The 2024 Global Marine Industry Workplace Study
Advertisement

Brunswick Corp.

Clarity of Purpose

Autonomous and AI capabilities are focusing not on total boat control, but on making operation safer

Hands-Free Boating

With Brunswick’s autonomous operating system, a boat can enter or exit a slip all by itself.

How to Play Smart Defense

Brunswick Corp.’s $85 million loss has cybersecurity experts urging all companies to fortify vulnerabilities.

Beyond the Landfills

Several companies in the marine industry are figuring out how to recycle fiberglass boats at the end of their life cycles so they don’t end up in a garbage heap.

Q&A with Jill Wrobel

Jill Wrobel joined Brunswick in 2020 as vice president, enterprise human resources and transformation leader, and in December 2021, she was promoted to executive vice president and chief human resources officer.

Q&A with Craig Kirby

To take a closer look at the similarities and differences between boating and RVing, Soundings Trade Only talked with Craig Kirby, president/CEO of the RV Industry Association.

An Electrifying Future

The Association of Marina Industries Conference & Expo in Daytona Beach, Fla brought together more than 110 companies in the marina industry to address the present and future of electrification for the boating industry, hosting and storing boats and more.

Where Technology Meets Art

At the 45,000-square-foot Brunswick Boat Group Technology Center located at the Boston Whaler campus in Edgewater, Fla., the creative process transitions to the production line.

Q&A with David Foulkes and Alexandra Cattelan

After divesting its well-known bowling, billiards and fitness brands, Brunswick Corp. emerged as a boating-focused conglomerate, with familiar brands including Sea Ray, Boston Whaler, Bayliner, Protector, Lowe Boats, Mercury Marine, and Freedom Boat Club.

Clarity of Purpose

Autonomous and AI capabilities are focusing not on total boat control, but on making operation safer

Hands-Free Boating

With Brunswick’s autonomous operating system, a boat can enter or exit a slip all by itself.

Beyond the Landfills

Several companies in the marine industry are figuring out how to recycle fiberglass boats at the end of their life cycles so they don’t end up in a garbage heap.

Q&A with Jill Wrobel

Jill Wrobel joined Brunswick in 2020 as vice president, enterprise human resources and transformation leader, and in December 2021, she was promoted to executive vice president and chief human resources officer.

Q&A with Craig Kirby

To take a closer look at the similarities and differences between boating and RVing, Soundings Trade Only talked with Craig Kirby, president/CEO of the RV Industry Association.

An Electrifying Future

The Association of Marina Industries Conference & Expo in Daytona Beach, Fla brought together more than 110 companies in the marina industry to address the present and future of electrification for the boating industry, hosting and storing boats and more.

Where Technology Meets Art

At the 45,000-square-foot Brunswick Boat Group Technology Center located at the Boston Whaler campus in Edgewater, Fla., the creative process transitions to the production line.

Q&A with David Foulkes and Alexandra Cattelan

After divesting its well-known bowling, billiards and fitness brands, Brunswick Corp. emerged as a boating-focused conglomerate, with familiar brands including Sea Ray, Boston Whaler, Bayliner, Protector, Lowe Boats, Mercury Marine, and Freedom Boat Club.

Advertisement
Advertisement