True Temper Announces Two New Vice Presidents: Expanded Roles for Research and Development Team
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — True Temper Sports, the number one golf shaft manufacturer in the world, announced today two key promotions of members of the research and development team. Neal Haas has been named Vice President of Composite Engineering and Development and Greg Cavill as Vice President of Alloy Engineering and Development.
In their new roles, Haas and Cavill will be responsible for the design and development of new products as well as expansion of True Temper’s engineering capabilities. They will also oversee all product testing, ongoing technology and materials research and the overall management of True Temper’s global technical facilities. Haas and Cavill’s promotions are part of True Temper’s commitment to expand and drive the growth in the golf shaft and performance sports categories.
“Neal and Greg’s promotions recognize their contributions to True Temper’s past and recent success and the company’s emphasis and commitment to continuous innovation,” says Scott Hennessy, president and CEO of True Temper. “Greg and Neal will play a critical role in leading our continued expansion in both steel and graphite shafts as well as other product categories such as lacrosse, hockey and baseball. The expertise Greg and Neal contribute to our product design and development processes has ensured True Temper continues to push the envelope and lead with new product technologies.”
Haas has been with True Temper for 13 years, serving as global director of engineering and research for all composite products for golf and performance sports. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Engineering from New Mexico State University, and has extensive experience in both the sporting goods and defense industries. Hass will be located in True Temper’s California technical facility.
Cavill joined True Temper in 2004 as design engineer responsible for steel golf shaft design and development. Most recently, he served as global director of engineering and research for metals and alloy products. He holds a Bachelor of Engineering with honors from the Coventry University School in the United Kingdom, and will reside in the soon-to-be-opened metal design facility in Memphis, Tenn.
With manufacturing facilities and offices located throughout the country and the world, True Temper retains the largest market share globally in golf shafts. While True Temper offers several brands with many unique models, the Dynamic Gold and Project X brands dominate many of the headlines from the world golf tours.
The company markets a complete line of golf shafts and performance sports products in more than 30 countries throughout the world. True Temper Sports is proudly represented by 1,000 individuals in ten facilities located in the United States, Europe, Japan, China and Australia.
For more information on True Temper Sports or True Temper shafts, visit www.TrueTemper.com.
