Freedom Boat Club Announces 450th Location
The Liberty Landing location in Jersey City, N.J., is owned by Freedom franchisees Beverly, Tom and Josh Rosella.
The Liberty Landing location in Jersey City, N.J., is owned by Freedom franchisees Beverly, Tom and Josh Rosella.
The program recognizes excellence in many design aspects including styling, construction, functionality, ease of use, sustainability, innovation and more.
Jonacor Yachts will exclusively represent the Oceanwalker model line in Cyprus and Germany.
A Michigan Labor and Economic Opportunity filing confirms that 239 workers will be affected by the company’s decision to shutter its Cadillac, Mich., operations.
The five-week program combines fundraising support, investor access and a showcase opportunity at the Genoa Boat Show.
The builder is partnering with Martac on autonomous vessels for U.S. defense and maritime security applications.
Roger Moore steps down from executive responsibilities and day-to-day management after Vision Marine’s acquisition.
The RIB builder is adding six dealers to its network in Italy, the greater Mediterranean region and Asia.
The event brings together yard executives, brokers, captains, designers, suppliers and other professionals to discuss the global superyacht market.
There are lessons to be learned by everyone in the marine industry from West Marine’s recent financial troubles.
David Conway spoke with the CEO of Supersede about sustainability, startups and success in the marine industry.
Natural teak still endures, but cork, bio-based synthetics and changing owner priorities are reshaping what goes underfoot.
Forecasters are predicting a below-average Atlantic hurricane season, but that doesn’t mean they’re encouraging complacency.
State and federal government actions around styrene, forever chemicals and heat standards are creating concerns for the boating industry.
Terry McNew is reinventing Intrepid Powerboats by diagnosing problems at scale.
There are lessons to be learned by everyone in the marine industry from West Marine’s recent financial troubles.
David Conway spoke with the CEO of Supersede about sustainability, startups and success in the marine industry.
Natural teak still endures, but cork, bio-based synthetics and changing owner priorities are reshaping what goes underfoot.
Forecasters are predicting a below-average Atlantic hurricane season, but that doesn’t mean they’re encouraging complacency.
The new group holds a portfolio of 17 locations with approximately 4,000 slips along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
Changes at the Lowell facility are intended to improve efficiency and support U.S. manufacturing.
Chairman Kevin Warsh declined to offer forward guidance, though many expect a hike sometime this year. “Boating interest is being hurt more by inflation than by interest rates,” says Thom Dammrich.
Ugly John’s will represent the Spain-based builder in the Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas markets.
The Ocean Tribute Award honors marine conservation projects and carries a $23,000 prize.
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The free virtual session hosted by the Soundings Trade Only Group will gather industry leadership to examine the forces shaping global trade and business operations.
Power Boats and Tenders in Stuart, Fla., will carry the complete Brig RIB range.
Beth Garland joined the company five years ago as senior vice president of people strategy.
Nicolas Retailleau has been chief financial officer since 2023.
The company told suppliers that it is “committed to honoring all financial obligations incurred prior to the termination date.”
The decking company expanded its Charleston, S.C., operations and opened a new Florida facility.
Next Level Marine in Oakland, Md., will carry the full MasterCraft lineup in the Deep Creek Lake region.
With her husband, she ran 1st Performance Marina in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
The company said it will find buyers for Four Winns, Scarab Jet and Glastron as it adapts to a U.S. market “affected by the Middle East conflict.”
