Jessica Reed is a writer and editor with AIN. She joined the team in the fall of 2023 after two years covering the aviation industry at Avionics International. She earned her bachelor&#039;s degree in English (Writing &amp; Rhetoric) from Pepperdine University. Her hometown is St. Louis, Missouri, and she since has resided in Santa Barbara, California, and Brooklyn, New York, among others. She is currently based in Philadelphia.

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Since joining Gulfstream in 2016, Newlin has been instrumental in shaping the company’s technology strategies, focusing on enhancing technology access and introducing innovative solutions to boost mobility and security. Prior to Gulfstream, he was a senior consultant at IBM, where he led technology strategy and transformation projects for Fortune 500 companies.
In his upcoming role, Newlin is expected to spearhead the delivery of transformative strategies and technology solutions throughout Gulfstream’s operations. Mark Burns, the airframer's president, commented, “Anthony has led multiple cross-functional initiatives that have supported various advancements in technology and overall security as our company has undergone a tremendous period of growth.”
Newlin holds a bachelor’s degree in professional management from Nova Southeastern University and an MBA from the University of Florida.
Sheryl Bunton, whom Newlin succeeds, has led Gulfstream’s global IT organization since 2015, enhancing the company's technological infrastructure and safeguarding its information and intellectual properties. Beyond her role at Gulfstream, Bunton has actively contributed to the broader tech community, including as co-chair of the World Economic Forum’s CISO community.

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