May 2007

A Note from our President

Dear Friends and Colleagues,

All of us at Cooper are excited to bring you our first monthly newsletter. I hope you enjoy this monthly glimpse into life at Cooper Aerial. Thank you for your continued support.

Jeff Cooper

Employee Spotlight

The entire Cooper Aerial team would like to recognize Joseph Barbea for his hard work and dedication. Just as the company itself is celebrating 40 years in business, Joseph is celebrating his 40th year of employment with Cooper Aerial.

When William Cooper bought the aerial surveys division of a Tucson based engineering firm in 1966, “Barbea essentially came with the building,” said Cooper. His understanding of the industry and the equipment made him an asset to the young company. “We were just happy to have him,” said William Cooper. “I have always thought a lot of Barbea and it has been fun to know him through the years.” Barbea has been an essential member of the Cooper Aerial team for the past 40 years, and will be for years to come. Congratulations Joseph!

Cooper in the News

COOPER AERIAL ANNOUNCES NEW AND IMPROVED PROCESSING SOLUTIONS AT MAPPS AND ASPRS CONFRENCE – Cooper Attends Conference to share recent success with colleagues. Click Here to view the full length press release.

COOPER AERIAL SELECTS TRIMBLE GPS EQUIPMENT FOR AB/GPS AND HTMOD SYSTEMS – Cooper Aerial adds Airborne GPS services to the company’s services offerings. Click Here to view the full length press release.

COOPER AERIAL FOCUSES ON GIS, HIRING GIS TEAM FOR CUSTOMER SERVICE DEPARTMENT – Cooper hires team of GIS specialists to better serve customers. Click Here to view the full length press release.

What’s New at Cooper?

Phil and his fiancé Candace

After relocating to Philadelphia, PA in June, Philip Gershkovich has been working hard to establish a presence for Cooper Aerial on the Eastern Seaboard. Phil plans to host booths at the Pennsylvania Society of Professional Land Surveyors Conference and the New Jersey Society of Land Surveyors Convention. Stay tuned for more exciting developments out of the Northeast