- ClearVue Technologies (CPV) appoints global industry leader Martin Deil as the company’s newest CEO, effective June 1
- Mr Deil has more than 30 years of experience in the international façade and architectural envelopes industry
- His most recent role was CEO of Permasteelisa UK where he oversaw 100 employees and was responsible for annual revenues of A$285 million
- Mr Deil will receive annual remuneration of $421,059, plus long-term incentives
- Shares in CPV are trading 2.44 per cent higher at 21 cents at 10:50 am AEST
Smart building materials company ClearVue Technologies (CPV) has appointed global industry leader Martin Deil as its newest CEO, effective from June 1, 2023.
Mr Deil has more than 30 years of experience in the international façade and architectural envelopes industry, having most recently served as the CEO of Permasteelisa UK where he oversaw 100 employees and was responsible for annual revenues of $285 million.
Prior to this, he held additional significant roles within the Permasteelisa Group.
ClearVue Non-Executive Chairman Victor Rosenberg said the company was “thrilled” to announce Mr Deil’s appointment.
“ClearVue’s board and management are thrilled to be able to announce the appointment of our new CEO, Martin Deil, a globally experienced and recognised leader with a remarkable industry focus,” he said.
“With an extensive background in the global façade and building envelope industry, Martin brings a wealth of knowledge and a proven track record of driving success in highly competitive markets around the world.”
The company also reported the addition follows recent appointments of Gerd Hoenicke and Charles Mowrey as Non-Executive Directors, and Clifton Smyth as Chief Business Development Officer.
The moves have been designed to accelerate CPV’s growth trajectory globally, with its focus on expanding US and European market footprints via deep industry engagement.
Mr Deil’s annual remuneration is set for around $421,059 (GBP £225,000) per annum, plus long-term incentives on achievement of KPIs.
Shares in CPV were up 2.44 per cent, trading at 21 cents at 10:50 am AEST.