You are also invited to attend our 1+1 Program Kickoff Event – Building the Next Generation of Leaders on Wednesday, June 17th, 9 – 10:30 am. This virtual event features a dynamic industry panel: Carly Hysell, Associate Director of Global PR & Communications at Garmin; Caroline Carnahan, Owner of the Springfield Marine Group; Victoria Low, CEO of the Magenta Project. Thank you to our event sponsors: Yamaha Watercraft, West Marine, MarineMax, Springfield Marine, Sea Tow, Garmin and the MRAA.
Amanda Ward is Vice President of Business Solutions at MarineMax, where she leads the strategy and execution of innovative solutions to drive business growth, operational efficiency, and customer excellence. She oversees the company’s Marketing Technology, Data, and Reporting functions, aligning teams and capabilities to strengthen collaboration, streamline processes, and drive innovation.
Amanda began her career in the marine industry in 2008 and has spent over a decade growing her leadership at MarineMax. She previously led the Marketing Technology team, advancing the company’s digital and data capabilities and strengthening the use of analytics to improve sales performance and customer engagement. In 2019, she was recognized by Boating Industry as a “40 Under 40” honoree.
Days/times available: 6/19: 11:00am, 2:00pm, 6/26: 11:00am, 2:00pm EST
Andrea Tetto is a Mechanical Engineer with advanced degrees in Production Engineering (MS) and Business Strategy (MBA). She specializes in business strategy and organizational development, leveraging her technical background to drive transformative change across business operations. With a passion for aligning engineering capabilities with strategic goals, Andrea helps organizations optimize performance, foster innovation, and navigate complex change initiatives.
A Yamaha team member since 2022, Tetto began her career as the Marine Business Planning Division Manager, where she provided leadership, strategic direction and an oversight of the Marine Business Planning functions. She also led the transformation of the Business Planning function, providing data-driven insights and direction to stakeholders across the marine segment.
In her current role of Director, Marine Planning, Tetto leads the Business Planning Division, Product Management Division and Cost Planning teams. She provides strategic vision, business planning, product management expertise and cost planning acumen, optimizing the financial resources within the Marine Industry.
Prior to joining Yamaha, Tetto served 25 years at the Volvo Group in various senior management level roles, internationally. Most recently, she held the title of Director, Remarketing and Asset Management, Volvo Financial Services (VFS), where she led projects including global and regional remarketing information consolidation, developed a remarketing and asset management strategic plan and provided market support on follow-up actions based on KPI results. Prior to this, she served as Vice President, Sales Process Optimization, Mack Trucks®; Senior Vice President, Commercial Support, Volvo Group; Vice President, Marketing Intelligence and Planning, Volvo Group; along with multiple other roles.
Tetto reports directly to Ben Speciale, President, Yamaha U.S. Marine Business Unit.
Yamaha’s U.S. Marine Business Unit, based in Kennesaw, Ga., is responsible for the sales, marketing, and distribution of Yamaha Marine products in the U.S. including Yamaha Outboards, Yamaha WaveRunners®, Yamaha Boats, G3® Boats and Skeeter® Boats. Supporting 2,400 dealers and boat builders nationwide, Yamaha is the industry leader in reliability, performance, technology and customer service.
Days/times available: 6/18: 3:00pm, 6/22: 3:00pm, 6/24: 3:00pm, 6/25: 9:00am EST
Angela Pilkington is the Chief Operating Officer of Correct Craft, a 100-year-old marine industry company with global operations. Correct Craft’s subsidiaries include eight boat brands, four engine brands, two water sports parks, and entities devoted solely to vertical integration and innovation. The company has manufacturing facilities across the U.S. and distributes into about 70 countries.
Angela has held various positions with the company for 44 years, including Chief Financial Officer and Executive Vice President/Chief of Staff. In her current role, she works closely with the operations, materials, and Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) leaders at each subsidiary, focusing on continuous improvement and efficient processes. Currently, she is working with several subsidiaries on expansion projects, implementation of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software and the company’s carbon neutral initiative.
