Gerald M. Paul

Gerald M. Paul was an influential American engineer and leader in the aerospace industry, notably serving as the president of The Boeing Company from 1979 to 1986. He played a key role in advancing Boeing’s commercial airplane programs and expanding its global presence. Throughout his career, Paul was recognized for his strategic vision and commitment to innovation in aerospace technology. His leadership helped shape Boeing’s growth during a critical period for the aerospace industry, leaving a lasting impact on commercial aviation advancements.