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Aquila Power Catamarans Announces Appointment of Benoit Moreau as Regional Sales Director, Asia-Pacific

Benoit Moreau

Apr 15, 2025

Aquila Power Catamarans has announced the appointment of Benoit Moreau as its Regional Sales Director for Asia-Pacific to support the company’s growing dealer network and strengthen its presence across the region.

Benoit brings over 15 years of marine industry expertise throughout Asia. As co-founder of CAPE-10 in China, he managed Beneteau Group yacht brands before transitioning to TAM SON YACHTING in Vietnam as COO/Brand Director, where he successfully distributed various yacht brands. His experience as a marine dealer in the region will be instrumental in supporting Aquila’s Asia-Pacific dealer network and advancing the company’s ambitious global expansion plans.

“I am honored to join Aquila Power Catamarans at such an exciting time of growth in the Asia-Pacific region,” said Benoit Moreau, Regional Sales Director, Asia-Pacific for Aquila Power Catamarans. “With continued growing industry recognition and the upcoming Asia debut of the Aquila 50 Yacht at the Singapore Yachting Festival, we’re strategically positioned to meet the increasing demand for premium power catamarans across these markets. My focus will be on strengthening our dealer network and ensuring Aquila’s innovative designs reach discerning buyers throughout the region.”

 “I am delighted to welcome Benoit to the team. This is an important new step in our organization as we continue to plan steady growth and network development for the coming years. Ben’s skills and passion for the industry will be ideal to manage Aquila’s dealer network, acquire new dealers, foster strong relationships, and drive sales growth effectively,” said Nick Harvey, Chief Revenue Officer at Aquila Power Catamarans.

For more information on Benoit’s new role as Regional Sales Director, Asia-Pacific, please reach out to Chuck Downs, Director of Marketing at Aquila USA.

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