Pacific Glory Adds Marketing, Sales Leaders

The U.S.-based distributor of Fuji, SE Bikes and Tuesday bicycles has expanded its team with industry veterans.

Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in Motorcycles

Matte black bicycle frame leaning against a bare concrete wall in an open warehouse bay with soft daylight and empty pallets behind it. — Pacific Glory Worldwide, distributor of Fuji and SE Bikes in the U.S., has added marketing and sales leaders as it prepares a 2027 return to Europe. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

Pacific Glory Worldwide LTD, distributor and owner of the Fuji, SE Bikes and Tuesday bicycle brands, has added management and sales staff this year. The company entered the U.S. market in December 2025 and has built out its team with bicycle industry professionals.

Why it matters

The hires reflect the company's strategy of putting independent bicycle dealers first and building long-term support for its brands. Fuji's planned return to Europe in 2027 is also part of the company's broader expansion.

Galvez has 15 years of marketing, advocacy and sales experience, and Anker has more than 21 years in the bicycle industry through Fuji, SE Bikes and Tuesday. Sbolci brings over a decade of outdoor industry experience, including almost seven years in bikes.

The players

Pacific Glory Worldwide LTD

The distributor and owner of the Fuji, SE Bikes and Tuesday bicycle brands, focused on supporting independent bicycle dealers.

David Anker

A bicycle industry veteran with more than 21 years of experience across Fuji, SE Bikes and Tuesday, now serving as international sales director.

Milay Galvez

A marketing and advocacy professional who chairs People For Bikes' Membership, Events, Education, and Marketing Subcommittee.

The details

Milay Galvez joined as marketing manager in September 2026, David Anker as international sales director in June 2026, and Stacey Sbolci on the inside sales team in March 2026. Galvez also chairs People For Bikes' Membership, Events, Education, and Marketing Subcommittee.

December 2025: Pacific Glory Worldwide enters the U.S. market.
March 2026: Stacey Sbolci joins the inside sales team.
June 2026: David Anker joins as international sales director.
September 2026: Milay Galvez joins as marketing manager.
2027: Fuji returns to the European market.

Roadmap

Fuji is preparing a return to the European market in 2027, and Pacific Glory Worldwide is building its marketing, sales and dealer-support teams ahead of that date. The hires position the distributor to support its brands as it expands beyond its current U.S. base.

Independent bicycle dealers gain a distributor team focused on marketing, sales and warranty support for Fuji, SE Bikes and Tuesday. Riders may see more consistent dealer support and brand activity as the new staff settles into their roles.

The takeaway

A distributor that puts independent dealers first and staffs up with experienced industry hands tends to build the stronger long-term relationships that riders and shops rely on.