Angela has been responsible for legal issues, intellectual property, contracts, lawsuits, accounting and finance, budgeting, information technology management, risk management, and team leader for special projects in her previous role as VP of Administration. She has been instrumental in numerous acquisitions by Correct Craft. In her role as COO at Nautique Boats, she was influential in increasing production efficiencies while also managing the 53,000 square feet expansion of the plant to increase production.
Angela has a bachelor’s degree in business administration from the University of Florida and a master of business administration from the University of Central Florida. She is also a Certified Management Accountant and has received the Safety Manager Certificate. Angela has also received her black belt in Lean Six Sigma from Villanova University. Angela has been recognized with some of the marine industry’s top awards, including the Darlene Briggs Award by Marine Retailers Association of the Americas (MRAA) and Women Making Waves.
Angela is on the Junior Achievement Central Florida Advisory Board and is the Chance2Dance Board Treasurer. She also served on the board of Impower, formerly The Grove Counseling Center, for six years.
Angela is married to Mark Pilkington, a former Chief of the Orange County Sheriff’s Office. Mark and Angela have two grown children and one grandchild.
Days/times available: 6/18: 10:00am, 3:00pm, 6/25: 10:00am, 3:00pm EST
Barbara Amerio is the CEO and Sustainability Director of Amer Yachts, the independent Italian shipyard founded by her father, Fernando, in 1993.
With over 30 years of experience in the luxury yachting industry, she is recognized as a leader and advocate for sustainability and gender equality. An expert in negotiation, sales, shipping, insurance, boat shows, charter markets, and maritime safety, Amerio combines entrepreneurial skills with a passion for innovation. With her brother Rodolfo, she has led the family business to international growth through the production of custom-made, eco-friendly superyachts crafted in Italy.
Through her expertise, she continues to drive the company’s ecological transition and global expansion, while inspiring the next generation of maritime professionals. At Amer Yachts she has built a dynamic, women-led administrative and commercial team, promoting an empathetic management style focused on human capital, continuous learning, and work-life balance. Barbara Amerio also fosters academic partnerships, bridging education and industry through lectures, research, internships, and onboard experiences, advancing ESG research and shaping the future of the yachting sector.
Days/times available: 6/17: 10:00am, 6/18: 10:00am, 6/22: 10:00am, 6/24: 10:00am
Giulia Russo is Executive Assistant to the CEO of Amer Yachts, company operating in the luxury yachting sector. She has gained experience in dynamic and international environments, participating in major yacht shows and contributing to the operational and organizational management of complex projects. In her role, she supports senior management in decision-making processes and is involved in coordinating international relations and strategic initiatives, contributing to the company’s growth and positioning within the global luxury yachting landscape.
Days/times available: 6/17: 10:00am, 6/18: 10:00am, 6/22: 10:00am, 6/24: 10:00am
Carlos Brito is a Strategic Purchasing leader for North America at Groupe Beneteau, supporting sourcing strategy and supplier development across leading recreational marine brands including Four Winns, Wellcraft, and Scarab. With more than 15 years of international experience in supply chain management, procurement, import/export operations, logistics, and commercial strategy, he plays a key role in strengthening supplier partnerships and advancing manufacturing competitiveness across the company’s U.S. operations.
Holding a Master of Science in Supply Chain Management and Logistics, Carlos works closely with executive leadership, engineering, operations, and finance teams to implement sourcing strategies that support product development, supplier localization, cost optimization, and supply continuity within the recreational boating sector. His work contributes directly to cross-platform initiatives that enhance operational performance and align purchasing decisions with long-term organizational priorities across North America and global supply networks.
