AROW Global Corp.
Greg Goetsch is a seasoned design engineer with extensive experience in various engineering roles within the manufacturing and design industries. Currently serving as a Design Engineer at AROW Global Corp. since May 2018, Greg focuses on AROWGuard Driver Protection Systems. Prior experience includes working as an Engineering Designer at Horizon Global, where groundbreaking trailer and industrial products were developed, earning a US Patent for the Bulldog Velocity Series Large Powered Jack. Earlier roles at CSP America, Northern Wire, and Marathon Plastics involved tooling design and process improvement for trailer components and fabrication. Greg holds an Associate of Science degree in Mechanical Design from Northcentral Technical College, complemented by studies at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
AROW Global Corp.
AROW Global Corp. (formerly operating under the name “Storm-Tite” which now refers to the brand name of our legacy series of transportation windows) has been operating in Canada and the United States since 1965. Out of a 60,000 square foot production facility located in Mosinee, Wisconsin, AROW Global specializes in the design and production of transportation window systems for major North American bus and recreational vehicle manufacturers. Adding to its product offering, AROW Global has moved into the driver protection system market and now designs and builds custom driver protection systems specific to client application and equipment. AROW Global is part of the Price Group of Companies that were founded in Winnipeg, Canada in 1946 by Ernest Price, which have since grown to include manufacturing facilities in Canada and the United States with over 1,960 employees. The Price Group of Companies manufacture a wide range of products, including air distribution and sound control systems and transportation windows in 8 state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities located in the cities of Winnipeg (Manitoba), Calgary (Alberta), Toronto (Ontario), Suwanee & Winder (Georgia), Casa Grande (Arizona) and Mosinee (Wisconsin).