Sealegs appoints new USA CEO

by The Sealegs Team 28 Aug 2023 10:20 PDT

Sealegs appoints new USA CEO © Sealegs

Sealegs Amphibious Marine Craft USA is pleased to announce the appointment of Greg Ewen as its new Chief Executive Officer.

With five previous years' of experience at Sealegs in New Zealand, Greg was responsible for the sales of the first 500 Sealegs sold. This experience coupled with his sense of adventure made him the perfect candidate to lead the Sealegs USA team into its next phase. Having made the move from Auckland New Zealand to Bristol Rhode Island. Greg is looking forward to introducing Sealegs and the joy it brings to North America.

"I'm excited to join our exceptional USA team and contribute to the great work they continue to do in support of our customers." - Greg Ewen

Sealegs USA based in Bristol, Rhode Island, comprises a showroom for product viewing and demonstrations as well as a Sealegs factory delivering service and customer support.

Under Mr. Ewen's leadership, Sealegs USA aims to amplify its presence in the North American market while continuing to push the boundaries of design and performance.

As CEO, Greg Ewen will focus on the existing customers first to ensure the USA install base is working as the best source of its leads and referrals. If you are a customer of Sealegs expect to hear from him soon.

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