RBFF Names Chief Executive
October 4, 2021
Dave Chanda will head the organization as president and CEO after serving in a vice president role for the last four years.
Dave Chanda will head the organization as president and CEO after serving in a vice president role for the last four years.
At last week’s Partners Outdoors symposium, RBFF’s Stephanie Vatalaro shared information that can help the marine industry get to know its new audiences.
RBFF, NMMA and MRAA will launch the second year of their boating and fishing campaign during June’s National Fishing and Boating Week.
Key findings from a Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation study show how new boaters and anglers are coming to the sport in record numbers.
Reflecting the influx of new participants, a joint RBFF, NMMA and MRAA survey is aimed at prioritizing retention efforts.
The boating and fishing industry worked together to leverage the health benefits of both activities during the pandemic.
Findings reveal cultural differences between segments and ways to better engage these groups.
The effort has delivered almost $14 million back to states.
The Wall Street Journal highlights RBFF’s 60 in 60 effort, while criticizing the lack of diversity in the sport.
Dave Chanda will head the organization as president and CEO after serving in a vice president role for the last four years.
At last week’s Partners Outdoors symposium, RBFF’s Stephanie Vatalaro shared information that can help the marine industry get to know its new audiences.
RBFF, NMMA and MRAA will launch the second year of their boating and fishing campaign during June’s National Fishing and Boating Week.
Key findings from a Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation study show how new boaters and anglers are coming to the sport in record numbers.
Reflecting the influx of new participants, a joint RBFF, NMMA and MRAA survey is aimed at prioritizing retention efforts.
The boating and fishing industry worked together to leverage the health benefits of both activities during the pandemic.
Five other members were also appointed.
Findings reveal cultural differences between segments and ways to better engage these groups.
The effort has delivered almost $14 million back to states.
The Wall Street Journal highlights RBFF’s 60 in 60 effort, while criticizing the lack of diversity in the sport.