Recognized for building trusted relationships with suppliers and senior stakeholders across regions, Carlos brings deep experience in international commerce, negotiations, risk management, and cross-functional collaboration within multinational environments. He has led initiatives across both direct materials and indirect corporate categories, supporting scalable growth and strategic transformation in complex manufacturing organizations.
As a mentor, Carlos is committed to supporting professionals across the marine industry by sharing practical insight on supplier strategy, global sourcing, organizational influence, and leadership development. He is particularly passionate about helping emerging leaders navigate technical and business environments while expanding their strategic impact within the boating industry.
Days/times available: 6/17: 11:00am, 6/18: 10:00am, 6/22: 10:00am, 6/26: 11:00am EST
Carly Hysell joined the in-house corporate communications and public relations team at Garmin in 2007 with an emphasis on its marine markets. Today she leads Garmin’s PR efforts for its five business segments – fitness, outdoor, aviation, marine and auto – as the Associate Director of Public Relations. During her tenure, she has been instrumental in dozens of key product launches for the company that has helped strategically place Garmin as a leader in all of the markets it serves.
Days/times available: 6/18: 3:00pm, 6/23: 10:00am, 3:00pm, 6/25: 10:30am EST
Caroline Carnahan is the CEO and Co-Founder of Springfield Marine Company, located in Nixa, MO, and the SCHECO manufacturing facility, located in Shanghai, China. Springfield Marine boat seats, hardware, and recreational solutions are the leading brand installed by OEMs worldwide and has been in operation since 1952. Caroline was born and raised in Taiwan. As a master of three languages: English, Japanese, and Mandarin Chinese, and successful entrepreneur, Caroline is a globally recognized woman in the boating industry. Her former roles include translator, jewelry business owner, and working as a liaison to US companies navigating the Asian business world. She currently resides in Missouri, United States, and is the epitome of the American Dream. Going beyond the borders of her country, traveling across the globe, experiencing, and embracing many cultures, she remains strong in her faith and in the role of mother and grandmother to her family, making a mark on the people she encounters. She is a true legacy.
Days/times available: 6/18: 10:00am, 11:00am, 2:00pm, 3:00pm EST
Dave Dunn is the Senior Director of Marine & RV Sales for Garmin. He has spent 30 years in the marine industry, beginning his career at Boater’s World immediately after high school. Dave joined Garmin in 2010 as a Regional Sales Manager and progressed through a series of roles with increasing responsibility before being appointed to his current position. Today, he leads Garmin’s Marine and RV business in the United States. Garmin’s marine portfolio has expanded to include Fusion, Navionics, JL Audio, and Lumishore, and the company employs more than 23,000 associates globally across 100 offices in 37 countries.
Dave serves on the Board of Directors for the Center for Sport Fishing Policy (CSP) and is actively involved with several other marine organizations. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of North Carolina Wilmington.
An avid offshore fisherman, Dave enjoys spending time on the water with his wife and three sons when he is not working.
Days/times available: 6/17: 10:00am, 6/18: 3:00pm, 6/24: 3:00pm, 6/25: 10:00am EST
David Karpinski was born and raised in Gloversville NY, and is a graduate of Syracuse University where he earned a BS degree in Business Administration and Marketing. He began his career at Taylor Made Products, where he was employed for 27 years and most recently served as President of the company’s marine aftermarket division. In 2020, he joined the Brunswick Corporation as Director of Sales for Land ‘n Sea and is currently the Senior Director of Strategy and Category Management. He has been an active board member of the National Marine Distributors Association (NMDA) since 2017 and currently serves as its treasurer.
