Management Team at CTC Global

Marvin W. Sepe has over 25 years of experience advancing start-up and mezzanine level companies, introducing new products, expanding international operations and establishing distribution channels, strategic partnerships and capital raises. He joined CTC in February 2006, and formerly served as President of CTC Cable Corporation and DeWind, Inc. Prior to joining CTC, Marvin held positions as President at JMAR Semiconductor Inc. and Director of Programs and Business Development at the Components International subsidiary of TRW. He has an undergraduate degree in Metallurgical Engineering and holds an MBA from Pepperdine University.

Dean Hagen has over twenty years of experience in financial management of manufacturing industries domestically and internationally. He most recently was the CFO of a manufacturing company which specialized in high volume precision machining capabilities in milling, grinding, and assembly technologies where he was responsible for all aspects of accounting, forecasting, reporting, internal controls, human resources and information systems. Prior to this, he spent 15 years at power tool manufacturing company where he held several key financial roles including a 3-year assignment in Hangzhou, China where he managed the accounting, purchasing, information systems, and human resources of 5 manufacturing facilities. He holds a CPA and MBA from Kellogg Graduate School of Management, Evanston, IL.

Since joining CTC Global in 2006, Ms. McDowell has served in a number of commercial and administrative roles.  Most recently, Ms. McDowell was Director of Global Business Services.  Prior to joining CTC Global, Ms. McDowell co-founded and operated an import/export business and served as the Executive Director for the American Chamber of Commerce in Guangdong, China.  Anne is a University of Southern California graduate, holding a Bachelor of Arts degree in International Relations.

 

Prior to joining CTC as Manager of Technology Support, Bill Webb was recognized as a Technical Fellow in his role as technical service engineer for Cytec Engineering Materials. During his years at Cytec, Mr. Webb specialized in BMI tooling materials, where he pioneered the process of machining composite laminates to achieve tight tolerances in support of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner development effort. Mr. Webb has worked on development programs for multiple industry-leading flight and marine platforms involving extensive use of composite materials. As Vice President of Engineering Mr. Webb is responsible for CTC’s design, product development, manufacturing process support and internal and external testing and certification programs. Mr. Webb holds a B.S. degree in mechanical engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology and an Associate of Physics degree from Dalton College (Georgia).

 

John has over thirty years of international management experience in sales & marketing, business development and operations. John’s career has included manufacturing, technology and service launches in the renewable energy, automotive, power generation and business outsourcing industries. Prior to joining CTC, John served as Vice President for Infinia Corporation. During his tenure at Infinia, John led the formation and management of joint ventures and operating entities in Spain, India, and the United States including the launch of the initial state of the art production facility developed around the Toyota Production System and an automotive production model. Previous experience included management positions at Capstone Turbine Corporation and AlliedSignal Inc., where he directed the project team responsible for establishing AlliedSignal’s first wholly owned subsidiary in China. John holds a Master of International Management degree from the Thunderbird School of Global Management.

 

Eric Johnson is a field and technical services veteran with 25+ years of successful product support, operations and customer service experience. Prior to joining CTC, Mr. Johnson  served in a number of operating and technical roles for Infinia Corporation (now Qnergy, based in Ogden, Utah) including management and direction of Infinia’s service organization. He served in similar capacities at Capstone Turbine Corporation.  Mr. Johnson is focused on building field and technical solutions that serve the users and installers of ACCC.