tycoon Richard Branson to invest in setting up Virgin Blue in Australia. Since then he has co-founded the Tasmanian Walking Company (TWC) and the Australian Walking Company (AWC).
When it comes to border wars, Brett Godfrey's business is on the frontline more than most given his Tasmanian Walking Company's luxury wilderness walks operate only in Victoria and Tasmania.
On 7 May 2010, Brett Godfrey officially stepped down as Virgin Blue CEO after steering the company through its first 10 years. John Borghetti, former Qantas executive general manager, took over as the new Chief Executive.
Feb 7, 2019 · Virgin Blue chief executive Brett Godfrey speaks with Australian Aviation. It has certainly been a hectic, tumultuous time.
He leads a hand-picked team on a mission to find the missing women, and in the process discovers North Korea’s invasion plans. Brecht’s top field agent, Roady Kenehan, is trained in high-level intelligence operations, investigation and special warfare.
Brett Godfrey conceptualised and wrote the business plan for what is now Virgin Australia. He was the founding Chief Executive and implemented that vision in August 2000, with two planes, two routes and 200 staff.
