Bertram Yachts acquires waterfront facility in Florida
July 14, 2016
Iconic American boatbuilder Bertram Yachts said today that it acquired a waterfront facility on Florida’s Gulf Coast.
Iconic American boatbuilder Bertram Yachts said today that it acquired a waterfront facility on Florida’s Gulf Coast.
Iconic American boatbuilder Bertram Yachts announced this week that Peter Truslow joined the company as chief executive officer.
The iconic Bertram Yacht brand is re-emerging with a new owner, new leadership and a new design inspired by the Bertram 31.
Bertram said tooling is underway on its first new model, which will be announced at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show.
The company said the first new product will be announced at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show in November.
The former Bertram Yacht headquarters and marine service center on the Miami River in Florida was sold for $35.5 million.
Fort Lauderdale-based Bertram Yacht today announced two appointments to its U.S.-based management team.
Bertram Yacht recently warned Florida state officials of 86 possible layoffs as a result of the company’s relocation from Miami to Merritt Island in Brevard
Bertram Yacht has appointed Robert Ullberg, a former project engineer at Tom Fexas Yacht Design who founded Ullberg Yacht Design, as vice president of engineering
Bertram Yacht named Don Smith vice president of sales with oversight of domestic and international markets. Smith has more than 27 years of experience in
Iconic American boatbuilder Bertram Yachts said today that it acquired a waterfront facility on Florida’s Gulf Coast.
Iconic American boatbuilder Bertram Yachts announced this week that Peter Truslow joined the company as chief executive officer.
The iconic Bertram Yacht brand is re-emerging with a new owner, new leadership and a new design inspired by the Bertram 31.
Bertram said tooling is underway on its first new model, which will be announced at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show.
The company said the first new product will be announced at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show in November.
The former Bertram Yacht headquarters and marine service center on the Miami River in Florida was sold for $35.5 million.
Fort Lauderdale-based Bertram Yacht today announced two appointments to its U.S.-based management team.
Bertram Yacht recently warned Florida state officials of 86 possible layoffs as a result of the company’s relocation from Miami to Merritt Island in Brevard
Bertram Yacht has appointed Robert Ullberg, a former project engineer at Tom Fexas Yacht Design who founded Ullberg Yacht Design, as vice president of engineering
Bertram Yacht named Don Smith vice president of sales with oversight of domestic and international markets. Smith has more than 27 years of experience in
