The Next Level of Retail Leadership
April 28, 2026
Today’s challenges demand industrywide thinking and shared direction
Today’s challenges demand industrywide thinking and shared direction
Some technical standards carry recommendations that belong front and center on any commissioning checklist
Navico and Avikus are combining in-house expertise with outside know-how to advance on-board technology
This year’s Neptune Awards didn’t just celebrate excellence. They also showed what’s possible with today’s top-notch thinking
Wage growth seen as the “most significant positive”
Rising fuel costs add pressure for shoppers already feeling uncertain about making purchases
Boat shows have reported good numbers and purchases, but economic challenges remain
Editor-in-chief Gary Reich opines about the state of the marine aftermarket in his April letter from the editor.
Boats larger than 80 feet are selling, but below that size, even brokers with decades of experience can’t get a clear market read
Two thirty-somethings with boatbuilding in their blood are starting an electric boat company in the heart of Lowcountry South Carolina.
Today’s challenges demand industrywide thinking and shared direction
Some technical standards carry recommendations that belong front and center on any commissioning checklist
Navico and Avikus are combining in-house expertise with outside know-how to advance on-board technology
This year’s Neptune Awards didn’t just celebrate excellence. They also showed what’s possible with today’s top-notch thinking
Wage growth seen as the “most significant positive”
Rising fuel costs add pressure for shoppers already feeling uncertain about making purchases
Boat shows have reported good numbers and purchases, but economic challenges remain
Editor-in-chief Gary Reich opines about the state of the marine aftermarket in his April letter from the editor.
Boats larger than 80 feet are selling, but below that size, even brokers with decades of experience can’t get a clear market read
Two thirty-somethings with boatbuilding in their blood are starting an electric boat company in the heart of Lowcountry South Carolina.
