Imtra signs supplier deal with American Boatbuilders Association
July 8, 2015
Imtra said the American Boatbuilders Association selected the company as a supplier of choice for lighting products.
Imtra said the American Boatbuilders Association selected the company as a supplier of choice for lighting products.
Imtra said it is partnering with Norway-based Lilaas to bring contemporary and intuitive controls to the U.S. market.
ESSEX, Conn. — There are myriad signs that the recreational boating industry is rebounding from the Great Recession, but two of them stand out for
Imtra Marine Products named Eric Braitmayer as president and CEO. Braitmayer, who previously was chief operating officer, succeeds longtime Imtra president and CEO Nat Bishop.
Imtra hired Jeff Vancura to be the company’s next chief financial officer. A finance veteran with 20 years of experience as a top executive, Vancura
Robert “Bob” Paul Slaff, 89, who founded Inland Marine in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., and later lived in Annapolis after his company was involved in a merger,
Imtra, a manufacturer and importer of marine products, announced the official unveiling of its new website. Incorporating enhanced filtering capabilities and a fully searchable database,
Cordjia Marine Solutions, which develops Web-based business management solutions for the marine industry, announced that Imtra Corp. selected its Customer Experience Portal as its new
Imtra said the American Boatbuilders Association selected the company as a supplier of choice for lighting products.
Imtra said it is partnering with Norway-based Lilaas to bring contemporary and intuitive controls to the U.S. market.
ESSEX, Conn. — There are myriad signs that the recreational boating industry is rebounding from the Great Recession, but two of them stand out for
Imtra Marine Products named Eric Braitmayer as president and CEO. Braitmayer, who previously was chief operating officer, succeeds longtime Imtra president and CEO Nat Bishop.
Imtra hired Jeff Vancura to be the company’s next chief financial officer. A finance veteran with 20 years of experience as a top executive, Vancura
Robert “Bob” Paul Slaff, 89, who founded Inland Marine in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., and later lived in Annapolis after his company was involved in a merger,
Imtra, a manufacturer and importer of marine products, announced the official unveiling of its new website. Incorporating enhanced filtering capabilities and a fully searchable database,
Cordjia Marine Solutions, which develops Web-based business management solutions for the marine industry, announced that Imtra Corp. selected its Customer Experience Portal as its new
