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New Stabicraft CEO

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Stabicraft Marine, NZ’s largest manufacturer of aluminium boats, has appointed David Glen as its new CEO.

Stabicraft founder and director Paul Adams announced plans earlier this year to step aside as CEO. He remains onboard as owner and director, but will move into an ambassadorial role and focus on design and innovation.
 
David Glen has held several important roles in the marine industry, including CEO at Sealegs and Group General Manager at Southern Spars. During his time at Sealegs and Southern Spars, David was involved with board roles at NZ Marine
and the NZ Marine & Composites Training Organisation. 

www.stabicraft.co.nz

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