Fero Directors

Greg Fulton - Managing Director

Greg's career is as interesting and varied as his brother Rogers.  With an accounting background and experience in tourism and farming (dairy and kiwifruit) Greg moved to the city in the early 1990s and set up appliance parts company, Prime Distributors Limited.

After successfully building Prime into New Zealand's foremost distributor of white-ware parts Greg sold the company to Fisher and Paykel.

Recognising a hole in the market for contract wire manufacturing Greg then joined with brother Roger and Grant Holmes to establish Wire Solutions in response to industry demand for power cables, looms and wire harnesses.  After many years as MD of the wire company, Greg was firmly of the opinion that merging with sister company TradeTech under the Fero brand was the way forward.  He is passionate about providing New Zealand's manufacturing sector with an integrated service for wire and electronic technology. 

Like his brother, Greg has salt water running through his veins.  Unlike Roger who prefers a tiller, Greg is most happy with a wheel in his hand and most summer weekends he and wife Vicki can be found cruising the gulf in their launch, Temptress.  They have two children who are, like their cousins, living in Auckland with Nick working in the business.

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Sam Fulton - Business Development Manager - Australia

Sam joined the family company in 2009 after many years in the mountain-tourism industry in the South Island. His experience as operations manager at Franz Josef Glacier Guides and Treble Cone Mountain and a stint running a cleaning business in London gave him a good understanding of the processes involved in running a successful business. Sam is now a director and shareholder at Fero and is passionate about the companies future as part of the manufacturing sector in New Zealand.

Sam has recently relocated across the ditch and is based in Sydney.  He is developing new business opportunities with manufacturers throughout Australia and is excited about the seemingly endless opportunites in electronic and wire technology on that side of the Tasman. 

Sam is a keen sportsman and when he has had enough of city life he escapes to Wanaka, where he and four friends have recently built a lodge, and spends his days skiing in the Southern Alps.