40 years of WEST SYSTEM
March 20, 2009
Gougeon Brothers Inc., manufacturer of WEST SYSTEM epoxy, is celebrating its 40th year in business. The company was founded by Meade and Jan Gougeon, who
Gougeon Brothers Inc., manufacturer of WEST SYSTEM epoxy, is celebrating its 40th year in business. The company was founded by Meade and Jan Gougeon, who
Ken Cirillo, business development executive for Jeppesen Marine, was named to the board of the Sea Tow Foundation for Boating Safety and Education. Cirillo was
The Association of Marina Industries elected its 2009 officers and directors at the recent International Marina & Boatyard Conference. Jim Frye, CMM, of Westrec Marinas, will
The Island Packet 460 was named 2008 Domestic Boat of the Year by Cruising World magazine. The boat also won the Best Long-Distance Cruiser award.
William Naumann is coming out of retirement to head up the Hatteras Collection as part of several organizational changes at Brunswick Corp. Naumann, who retired
In the August update to the Atlantic hurricane season outlook, the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration’s Climate Prediction Center increased the likelihood of an above-normal
Gougeon Brothers Inc., manufacturer of WEST SYSTEM epoxy, is celebrating its 40th year in business. The company was founded by Meade and Jan Gougeon, who
Ken Cirillo, business development executive for Jeppesen Marine, was named to the board of the Sea Tow Foundation for Boating Safety and Education. Cirillo was
The Association of Marina Industries elected its 2009 officers and directors at the recent International Marina & Boatyard Conference. Jim Frye, CMM, of Westrec Marinas, will
The Island Packet 460 was named 2008 Domestic Boat of the Year by Cruising World magazine. The boat also won the Best Long-Distance Cruiser award.
William Naumann is coming out of retirement to head up the Hatteras Collection as part of several organizational changes at Brunswick Corp. Naumann, who retired
In the August update to the Atlantic hurricane season outlook, the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration’s Climate Prediction Center increased the likelihood of an above-normal