David has served as Chairman of the Salvation Army and on the board of First Choice Financial Credit Union in his hometown in NY. He is the Executive Director of the Parkhurst Field Foundation, a non-profit foundation he founded to preserve and develop the ballpark in Gloversville, one of the oldest baseball grounds in America and the only remaining in the country on which Moonlight Doc Graham (Field of Dreams) played over a century ago. His employment with a major employer in the region as well as driver of the Parkhurst $3.5M economic development project spurred his involvement in regional and state politics as he advocated on their behalf and the betterment of the community. Since moving to the town of Milton in 2012, he volunteered as VP of Saratoga Little League and has coached the Yellowjackets baseball team. David joined the Town of Milton Republican Committee in 2016 and served four years as the Chairman, where he led the organization through an undefeated tenure and the Republican Party regained unanimous control of the Milton Town Council and the majority control of the Village of Ballston Spa town board. In November 2023, David was inducted into the New York State Baseball Hall of Fame for his success in building out a $2M phase one grandstand and premier field at Parkhurst Field.
David is a proud father of two children, Michael and Elise.
Days/times available: 6/23: 3:00pm, 6/24: 3:00pm, 6/25: 3:00pm, 6/26: 3:00pm EST
Dee Thomas is the Director of Product & Marketing at Springfield Marine Company and Shark Seating, where she leads product strategy, innovation, and brand development across both organizations. With a hands-on approach to product lifecycle management, Dee works closely with engineering, sales, and marketing teams to bring new solutions to market and strengthen brand positioning across digital and traditional channels.
Her experience spans product development, marketing strategy, and content execution, with a focus on building scalable marketing platforms and launching products that resonate with both OEM partners and end users. Dee is known for bridging the gap between technical product innovation and compelling brand storytelling, helping organizations move beyond execution into meaningful market impact.
As a mentor, Dee enjoys guiding others through career growth, helping them find clarity in their path, build confidence in their voice, and develop the skills needed to lead within their organizations. Outside of work, she enjoys distance running, beekeeping, and creative pursuits like painting and card-making—interests that reflect her appreciation for discipline, patience, and continuous growth.
Days/times available: 6/23: 9:00am, 10:00am, 6/25: 9:00am, 10:00am, EST
Donna Giddens is the Sales Administrator and CSI Manager of Chaparral and Robalo Boats, a 61-year-old marine industry company with world-wide operations. Chaparral and Robalo Boats produces 41 models which are distributed by a great dealer network of over 278 dealers. The internal sales and CSI team is comprised of young women making their way in the industry.
Donna earned a Bachelor of Science in Textile and Apparel Science at North Carolina State University and moved from North Carolina to Nashville, Georgia for a career opportunity. During this time, she married and started a family. She struggled to find the balance between her passion for her own career and her important role as a wife and mother.
Donna’s advice from her mentors has been invaluable in her career and family life. She have found inspiration, guidance, and support from them. Great mentor/mentee relationships are essential for growth in the industry and life-long learning.
She believes our worth is our contribution. She currently serves on the Family Connections Communities In Schools (FCCIS) Executive Board, She is the founder and chair of the FCCIS scholarship fund. There is great need in her surrounding small communities –and feels a huge responsibility to give back to help others succeed.
Working to find balance in your career and family life is often difficult. The truth is it is more of a juggling act. Women have the great ability to multitask and juggle many projects at the same time. She has found choosing to be present and intentional with her career and family is what has worked.
Days/times available: 6/18: 10:00am, 4:00pm, 6/23: 10:00am, 4:00pm EST
Eric Fetchko grew up around boats, and his early experiences with technical glitches and mechanical issues lead him to believe that there had to be way to make boats less quirky, more reliable, and well, just better.
Little did he know at the time that this goal would become the lynchpin of a boating industry career that has spanned decades. In fact, June 2024 marks Fetchko’s 38th year at the company that is today Dometic Outdoor, a leading solutions provider dedicated to making mobile living easier. When he started at Teleflex back in 1986, he didn’t realize at the time he would be making a career in the recreational boating industry. Looking back, it’s hard to imagine him in any other field given his life-long passion for boating and the outdoors.
Fetchko began at Teleflex as a junior engineer and worked his way up to president — an impressive feat especially given today’s competitive market, business climate and transitory nature of top talent. Not only that, but it has also given him insight to every level of the company and its operations.
