Michael Caldwell

Michael Caldwell, an American entrepreneur and servant leader, holds the position of Managing Partner and owner at Black Airplane, a full-stack digital product agency.

Caldwell, a former legislator, was the youngest elected official in the United States, serving for eight years in Georgia's House of Representatives. Governor Brian Kemp appointed him to the Board of Directors for the Georgia Technology Authority.

With a background in finance, Caldwell studied BBA at Kennesaw State University - Michael J. Coles College of Business. He was also part of the founding team of Python Safety, which was acquired by 3M.

Beyond his role at Black Airplane, Caldwell has held positions such as Board Member at the Atlanta Regional Commission, Mayor of Woodstock, Georgia, and various managerial roles at organizations like 3M, Python Safety, Vitrue, and Technipower.