Airline Tariff Publishing Co.

Carrie DeMoss is a Manager of Industry Solutions in the Product Marketing and Development division at Airline Tariff Publishing Company. Ms. DeMoss has 23 years of airline industry experience. She joined ATPCO in 2006 and since joining has had primary responsibility for marketing and development of Automated Reissues and Refunds, Optional Services, and Branded Fares. Prior to ATPCO, Ms. DeMoss spent 11 years with American Airlines in the areas of Reservations and International Pricing. In 1997, Ms. DeMoss joined Sabre Holdings, Inc. as a Business Analyst in Fares and Pricing Development focused on numerous core pricing funtionalities such as Pricing Unit and Automated Reissue Pricing.

Jim Compton is executive vice president of marketing for Continental Airlines Inc., a position he has held since August 2004. In this role, he is responsible for the company's domestic and international sales, corporate development and alliances, marketing, reservations, network pricing and revenue management, scheduling, and distribution. Prior to this position, Compton was senior vice president of marketing from March 2003 to August 2004. He joined Continental in February 1995 as senior director of pricing. As senior vice president of marketing, Compton was instrumental in launching EliteAccess, which is the airline's priority service for its most valuable customers from their arrival at the airport through baggage claim. During his tenure, sales at continental.com have increased to more than $2.1 billion annually. Before joining Continental, Compton was with the United Parcel Service of America from 1993 to 1995, where he was responsible for system development, business planning, as well as rates for the company's $15 billion domestic and air package delivery business. He was manager of forecasting and revenue analysis for United Airlines from 1984 to 1993. Compton received a bachelors and masters degree in economics from the University of Illinois - Chicago. He lives in Houston with his wife and has two children.

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