Moore Joins AdvanTec Global Innovations

November 30, 2016

AdvanTec Global Innovations, parent to the Diamond Sea Glaze, Steelhead Marine, Pacific Coast Marine and Freeman Marine Equipment brands, today announced the following business development appointment that will enhance the company’s ability to provide local representation to the marine industry.
 
Charlie Moore assumes the position of Industry Specialist, Cranes/Yacht, with responsibility for business development and growth of the Steelhead and Pacific Coast Marine brands within the marine products portfolio.

Moore brings over 20 years of marine experience working in shipyards and his own marine business and has worked at some of the most recognizable shipyards such as; Derecktor, Austal and Bradford Marine in production and management roles. Moore is located in Florida and serves the Southeast and Gulf States region.
 
“We are thrilled to have Charlie join our organization and to have his wealth of experience in shipbuilding as well as his ability to provide our customers with a consultative approach to sales,” said Matt Kirby, Vice President Sales, AdvanTec Global Innovations. “We are confident Charlie’s experience in the marine industry and his professional background will help to fuel the growth and to continue to be first in the relentless pursuit of safe, innovative products for sea, land & air.”
 
AdvanTec is investing heavily in technologies, processes and people in anticipation of exponential growth from new product launches and expansion of business development activities in newer regions and markets.
 

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