SEASUCKER ADDS DEDICATED MARINE SALES MANAGER

Tamás Nagy

Nov 19, 2019

SeaSucker, LLC, manufacturer of innovative vacuum-mounted boating and fishing accessories, has hired Tamás Nagy to fill the newly created marine sales manager position. Genevieve Casagrande, president and COO, made the announcement.

Nagy brings a demonstrated history of sporting goods sales to SeaSucker. Most recently, he held the position of sales manager for Pro-Pre Yogurt and sales executive at Movilfirst, both based in Budapest. He has a degree in Hotel, Motel and Restaurant Management from the University of Szolnok.

In his new role, Nagy will focus solely on marine sales. SeaSucker also markets vacuum-mounted bicycle racks. Skilled in strategic planning, negotiation and customer service, his extensive background has already become a valuable asset to the company.

“We place an emphasis on our unique corporate culture that fosters innovation and happy, engaged employees,” said Casagrande. “Tamás has a strong sales background and is a perfect addition to our SeaSucker team.” 

ISO 9001:2015 certified, SeaSucker manufactures in the USA a broad array of vacuum-mounted accessories that don’t require drilling holes, adhesives or costly professional installation. Incredibly powerful, each mount holds up to 210 lbs. Built for continuous outdoor use, they’re made from UV-stabilized materials and use only stainless steel hardware.

www.seasucker.com

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