AvL Technologies is a manufacturer specializing in satellite communication antennas and positioners for various applications, including military communications, broadcast news gathering, and mobile broadband. Their product line features a range of rugged, rapidly deployable mobile antenna systems, including vehicle-mounted, flyaway, and fixed Earth station antennas. AvL Technologies serves diverse markets, including defense, homeland security, disaster relief, and oil & gas, providing solutions and support for satellite ground terminals.
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Larry Watts is now Vice President for Operations at AvL Technologies.
Larry Watts has been with AvL Technologies for three years and previously worked as a business consultant for the company.
Tony Wilkey was promoted from his role as Senior Vice President of Business Development, Strategic Planning, New Products, Sales and Marketing at AvL Technologies.
AvL Technologies CEO Guy Clerici announced new roles for Tony Wilkey and Larry Watts earlier this year.
David Bowne brings more than 35 years of experience in SATCOM and related industries to the role of President at AvL Technologies.
Jesse Kirby is now the Director of Product Engineering at AvL Technologies.
Mark Ladow is now the Systems Engineering Manager at AvL Technologies.
AvL Technologies' CEO Guy Clerici announced new strategic roles for Tony Wilkey and Larry Watts.
Tony Wilkey is now the Executive Vice President at AvL Technologies and reports to Guy Clerici.
AvL Technologies had its best year ever for bookings in 2022.
Mark Fish is now the Senior Electrical Product Engineering and Manufacturing Manager at AvL Technologies.
Zach Akridge is now the Senior Manager of Operations at AvL Technologies.
On March 8, 2023, Jim Oliver appointed Guy Clerici as Chief Executive Officer and David Bowne as President of AvL Technologies.
Larry Watts is now the Vice President for Operations at AvL Technologies.
Ryan Cox is now the Director of Program Management at AvL Technologies.
Connecting the Countryside was funded by SES, with additional support from AvL Technologies and RKF Engineering.
SES selected AvL Technologies to develop and produce 2.4 m X-Y Ka-band transportable antennas to operate with O3b mPOWER, SES’s second-generation MEO constellation.
AvL Technologies designed 1.3 m and 2.4 m X-Y antennas for operation in GEO and MEO orbits.
AvL Technologies developed a new 1.55 m tri-band manual point terminal that supports X-, Ku-, and Ka-band operation.
Dave Provencher is the vice president of business development at AvL Technologies.