Seakeeper details recent expansion efforts
October 22, 2015
Marine stabilization and gyro manufacturer Seakeeper said it is expanding at an unprecedented rate.
Marine stabilization and gyro manufacturer Seakeeper said it is expanding at an unprecedented rate.
Seakeeper unveiled its new global brand identity, symbolized by a reimagined combination mark.
Marine stabilization company Seakeeper is going to roll out the technology for boats as small as 25 feet by 2017.
Marine stabilization company Seakeeper developed its first DC-powered gyro.
Wounded veterans are discovering the healing effects of a day on the water through Blue Water Warriors.
Seakeeper said it had record growth in 2014, prompting the Maryland-based marine gyro stabilization manufacturer to increase the size of its manufacturing footprint. Shipments of
Seakeeper promoted Andrew Semprevivo to vice president of sales and marketing. He had been director of global sales for the recreational sector at the Maryland-based
Seakeeper recently appointed three new regional sales managers. Mark Taiclet and Grant Haugen will oversee the Southeast and West Coast, respectively. Tanja Lutz will handle
Stabilization technology company Seakeeper hired Giorgio Avigdor for the new position of regional sales manager for southern Europe and Phil Bourque is now responsible for
Gyroscope stabilization has emerged as one of the fast-growing technologies on today’s recreational boats. Designers and boatbuilders are now creating spaces for the gyro installation
Marine stabilization and gyro manufacturer Seakeeper said it is expanding at an unprecedented rate.
Seakeeper unveiled its new global brand identity, symbolized by a reimagined combination mark.
Marine stabilization company Seakeeper is going to roll out the technology for boats as small as 25 feet by 2017.
Marine stabilization company Seakeeper developed its first DC-powered gyro.
Wounded veterans are discovering the healing effects of a day on the water through Blue Water Warriors.
Seakeeper said it had record growth in 2014, prompting the Maryland-based marine gyro stabilization manufacturer to increase the size of its manufacturing footprint. Shipments of
Seakeeper promoted Andrew Semprevivo to vice president of sales and marketing. He had been director of global sales for the recreational sector at the Maryland-based
Seakeeper recently appointed three new regional sales managers. Mark Taiclet and Grant Haugen will oversee the Southeast and West Coast, respectively. Tanja Lutz will handle
Stabilization technology company Seakeeper hired Giorgio Avigdor for the new position of regional sales manager for southern Europe and Phil Bourque is now responsible for
Gyroscope stabilization has emerged as one of the fast-growing technologies on today’s recreational boats. Designers and boatbuilders are now creating spaces for the gyro installation
