Numarine hires business development consultant

2019-12-13T15:03:00+00:00

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Karl Gilding to help grow the Turkish builder’s global dealer network

Karl Gilding previously served as business development director at Fairline

Turkish performance motoryacht builder Numarine has appointed the UK’s Karl Gilding as its business development consultant with responsibility for enhancing and growing the existing worldwide dealer network.

Gilding has attended international boat shows for 43 years in his roles with SeaRay, Fairline Yachts and Sunseeker International as a retail dealer, yacht consultant, and international dealer manager.

His latest role as one of the directors responsible for the rebirth of iconic UK yacht brand Fairline Yachts saw him drive sales from 0 to 186 units in three years as business development director.

Recently retired from a full-time role to pursue some personal investment projects, Gilding is said to be ideally placed to provide a wealth of expertise and contacts to Numarine.

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