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New VP Sales, Navico Downunder

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Navico, parent company to the Lowrance®, Simrad®, B&G® and C-MAP® brands has announced Chris Radford will re-join the APAC management team as VP Sales Australia and New Zealand.

Chris was in different sales management roles with Navico from 2005 until 2019, when he joined Dometic to lead APAC Sales for their marine division.

“I’m thrilled to welcome Chris back into the Navico family and I’m confident he will build on Mathew Hooper’s success in growing our sales in the Australia-New Zealand region,” said Alain Pakiry, Chief Commercial Officer, Navico.

Hooper, Sales Director and Chief Operating Officer, has taken on a new role within Navico as Product Director for the Simrad brand.

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Chris is based out of the Navico Australia office in Sydney.

www.navico.com

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