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Seatronics Boosts Senior Management

 

Seatronics have recently strengthened its global senior management with the implementation of a new UK general manager, group compliance manager and group engineering manager.

Formerly UK operations manager, Scott Gray has been promoted to the role of UK general manager as of March this year. Gray joined Seatronics in 2012 as a sales engineer progressing within the company to his current role.

Graeme Ross’ recent role as UK general manager/group compliance manager has now developed into the full-time position of group compliance manager. Ross has been with the company over 35 years and will concentrate on enhancing Seatronics’ compliance standards.

Dale Townend has recently been appointed as group engineering manager, a new position within the Seatronics Group.

“We believe these internal changes will greatly benefit Seatronics capability ensuring we continually evolve our knowledge and expertise within the company to enhance the service we offer to our clients,” the company said in a press release.

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