Myles Brown leads Boeing’s Global Safety & Regulatory Affairs team in across the South Asia, Southeast Asia and Oceania regions. In this role he works to build/nurture relationships with regional aviation leaders at government agencies and regulatory authorities as well as other industry stakeholders in an effort to strengthen aviation safety. Myles’ team seeks to increase Boeing’s awareness of safety and regulatory trends in the Asia-Pacific region, proposing interventions when necessary. On numerous occasions, Myles’ team has successfully helped provide external stakeholders with information and training they need to strengthen safety. Myles and his team regularly plan, host and participate in events aimed at enhancing aviation safety across Asia Pacific. Myles joined The Boeing Company in 2004 after starting his engineering career at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard as a nuclear test engineer in 2000. He worked as a thermal/fluids analysis/design engineer and FAA/EASA delegated Engineering Unit Member (E-UM) for ten years on many Boeing airplane models in development and production including 737, 747, 767, 777, 787, KC-46A, 777X and New Mid-Market Airplane (NMA). Myles transitioned to management in 2014. When COVID-19 struck, he helped lead Boeing’s response which became known as the Confident Travel Initiative (CTI). Myles graduated from the University of Idaho with a Mechanical Engineering degree in 2003 and earned a Masters of Business Administration (MBA), with an emphasis in international business, from the University of Washington in 2018. Outside of work, Myles enjoys time with his two school-aged children and serves as a member, mentor and enthusiastic ally of the Singapore Chapter of Women in Aviation International (WAI).