San Diego, California, United States: AquaFuse by CMF Global, Inc, a global leader in high-performance HDPE piping solutions for irrigation, has appointed industry veteran David Hepburn to the role of Sales Manager.
With more than 40 years of experience in irrigation, sales, and business development, Hepburn will play a pivotal role in driving customer-focused solutions, optimising irrigation efficiency, and strengthening industry partnerships.
Hepburn’s career spans key leadership roles in irrigation sales, product innovation, and management with leading industry names.
A graduate of the Cook College Turf School, he began his career as Assistant Golf Course Superintendent at The Bedens Brook Club before advancing to Superintendent at Colonia Country Club.
His expertise in turf management led to key sales and management roles at Storr Tractor Company, Rain Bird, and The Toro Company, where he made a significant impact on the irrigation industry.
“Dave’s extensive expertise in irrigation, combined with his ability to translate technical knowledge into real-world applications, makes him a key asset to the AquaFuse team,” said Dean Chaltas, Director of Sales and Marketing at CMF Global, a Full Business Member of the Asian Golf Industry Federation.
“His strategic approach and industry insights will help us continue delivering cutting-edge irrigation solutions that enhance efficiency and sustainability,” added Chaltas.
In his new role at CMF Global, Hepburn will focus on expanding sales support and fostering stronger partnerships with irrigation consultants, contractors, distributors, and end-users.
With his deep industry knowledge, he will drive initiatives that enhance system performance, improve water conservation, and provide tailored solutions to meet the evolving needs of the irrigation market.
CMF Global introduced Hepburn at last week’s New England Regional Turfgrass Conference & Show where he represented the company, showcasing AquaFuse innovations, and engaging with industry professionals on the latest advancements in irrigation technology.