Stelpro Welcomes New Vice-president of Innovation and Product Development

Stelpro New Staff

Stelpro recently announced the arrival of Mr. Étienne Guay as Vice President of Innovation and Product Development.

« Étienne joins a team of dedicated professionals with a corporate culture focused on innovation and excellence, allowing him to make use of the vast experience he has accumulated over the years, says Yves Chabot, president of Stelpro. The arrival of Étienne reinforces our innovation sector, one of the three pillars of our strategic growth plan. Our other two pillars: production and the sales and marketing sector, are at the same time strengthened. »

With a bachelor’s degree in Industrial Design, Étienne Guay, before joining Stelpro, held the position of Director of Design and Innovation at BRP for 15 years and has also held positions in design and business development for various other companies.

 

 

 

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