Over these many years, Fetchko has presided over some of the industry’s most significant technical advancements, including many NMMA Innovation Award winners across multiple product categories.
It is not awards or accolades, however, that drive Fetchko to bigger and better things for Dometic Outdoor and the boating industry. It’s the same desire with which he began his career — to help the industry build better boats and provide consumers with the best possible experience on the water.
Days/times available: 6/22: 11:00am, 2:00pm, 6/24: 11:00am, 2:00pm EST
Jarrod Seymour brings over 26 years of experience at Garmin, spanning multiple product segments including outdoor, automotive and marine. With a strong foundation in both electrical and software engineering, he has led product design teams for more than 20 years. Jarrod has played a pivotal role in Garmin’s marine segment since 2013 and was named Marine Business Segment Leader in 2018. Driven by a genuine passion for marine electronics both personally and professionally, Jarrod’s leadership fuels ongoing innovation and strategic growth within Garmin’s marine business.
Days/times available: 6/17: 12:00pm, 6/18: 3:30pm EST
Jeanne Craig is an editorial strategist with more than 20 years of experience creating content for recreational boaters across print, digital, and social platforms. In her current role as Editor-in-Chief of Soundings and Director of Custom Publications for Firecrown Media, she focuses on growing engaged audiences through a mix thoughtful storytelling, data analytics and reliable reporting.
Her work spans magazines, books, websites, newsletters, podcasts, events and branded content. She’s a former senior editor at Boating and Power & Motoryacht and is a past president of Boating Writers International. Along the way, she’s developed a strong sense of the narratives that resonate with recreational boat owners.
Jeanne values the opportunity to learn from the people in the marine industry —those working every day to improve the experience on the water —and believes good content plays an important role in supporting their efforts and connecting them with the audiences they serve. As a mentor, she brings both practical insight and a collaborative, down-to-earth approach to helping others grow.
Days/times available: 6/18: 10:00am, 4:00pm, 6/19: 10:00am, 6/25: 10:00am EST
Jeanne Kemp is a seasoned finance executive with over two decades of experience driving strategic transformation across global retail and consumer-facing organizations. Currently serving as Vice President of Enterprise Finance Transformation at Brunswick Corporation, Jeanne drives cross-functional initiatives that modernize operating models, enhance investment prioritization, and reposition finance as a strategic partner to the business.
Her career includes senior leadership roles at Walgreens Boots Alliance, Toys “R” Us, Borders Group, and Safeway, where she led multi-billion-dollar transformation programs, global finance teams, and strategic planning efforts. Jeanne has overseen complex initiatives including SG&A cost optimization, IT modernization, international finance operations, and capital investment governance.
Known for her collaborative leadership and ability to align diverse stakeholders, Jeanne has built high-performing teams and led enterprise reviews with external advisors, board-level reporting, and strategic decision-making. She also co-leads Brunswick’s Women on Water Business Resource Group, fostering inclusion and empowerment across the organization.
A Certified Public Accountant, Jeanne holds a BA in Business Administration and Accounting from Olivet College (1992). Her broad experience, strategic mindset, and commitment to organizational excellence make her a strong candidate for board service.
Days/times available: 6/17: 12:00pm, 6/22: 1:00pm, 2:00pm EST
Jemma Lampkin is Global Commercial Director of AkzoNobel’s Yacht Coatings Division with responsibility for industry-leading brands Awlgrip, Interlux, and Sea Hawk. With nearly two decades of experience in marketing and sales, Jemma has worked for AkzoNobel since 2015, including senior roles within the Aerospace Coatings business. She has been based around the world in the United States, Europe, and Asia-Pacific and currently lives in the Netherlands. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Columbia University and an Executive MBA from the National University of Singapore.
Outside of AkzoNobel, Jemma is currently on the board of the Water Revolution Foundation and is also a part-time yoga teacher.
