Eric Creagh Will Lead Operations and Accounting Team of Rapidly Growing Heated Apparel Company

SAN MARCOS, CA (March 20th, 2019) –

Mobile Warming Heated Apparel announces the hiring of Eric Creagh as the company’s new Chief Operating Officer.

Creagh comes to Mobile Warming with 24 years of experience in operations and financial management. Eric has worked in a wide range of industries from wetsuit manufacturing to golf club design to fitness equipment. Before joining Tech Gear 5.7, Creagh served as Financial Controller for LifeCore Fitness, Inc., a leading fitness equipment designer and manufacturer located in Carlsbad, CA. He also held the position of Supply Chain Finance Manager for TaylorMade Golf Company. Tech Gear 5.7’s Operations and Accounting teams will report directly to Creagh.

“I’m excited to have Eric on our team. He adds to our already strong executive management team and will be a key contributor in helping achieve our strategic and financial objectives,” said KC Bean, CEO of Mobile Warming. “His expertise in supply chain management, inventory control and financial management make him the ideal candidate to streamline our operations and enhance the customer experience.”

Creagh earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and a Masters of Business Administration in Financial Management. He is a Member of the IMA (Institute of Management Accountants) and has served as a Mentor for the California State University Business Department. Creagh has lived in Carlsbad for 26 years along with his wife and daughter.

 

 

About Mobile Warming: 

Based in San Marcos, CA, Mobile Warming is an innovative, Bluetooth-based, heated-clothing technology. Mobile Warming products are designed with the outdoors in mind; the range of applications is widespread including skiing, hunting, hiking, fishing, motorcycling, golf, even work. Breakthrough technology provides outstanding levels of comfort and warmth for an entire day at the touch of a button; exceeding the efficiency of any other warming system available in outerwear today.