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Hella Marine appoints new Product manager

by Duncan Stirling on 8 Dec 2016
Ramon Surrey has been appointed as a new Product Manager at Hella Marine Hella Marine


Hella Marine, the leading manufacturer of high-performance recreational and commercial marine lighting, has named Ramon Surrey as its new Product Manager. He is based out of the company's headquarter offices, located in Auckland, New Zealand.


Surrey brings a wealth of end-to-end product design, development and management skills to Hella marine, for both electronics and software. He excels at internal and external stakeholder engagement, customer satisfaction and retention within a global marketplace. New to the marine industry, he previously worked at ASSA ABLOY and Paxton Access Ltd (UK).


'Ramon brings to us a wealth of experience,' said Duncan Stirling, Hella marine Marketing Manager. 'His deep technical knowledge and outstanding communication skills will be a great addition to our team.'


Hella marine offers a comprehensive line of energy efficient and reliable navigation, interior/exterior, and boat trailer lighting solutions. Hella's innovative products are installed on vessels worldwide.

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