Confluence Outdoor names Courtney Moore Director of National Accounts

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Confluence Outdoor has named Courtney Moore Director of National Accounts, where he’ll oversee Confluence Outdoor’s retail chain business.

“Courtney’s business acumen, category expertise and product passion make him the ideal leader for this position,” said Greg Cattrano, Vice President of North American sales for Confluence Outdoor.

Moore joined Confluence Outdoor in 2007 as a sales representative in the Great Lakes region, servicing independent specialty retailers. During his time in the field, he realized significant year-over-year sales growth across multiple territories before his promotion to key account representative. In his most recent role, Moore managed several chain retailers, achieving equal successes.

“I’m excited to take this leadership role within Confluence Outdoor and look forward to working with national accounts in identifying growth opportunities and strengthening partnerships to achieve our mutual business goals,” said Moore. “The retail landscape is ever changing. My team will stay intensely focused on creating sustainable success and strong futures for our retail partners.”

About Confluence Outdoor®

Confluence Outdoor is the result of the blending of eight unique watersports brands: Wilderness Systems®, Perception® kayaks, Dagger®, Wave Sport® Europe, Mad River Canoe®, Adventure Technology® paddles, Harmony® Gear accessories, and Boardworks Surf®. With a full representation of kayaks, canoes, surf and stand up paddle boards, and a wide range of paddlesports accessories—ranging from touring and recreational to high-performance fishing and whitewater products, the Confluence brands can fully outfit paddling enthusiasts throughout all phases of their paddling life. Confluence Outdoor is located in Greenville, S.C. where they are proud to manufacture all of their boats. For more information about the company, visit ConfluenceOutdoor.com

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