Days/times available: 6/17: 9:00am, 6/18: 9:00am, 6/22: 9:00am, 6/23: 10:00am EST
Jennifer Thompson has served the recreational boating industry and worked for the National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) for more than 20 years. She began her career in the industry as Marketing Coordinator. In her current role as Senior Vice President of Shows, Thompson oversees NMMA’s 10 consumer boat and sportshows, as well as the Association’s interests in marine trade events including the International Boatbuilders Exhibition in Conference (IBEX), Metstrade, and ICAST. She currently serves on the Executive Committee of the International Federation of Boat Show Organizers (IFBSO) and on the Consumer Event Task Force of the International Association of Exhibitions and Events (IAEE). She is a former recipient of Boating Industry magazine’s “40 under 40” recognition and Women Making Waves award.
Thompson received her BA in Marketing Communications from California Lutheran University (Thousand Oaks, CA) and her MBA in Marketing from Augsburg University (Minneapolis, MN).
Days/times available: 6/18: 2:00pm, 6/24: 2:00pm, 6/25: 2:00pm EST
Joan grew up in rural Fairfield, NC. She graduated from Mattamuskeet High School and was the first person in her family to graduate from college. She earned a BA in History from the University of North Carolina. She is married to Owen Maxwell and together they currently reside in Edenton, North Carolina.
In 1988, Joan and Owen founded Regulator Marine in an abandoned A&P Grocery Store in Edenton. Regulator is now operating in an 121,000 sq. ft. manufacturing facility and is one of the most well-respected brands in the boating industry.
Joan and her team transitioned Regulator Marine from a job shop/manufacturing process to a highly sophisticated lean manufacturing process. Under Joan’s leadership, Regulator received ISO 9000:2008 certification, as well as the North Carolina Department of Labor’s top safety award, the North Carolina Star.
Joan focuses on learning innovative ways to improve the business that God has entrusted to her care. Currently, she is a member of C12, a Christian based leaders’ roundtable that focuses on building better businesses for a greater purpose.
Joan Maxwell demonstrates and demands from her leadership team at Regulator Marine a high level of integrity and positive leadership. Her service is evident in her dedication to not only Regulator Marine, but also to the local community in which Regulator is located. Joan established a Volunteer Program at Regulator Marine which pays employees their regular wages during working hours while they volunteer their time and services to various local organizations of their choosing. In 2018, Joan established the “In His Service” program at Regulator, which oversees Regulator’s charitable giving, as well as its employee emergency assistance fund. Joan’s passion is to personally live out Regulator’s core values and to lead her team to do the same.
Days/times available: 6/18: 10:00am, 6/19: 2:00pm, 6/22: 10:00am, 6/26: 2:00pm EST
Joe joined ICOMIA as the CEO in May 2023. ICOMIA (International Council of Marine Industry Associations) is the international trade association that has represented the global recreational marine industry since 1966, bringing together nearly 40 national marine industry associations worldwide to advocate before international authorities, promote best practices, and protect and grow the marine industry worldwide. Prior to this, Joe ran his own consultancy business, supporting clients to develop their commercial and marketing strategies in the leisure, tourism and hospitality industries. He has also held senior executive positions in the marine industry with expertise in both inland and coastal charter operations. Joe has a strong knowledge base of what is happening globally within the marine industry. Under his leadership, ICOMIA has worked on key projects focused on product lifecycle, sustainability, diversity, workforce, and more.
Joe has helped several charities and associations with their membership and engagement strategies including the Royal Yachting Association in the UK. He is also a keen water-sports enthusiast and regularly competes in yacht racing from the South Coast of England.
Days/times available: 6/23: 9:00am, 10:30am, 6/25: 9:00am, 10:30am EST
Josie Tucci brings more than 20 years of experience in the marine industry, having led international sales and marketing teams across yacht charter, boat sales, and digital marketplaces. Today, she serves as Vice President of Marketing and General Manager for North America at Rightboat, where she is helping to drive growth and innovation for one of the fastest-growing online boat sales platforms.
