Propspeed Appoints Vice President of Sales for the Americas
Propseed appoints Chris Myers as its vice president of sales for the Americas.
Chris Myers. Photo Credit: Propspeed
Propspeed, an underwater foul-release coatings producer, has hired Chris Myers as vice president of sales, Americas. In this position, Myers is tasked with directing Propspeed’s sales efforts across the Americas, as well as growing and supporting Propspeed’s network of partner boat yards, marinas, applicators and distributors.
“I am so excited to be joining the Propspeed team. This team is driven by a passion for above-and-beyond customer service, protecting the environment, leading the industry into the future by example and maintaining a commitment to product excellence that is rare in the industry,” Myers says. “This passion matches my own, and I am so fortunate to have this opportunity. I am looking forward to helping drive the company forward, as well as working with our existing partners and developing new relationships for the brand.”
A marine industry professional for nearly two decades, Myers is passionate about boating and is an experienced offshore and nearshore angler. Professionally, he has been involved in many aspects of the field, including stints with boat and product manufacturers, holding positions predominantly in sales and finance. Beginning his career with Buddy Davis Yachts, he has worked with a variety of names in the industry, including Seakeeper, Galati Yachts, Lumishore and MarineMax. Myers is based in Miami and has been a South Florida resident for many years.
“Myers’ professional background and love for the marine industry, combined with the high-performance line of products that Propspeed has to offer, is a match made in maritime heaven,” says Chris Baird, Propspeed CEO. “We have strong growth aspirations for the Americas region, and the team is confident that Myers will take it to the next level. The company has some very exciting projects we are planning to announce at Metstrade, and he will be leading the charge in this vital market.”
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