Revyn Appoints Vincent Curran as Chief Executive Officer
Steel fenestration company Revyn has appointed Vincent Curran as its new Chief Executive Officer. The appointment comes as the company aims to accelerate growth and enhance its fire-rated product line.

NORTH SPRINGFIELD, Vt. – Revyn, a company specializing in steel fenestration systems, announced the appointment of Vincent "Vinny" Curran as its Chief Executive Officer. Curran's appointment is intended to lead the company's next phase of growth and advance its fire-rated product offerings.
Curran brings substantial experience in steel fenestration, direct-to-consumer sales, high-end residential projects, and wildfire-resilient building strategies. In his role as CEO, he will guide Revyn's expansion, focusing on making its high-performance, fire-ready steel windows and doors more accessible to architects, builders, and homeowners, particularly in wildfire-prone regions.
"Fire country has changed what we have to ask of a window," Curran stated. "For years, architects and homeowners have hardened roofs, vents, and siding, but the window has remained one of the least understood parts of the building envelope. Revyn was created to solve that problem."
The appointment follows an increase in demand for robust building solutions in areas like California and Colorado, where wildfire risks are significant. Revyn is concentrating on improving the resilience of building envelopes, specifically fenestration systems. The company plans to advance its fire-rated steel fenestration line, educate industry professionals and consumers on window performance during wildfires, and streamline its supply chain to reduce costs and complexity.
"Vinny understands both the urgency of the wildfire problem and the practical realities of bringing a better window system to market," said Pete Hopkins, Co-founder and Strategic Investor at Revyn. "His leadership is grounded in extensive product knowledge, market insights, and a strong belief that advanced fire protection should be widely accessible."