Gulfstream appoints Leda Chong as SVP Strategic Planning

Leda Chong of Gulfstream

Gulfstream Aerospace has appointed Leda Chong as senior vice president of strategic planning.

In this newly created position, Chong is responsible for leading the identification and pursuit of strategic business opportunities for Gulfstream, with particular emphasis on international markets. She reports to Gulfstream president Larry Flynn.

Chong formerly served as the senior vice president of Asia Pacific for Gulfstream and was responsible for business development, strategic planning and government relations in the Asia-Pacific region.

Chong joined General Dynamics in 2007 as a director of government relations and was appointed staff vice president of government relations in 2009.

Larry Flynn, president of Gulfstream, said: “Throughout her tenure, Leda has demonstrated a proven ability to develop clear and compelling strategic objectives and work with key stakeholders to achieve them. Her expertise, especially in terms of international markets, will help ensure the continued growth and development of the Gulfstream brand around the world.”

Prior to joining General Dynamics, Chong served in the US Navy, retiring in the rank of commander. Chong will be based in Savannah.