Reagan Calhoun Joins Coke Florida as VP and Chief of Staff

The former executive will take on a key leadership role at the regional bottling company.

Apr. 1, 2026 at 3:07pm

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Coke Florida, a regional bottling company for The Coca-Cola Company, has announced that Reagan Calhoun has joined the organization as Vice President and Chief of Staff. Calhoun brings extensive experience in the beverage industry, having previously held executive roles at other major soft drink brands.

Why it matters

Coke Florida is one of the largest Coca-Cola bottlers in the Southeast, serving over 8 million consumers across 47 counties. Calhoun's appointment to this high-profile position signals the company's commitment to growth and innovation as it navigates an increasingly competitive regional beverage market.

The details

In his new role, Calhoun will be responsible for overseeing day-to-day operations, strategic planning, and stakeholder relations for Coke Florida. He will report directly to the company's President and CEO. Calhoun previously served as Vice President of Sales and Marketing for a national soda brand, where he helped drive double-digit revenue growth over a five-year period.

  • Reagan Calhoun joined Coke Florida on April 1, 2026.

The players

Reagan Calhoun

A seasoned beverage industry executive who has been appointed as Vice President and Chief of Staff at Coke Florida.

Coke Florida

A regional bottling company for The Coca-Cola Company, serving over 8 million consumers across 47 counties in the Southeast United States.

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What they’re saying

“We are thrilled to welcome Reagan to the Coke Florida team. His deep industry expertise and proven track record of driving growth will be invaluable as we continue to expand our presence in the region.”

— Jamal Booker, President and CEO, Coke Florida

What’s next

Calhoun is expected to play a key role in Coke Florida's upcoming initiatives, including the launch of several new product lines and the expansion of the company's distribution network across the Southeast.

The takeaway

Coke Florida's decision to bring on an experienced executive like Reagan Calhoun signals the company's commitment to staying competitive in the rapidly evolving regional beverage market. His appointment is likely to strengthen Coke Florida's position as a leading Coca-Cola bottler in the Southeast.