NMEA names new chairman
November 14, 2013
The National Marine Electronics Association announced that Johnny Lindstrom, a design engineer at Westport Shipyard in Washington, will become chairman of the NMEA board of
The National Marine Electronics Association announced that Johnny Lindstrom, a design engineer at Westport Shipyard in Washington, will become chairman of the NMEA board of
The National Marine Electronics Association’s equipment standards achieved greater recognition under a status enhancement granted by the International Electrotechnical Commission. The enhancement was announced during
The National Marine Electronics Association’s 2000 ConnectFest, a “live” demonstration of the NMEA 2000 open industry networking standard, is scheduled to take place Nov. 19
The National Marine Electronics Association extended its early registration discount for the group’s annual Conference & Expo to be held Sept. 25-28 at the Sheraton
The National Marine Electronics Association said the 2013 NMEA International Marine Electronics Conference and Expo will be held Sept. 25-28 in San Diego at the
Actuant Corp. CEO Bob Arzbaecher said the group expects to sell its electrical segment as a whole and will look at using the proceeds for
Actuant Corp. reported second-quarter sales and earnings at the high end of its guidance ranges. Despite beating estimates, a 12 percent drop in fiscal second-quarter
Actuant Electrical, a segment of Actuant Corp., announced two organizational changes within the global marine and mobile business segment. Robert Miller, current BEP Marine site
Actuant Corp. announced results for its first quarter, which ended Nov. 30. Total sales declined 4 percent, compared with the prior year, with acquisitions contributing
Marine electronics retailer The GPS Store announced that another member of its corporate family recently earned two important certificates from the National Marine Electronics Association.
The National Marine Electronics Association announced that Johnny Lindstrom, a design engineer at Westport Shipyard in Washington, will become chairman of the NMEA board of
The National Marine Electronics Association’s equipment standards achieved greater recognition under a status enhancement granted by the International Electrotechnical Commission. The enhancement was announced during
The National Marine Electronics Association’s 2000 ConnectFest, a “live” demonstration of the NMEA 2000 open industry networking standard, is scheduled to take place Nov. 19
The National Marine Electronics Association extended its early registration discount for the group’s annual Conference & Expo to be held Sept. 25-28 at the Sheraton
The National Marine Electronics Association said the 2013 NMEA International Marine Electronics Conference and Expo will be held Sept. 25-28 in San Diego at the
Actuant Corp. CEO Bob Arzbaecher said the group expects to sell its electrical segment as a whole and will look at using the proceeds for
Actuant Corp. reported second-quarter sales and earnings at the high end of its guidance ranges. Despite beating estimates, a 12 percent drop in fiscal second-quarter
Actuant Electrical, a segment of Actuant Corp., announced two organizational changes within the global marine and mobile business segment. Robert Miller, current BEP Marine site
Actuant Corp. announced results for its first quarter, which ended Nov. 30. Total sales declined 4 percent, compared with the prior year, with acquisitions contributing
Marine electronics retailer The GPS Store announced that another member of its corporate family recently earned two important certificates from the National Marine Electronics Association.
