Adam Horwitz

Adam Horwitz has a diverse work experience spanning several industries. In 1992, they began their career as a Product Manager at General Binding Corporation (GBC) and held the position for five years. Adam then joined Toko in 1997, where they led a $50M North American product line. Afterward, they worked at GBC again in 1998 as a Product Manager, managing a $150M product line.

In 1999, Horwitz moved to the fitness industry, working for Life Fitness as a Product Manager, Sr. Marketing Manager, Director of Dealer and Vertical Marketing, and Director of Consumer Sales & Marketing. During their time there, they successfully increased market share and revenue.

From 2006 to 2008, they joined Mercury Marine as the Director of Marketing and Technology Management, initiating technology development processes with Cummins and co-directing a $30M product development program.

In 2008, Horwitz joined Brunswick Corporation as the Executive Director of Global Interactive and CRM, establishing a centralized interactive marketing and CRM platform, and developing a comprehensive global interactive strategy for the company.

In 2008, they also started working at Kohler Co., initially as the Director of Kitchen Products Marketing before being promoted to Director of Marketing and Development for Kitchens and Cast Iron, and later becoming the General Manager of Kallista, a luxury plumbing business.

Most recently, in 2018, Horwitz joined Professional Plumbing Group, Inc as the Vice President of Marketing, and subsequently became the Vice President of Marketing and General Manager of Speakman. Adam'sresponsibilities included securing the company's first retail program and leading a digital marketing transformation.

In 2023, Horwitz became the Chief Executive Officer of Quick Fitting Holding Company, LLC.

Adam Horwitz received their Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Michigan in 1992. Adam then pursued a Master of Business Administration in Finance from DePaul University, which they completed in 1996.