Tim Miller, Owner Of Nova Craft Hands The Paddle To A New Owner
Tim Miller, who had lead Nova Craft for over 30 years has sold the company to a new owner.
Nova Craft began in 1970 in Glanworth, Ontario in the garage of Ken Fisher. He ran the small-scale operation out of his back yard near London, Ontario producing a limited selection of fibreglass canoes. Tim Miller and Pat Malloy took over the business in the late 1980s, new materials and models were added and the customer base grew. They have created many great contributions to canoe manufacturing including introducing Tough Stuff when Royalex ceased production.
From Nova Craft’s press release…
Some thirty years later, with a comprehensive catalogue and an ever increasing brand awareness, demand for our canoes has spread over a wide geographic area. We have an expanding dealer network throughout Canada, the United States and Europe. Under Tim Miller’s leadership, Nova Craft Canoe has become an internationally respected brand and an industry leader in adopting advanced composite materials and technology.
While some things have changed over the last 49 years, our core focus remains simple: build quality canoes that give paddlers special experiences in the great outdoors. It’s all about making a connection to nature and wild places, be it solo or with friends and family. We look forward to continuing to honour this commitment with Chris at the helm.
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