24.07.2024 • Newslightingpersonnel

Smart Vision Lights CEO Dave Spaulding to retire

The President and CEO of Smart Vision Lights, Dave Spaulding, will retire at the end of 2024. Steve VanderZwaag, currently Vice President of Engineering, will replace him.

Smart Vision Lights CEO Dave Spaulding will retire at the end of the year....
Smart Vision Lights CEO Dave Spaulding will retire at the end of the year. (Image: Smart Vision Lights)

Under the twelve-year leadership of Dave Spaulding, Smart Vision Lights expanded into new markets and launched many new products. During this time, the lighting manufacturer's market share and sales increased significantly while fostering a culture of innovation and customer focus.

"Dave’s leadership has been instrumental in our journey to becoming an industry leader," commented Matt Pinter, owner of Smart Vision Lights. "His strategic vision and commitment set a strong foundation for our continued success, and his contributions have been invaluable."

Steve VanderZwaag joined Smart Vision Lights in 2020, initially leading the development and launch of the new electronic assembly department. VanderZwaag was promoted to Vice President of Engineering in 2023 and has more than 25 years of experience in various business areas, including key engineering and quality leadership positions.

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49441 Norton Shores, MI
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