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Dometic Marine Announces New Dir. of OEM Sales for Commercial Marine

February 10, 2015

  Ben Haynes (Photo courtesy of Dometic Marine)
Ben Haynes (Photo courtesy of Dometic Marine)

Dometic Marine announced today that Ben Haynes has been promoted to Dometic Director of OEM Sales for Commercial Marine.

Haynes, who will oversee commercial, military and custom boat projects in North and South America involving Dometic equipment, served as Technical Sales Manager for the U.S. Northeast and Northwest before his promotion. Prior to that role, he managed sales in the Midwest, North Florida-Georgia, and Asia Pacific. Haynes is a 27-year veteran of Dometic, which is a division of Dometic Group, a global provider of products for the marine industry.
  
“Ben Haynes’ leadership will allow us to leverage and expand our already strong product lineup, and deepen our relationships with commercial and workboat builders throughout North and South America. He is a true solutions provider who will bring considerable value to builders across the region,” said Ned Trigg, Sr. VP of Global System Sales at Dometic Marine.

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