MarineMax will ring opening bell Tuesday at NYSE
MarineMax will ring the New York Stock Exchange opening bell on Tuesday.
MarineMax will ring the New York Stock Exchange opening bell on Tuesday.
MarineMax Vacations said it is celebrating its fifth anniversary this year with a fleet of more than 60 boats.
MarineMax said today that it acquired the Hall Marine Group and its six locations in the Carolinas and Georgia.
The MarineMax Naples Yacht Center in Florida teamed with the Collier County Salvation Army.
MarineMax said today that it will debut the new Sea Ray SLXW at the Houston Boat Show.
The “Trout and Winter Fishing on Our Bays and Gulf” seminar will be held at MarineMax Panama City Beach in a classroom setting.
MarineMax said Harry Mountain was named brand manager of Aquila Power Catamarans.
Attendance at the show, which wrapped up Nov. 7, was up 5 percent from 2015.
Five MarineMax stores were named as Boston Whaler’s top five highest sales locations worldwide.

FORT LAUDERDALE — A word to the wise: Run at customers’ problems, not away from them, and don’t try to shift blame, said Bill McGill, CEO and president of MarineMax.
MarineMax will ring the New York Stock Exchange opening bell on Tuesday.
MarineMax Vacations said it is celebrating its fifth anniversary this year with a fleet of more than 60 boats.
MarineMax said today that it acquired the Hall Marine Group and its six locations in the Carolinas and Georgia.
The MarineMax Naples Yacht Center in Florida teamed with the Collier County Salvation Army.
MarineMax said today that it will debut the new Sea Ray SLXW at the Houston Boat Show.
The “Trout and Winter Fishing on Our Bays and Gulf” seminar will be held at MarineMax Panama City Beach in a classroom setting.
MarineMax said Harry Mountain was named brand manager of Aquila Power Catamarans.
Attendance at the show, which wrapped up Nov. 7, was up 5 percent from 2015.
Five MarineMax stores were named as Boston Whaler’s top five highest sales locations worldwide.

FORT LAUDERDALE — A word to the wise: Run at customers’ problems, not away from them, and don’t try to shift blame, said Bill McGill, CEO and president of MarineMax.