MarineMax Vacations names BVI operations director
June 12, 2017
MarineMax Vacations named Clarence Malone as director of operations of the company’s charter base in BVI.
MarineMax Vacations named Clarence Malone as director of operations of the company’s charter base in BVI.
MarineMax said it joined with SeaNet and Yvan Eymieu for the distribution of Aquila Power Catamarans.
MarineMax released a new website with a new look and feel that the company said is easier to navigate.
MarineMax said it received two American Advertising Awards from the American Advertising Federation of Florida.
MarineMax said today that revenue grew 23 percent to $245 million in its second fiscal 2017 quarter.
MarineMax introduced William Smith as vice president of the MarineMax Superyachts division at the Palm Beach International Boat Show.
MarineMax said it will launch several new models from its top brands at the Miami International Boat Show and Yachts Miami Beach.
MarineMax said superyacht industry veteran William Smith is joining the company.
New Yorkers got a glimpse of major trends in the marine industry on Tuesday on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
MarineMax said it turned a $2.6 million profit in the December quarter.
MarineMax Vacations named Clarence Malone as director of operations of the company’s charter base in BVI.
MarineMax said it joined with SeaNet and Yvan Eymieu for the distribution of Aquila Power Catamarans.
MarineMax released a new website with a new look and feel that the company said is easier to navigate.
MarineMax said it received two American Advertising Awards from the American Advertising Federation of Florida.
MarineMax said today that revenue grew 23 percent to $245 million in its second fiscal 2017 quarter.
MarineMax introduced William Smith as vice president of the MarineMax Superyachts division at the Palm Beach International Boat Show.
MarineMax said it will launch several new models from its top brands at the Miami International Boat Show and Yachts Miami Beach.
MarineMax said superyacht industry veteran William Smith is joining the company.
New Yorkers got a glimpse of major trends in the marine industry on Tuesday on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
MarineMax said it turned a $2.6 million profit in the December quarter.
