Gilmore Appoints CEO to Propel Expansion Roadmap

Gilmore, a Proserv Company, a leading provider of flow control solutions has appointed 25-year energy industry veteran David Nemetz as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO). 

Gilmore is a long-established Houston based business and has been providing cutting-edge flow control solutions, such as critical service valves and regulators, to the oil and gas industry for more than 50 years. Its wide portfolio of products targets the drilling, downhole, production and wider industrial sectors.

David Nemetz, an engineer by training, possesses a Master of Business Administration degree (MBA) and has participated in executive education programs through the Wharton School and the Harvard Business School. He previously held senior roles at the likes of TechnipFMC and FMC Technologies, before first joining Proserv as Project Director in May 2019, soon after which he then took up the role of President at Gilmore.

The business intends to direct its solutions to new segments of oil and gas, including a landmark move into the unconventional drilling space, while it will also harness the reliability and durability of its renowned shear seal technology in severe service environments and apply that to parts of the sector, and other industries, where existing products do not offer the same level of quality or robustness.

Driven by Nemetz as CEO, Gilmore will also actively pursue appropriate business acquisitions that will accelerate penetration into new markets or widen its product capabilities and range.
Nemetz’s senior team is augmented by Ryan Bludau, Vice President (VP), Technology and Business Ventures, who plays a key role in Gilmore’s inorganic growth strategy and new product development, and Scott Shugart, VP, Operations, who oversees key strategic and logistical functions as the business looks to grow, including fulfilling on-time delivery targets.

Courtesy of Gilmore, a Proserv Company.
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