Ty Bowie joins Tubelite, serves north/central Florida

Bowie & Associates’ manufacturer’s representative team. He steps into a position previously served by Brian Ragsdale, who has moved to the position of product applications engineer.   



Ty Bowie joins his father, Gary Bowie, and his colleagues, Hunt Dickson and Charlie Hall, in working with glazing contractors and architectural teams across the Southeast to provide assistance with storefront, curtainwall, entrances and daylight control systems. He looks forward to sharing Tubelite’s ForceFront™ Storm products <http://www.tubeliteinc.com/hurricane-impact-blast-resistant-framing/> that meet the impact building codes in this area.



A long-time Florida resident, Ty Bowie has seen the destructive force of tropical storms and hurricanes. He previously owned, renovated and consulted on multi-family residential developments and condominiums. For more than a decade, he worked as an international real estate broker advising on commercial and investment properties in Florida, South America, Great Britain and Western Europe. Prior to G. Bowie & Associates, he previously worked in sales roles with U.S. Aluminum and with Tennessee Glass Wholesalers.



Along with maintaining his licenses in real estate and mortgage brokerage, Bowie earned his bachelor’s degree from East Tennessee State University. Outside of work, he volunteers with his son’s Boy Scouts of America troop.



To learn more about Tubelite’s personnel, products and programs, please visit http://www.tubeliteinc.com/sales/

 



About Tubelite Inc.


Tubelite was established in 1945 and is part of Apogee Enterprises, Inc. The company’s headquarters, distribution, warehousing and assembly operations are in Walker, Michigan. Its additional facility in Reed City, Michigan, houses the company’s aluminum extrusion operation.



Tubelite and its staff are members of the American Architectural Manufacturers Association (AAMA), the American Institute of Architects (AIA), the Construction Specifications Institute (CSI), the Glass Association of North America (GANA), and the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC).

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