At a crossroads: Lets not choose the Detroit route
February 20, 2010
The topic had an ambitious title: “Boating at a Crossroads: How to live long and prosper.” It’s a good question. Tough one, too. I was
The topic had an ambitious title: “Boating at a Crossroads: How to live long and prosper.” It’s a good question. Tough one, too. I was
At some point during a marine business roundtable discussion prior to the start of the Providence (R.I.) Boat Show, someone invoked the name Herreshoff –
Our industry – indeed, our world – has undergone tremendous change and upheaval in the last 16 months. Change that has been fundamental, cyclical and
After more than 40 years of helping Grady-White dealers sell boats, Bing Fishman, one of the “good guys” in this business, is sailing into retirement.
We tend to forget during these tough times that many of us got into this business because of our love of boats and the water.
The topic had an ambitious title: “Boating at a Crossroads: How to live long and prosper.” It’s a good question. Tough one, too. I was
At some point during a marine business roundtable discussion prior to the start of the Providence (R.I.) Boat Show, someone invoked the name Herreshoff –
Our industry – indeed, our world – has undergone tremendous change and upheaval in the last 16 months. Change that has been fundamental, cyclical and
After more than 40 years of helping Grady-White dealers sell boats, Bing Fishman, one of the “good guys” in this business, is sailing into retirement.
We tend to forget during these tough times that many of us got into this business because of our love of boats and the water.
