Superyacht forum coming in May
March 17, 2009
The American Superyacht Forum is scheduled for May 11-14 in Seattle with a theme of “Made in America — An Expanding Marketplace.”The forum, sponsored by
The American Superyacht Forum is scheduled for May 11-14 in Seattle with a theme of “Made in America — An Expanding Marketplace.”The forum, sponsored by
Maureen A. Healey, executive director of the Personal Watercraft Industry Association, was named to the board of directors of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway Association. “All
Tricon Marine, a builder of FRP/composite luxury yachts to 180 feet, completed construction of what it says is China’s “first and only” wholly North American owned-and-operated
Neptune Group Yachting of Fort Lauderdale opened a new Latin American division in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The new division will be managed by Eduardo
Brunswick Corp. plans to close its Cumberland, Md., plant and transfer production of Trophy offshore fishing boats to a plant in Ashland City, Tenn. Manufacturing
American Suzuki Motor Corp. plans to consolidate its independent business units — automotive, motorcycle/ATV and marine, along with corporate operations — under new president Kinji
Rep. Norm Dicks, D-Wash., a longtime supporter of conservation efforts, was honored as part of the National Fishing and Boating Week celebrations held June 1-8.
The American Superyacht Forum is scheduled for May 11-14 in Seattle with a theme of “Made in America — An Expanding Marketplace.”The forum, sponsored by
Maureen A. Healey, executive director of the Personal Watercraft Industry Association, was named to the board of directors of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway Association. “All
Tricon Marine, a builder of FRP/composite luxury yachts to 180 feet, completed construction of what it says is China’s “first and only” wholly North American owned-and-operated
Neptune Group Yachting of Fort Lauderdale opened a new Latin American division in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The new division will be managed by Eduardo
Brunswick Corp. plans to close its Cumberland, Md., plant and transfer production of Trophy offshore fishing boats to a plant in Ashland City, Tenn. Manufacturing
American Suzuki Motor Corp. plans to consolidate its independent business units — automotive, motorcycle/ATV and marine, along with corporate operations — under new president Kinji
Rep. Norm Dicks, D-Wash., a longtime supporter of conservation efforts, was honored as part of the National Fishing and Boating Week celebrations held June 1-8.
