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Allen Eugene Paulson (April 22, 1922 – July 19, 2000) was an American businessman. Business career in aviation. Born in Clinton, Iowa, Allen E. Paulson was on his own at age 13, supporting himself selling newspapers and doing janitorial work at local hotel until he moved to California in 1937.
Oct 18, 2016 · Allen Paulson was one of those rare individuals. Mechanic, aerial junk dealer, pilot, salesman, innovator, entrepreneur, visionary and CEO, his accomplishments have touched all of us in corporate aviation. The seeds he planted will affect our future.
Jul 19, 2000 · Learn about the life and achievements of Allen Paulson, a self-made aviation mogul who became a legendary Thoroughbred owner and breeder. He won the Eclipse Award of Merit and the Dubai World Cup with Cigar, among other honors.
Aug 10, 2015 · Great friends Jack Conroy and Allen Paulson were instrumental in influencing Lacy’s career. With Paulson, Lacy ferried aircraft for Paulson’s California Airmotive and with Conroy, Lacy helped the designer fly the Pregnant Guppy, which carried payload for NASA. Paulson introduced Lacy to Bill Lear, who was developing an executive airplane.
Jul 24, 2000 · July 24, 2000. Allen E. Paulson, founder of the Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. whose Brookside Farms became one of North America's most successful racing and breeding entities of the 1980s and...
Jul 21, 2000 · Allen E. Paulson, who set speed records as a pilot and airline executive but became world famous as the owner of the renowned race horse Cigar, died Wednesday night at Scripps Hospital in La...
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Dec 20, 2023 · Allen Paulson (the founder-to-be of Gulfstream American—now known as Gulfstream Aerospace), was selling a Cessna 310, and a guy in Idaho was looking to acquire it in a trade for his Mustang. “Allen told him, ‘Bring the P-51 down here and 10,000 bucks and you can have the Cessna,’ ” Lacy recalls with a wry chuckle.
