David Sweetman Joins Aerospace Trends Editorial Board

Workday Leader Brings Industry Expertise to “Beyond the Horizons”

Aerospace Trends is pleased to announce the appointment of David Sweetman, Global Manufacturing Industry Marketing Manager at Workday, to its editorial board. Mr. Sweetman will also join the flagship journal, “Beyond the Horizons,” as an editorial advisor.

With over 25 years of experience guiding enterprise technology adoption within the aerospace, automotive, and industrial sectors, David Sweetman is recognized for his thought leadership and industry insight. In his current role at Workday, he leads global marketing initiatives that drive innovation and transformation across manufacturing industries.

David understands how technology can transform industry operations in aerospace and defense. At Workday, he leverages the platform’s leading capabilities in cloud-based human capital management, advanced analytics, and automation to help companies modernize their workforce strategies. Workday empowers organizations to attract and retain top talent through intelligent recruiting tools, adaptive workforce planning, and personalized employee experiences. Its skills-centric approach enables companies to identify, develop, and deploy talent effectively, ensuring businesses remain agile in a rapidly evolving landscape. David’s expertise positions him to offer valuable insights into talent acquisition, workforce retention, and skills development, drawing from Workday’s commitment to building resilient, future-ready teams across the manufacturing and aerospace industries.

“I’m proud to join the editorial board of Aerospace Trends,” said Sweetman, “and extend its focus on the future of aerospace and advanced manufacturing. Workday and Aerospace Trends share a common mission to drive innovation and build resilient, future-ready teams through the most advanced technology, data, and industry expertise.”

Aerospace Trends and “Beyond the Horizons” look forward to the valuable perspectives and expertise that Mr. Sweetman will contribute as the publication continues to explore the future of aerospace and advanced manufacturing.