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April 23, 2021
The American Boating Congress yesterday hosted representatives, senators, Biden administration officials and industry professionals.
The American Boating Congress yesterday hosted representatives, senators, Biden administration officials and industry professionals.
Registration is still open for the two-day virtual event, which runs April 21-22.
The American Boating Congress will be held virtually on April 21-22.
While not sugarcoating the economic realities ahead, there were some bright spots on the economic landscape.
On day one of the American Boating Congress, panelists discussed the balance between reopening the economy and keeping people safe.
A Democrat congressman from New Jersey and a Republican from New York are members of a caucus that takes a bipartisan approach to tackling issues.
The National Marine Manufacturers Association released the speaker lineup for the annual legislative conference, which is being held virtually.
The annual legislative conference will take place May 12-14 in Washington, D.C.
Attendance was up 40 percent, and Hill visits were up by a third
The American Boating Congress yesterday hosted representatives, senators, Biden administration officials and industry professionals.
Registration is still open for the two-day virtual event, which runs April 21-22.
The American Boating Congress will be held virtually on April 21-22.
While not sugarcoating the economic realities ahead, there were some bright spots on the economic landscape.
On day one of the American Boating Congress, panelists discussed the balance between reopening the economy and keeping people safe.
A Democrat congressman from New Jersey and a Republican from New York are members of a caucus that takes a bipartisan approach to tackling issues.
The National Marine Manufacturers Association released the speaker lineup for the annual legislative conference, which is being held virtually.
Discounted early bird pricing ends Friday.
The annual legislative conference will take place May 12-14 in Washington, D.C.
Attendance was up 40 percent, and Hill visits were up by a third
