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Senior VPs have a reshuffle at Gulfstream
Wayne Oedewaldt has been promoted to regional SVP of international sales for Asia Pacific, Kirsten Krueger has been promoted to regional VP of sales for the California central coast, and Roger Sperry has also ascended.

Gulfstream has made promotions within its sales organisation. Wayne Oedewaldt has been promoted to regional senior VP of international sales for Asia Pacific, and Kirsten Krueger has been promoted to regional VP of sales for California's central coast, Oedewaldt's former territory.

Oedewaldt has been a member of Gulfstream's sales team since 2001 and has spent more than 40 years in the business aviation industry. He earned his private pilot's licence at 17 and served as a helicopter instructor and commissioned officer in the US Army.

Krueger joined Gulfstream in 2017 as regional sales manager for the northwest and west-central United States. Her career in business aviation spans 20 years and includes experience in charter sales, aircraft management and fractional aircraft sales. She is also a multi-engine commercial-rated instrument pilot.

Roger Sperry, formerly regional senior VP of international sales for Asia Pacific, has been named regional senior VP of international sales for Europe, the Middle East, Africa and the Indian subcontinent. Brent Monroe, regional senior VP for the western US, is now also leading international sales for Latin America.

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