Throughout her career, Tucci has held leadership roles with globally recognized marine brands including MarineMax, Sunsail, and The Moorings, where she played a key role in expanding fleets, growing revenue, and enhancing customer experience. Her work has consistently focused on connecting buyers, brokers, and brands through smarter marketing, stronger positioning, and more effective use of technology.
Known for her collaborative and practical leadership style, Tucci is passionate about helping others grow within the marine industry. She enjoys mentoring emerging professionals who are looking to build confidence, develop strategic thinking skills, and better understand how to navigate their careers in a dynamic, relationship-driven business.
Days/times available: 6/23: 2:00pm, 3:00pm, 6/24: 2:00pm, 3:00pm EST
Karly Yuds is Vice President of Global Supply Chain & Procurement at Mercury Marine, where she leads an integrated global organization spanning procurement, supply planning, demand management, supplier quality, and logistics. With nearly two decades of supply chain leadership experience across manufacturing and global sourcing, Karly is recognized for driving business transformation, building high-performing teams, and creating resilient, future-ready supply chains.
She has led enterprise-wide initiatives in strategic sourcing, operational excellence, and risk management. Karly is passionate about developing leaders, mentoring talent, and helping others navigate growth in complex business environments.
Days/times available: 6/17: 1:00pm, 6/18: 1:00pm, 6/23: 12:00pm EST
Ken Clinton is a widely recognized innovator and leader in the marine industry, known for creating numerous industry firsts throughout his decades-long career. Effective April 29, 2025, he was appointed CEO of Rec Boat Holdings (RBH), a division of Groupe Beneteau, where he oversees all North American boat brands, including Wellcraft, Four Winns, Scarab, and Glastron, along with their manufacturing operations in Cadillac, Michigan.
Prior to joining Groupe Beneteau, Clinton served as President and CEO of Intrepid Powerboats for 15 years, capping a 34-year career with the Florida-based company in which he worked in virtually every aspect of the business, from hands-on craftsperson to Department Lead, Line Supervisor, Plant Manager, and VP of Manufacturing. During his tenure, he became well known for developing numerous popular innovations, including the side-dive door. Other innovations included backrests on the aft side of forward seating in center consoles, electrically actuated versions of the same, and a high/low helm sole that raises four inches for better visibility for shorter helmspersons.
Clinton attended the University of Tampa, where he studied Business Administration and Management.
Clinton also maintains a significant social media presence, with more than 300,000 followers on his Instagram page, “Ken the Boat Builder,” where he regularly highlights the Cadillac community and uses his platform to drive awareness and boat sales.
True to his reputation as anything but a corner-office executive, Clinton continues to lead with a visionary yet distinctively hands-on approach, bringing his passion for craftsmanship directly to every facet of manufacturing, product development, sales, marketing, and the customer experience.
Days/times available: 6/23: 10:00am, noon, 6/24: 11:00am, 6/25: 11:00am EST
Starting as a production control clerk in 1975, Kris Carroll came up through the ranks at Grady-White, moving through leadership positions in multiple areas, including engineering and production. Promoted to president in 1993, she was the first woman to hold this position in the U.S. boat manufacturing industry.
Kris’s steadfast belief in putting the customer first, and building a great leadership team, has produced world-class results, including top rankings for Grady-White in every third-party customer satisfaction survey ever completed and the highest-ranking satisfaction scores in the saltwater category for every J.D. Power and Associates marine study ever done.
Grady-White’s unique vision is Kris’s passion: “Together, delivering the ultimate boating experience, while fully enjoying our workdays.” Deeply dedicated to helping people develop their individual potential, Kris created a distinctive program paying team members to read books for personal growth in all areas of life.
Kris has, and currently holds, active leadership roles in the marine industry and her community, including her current service on the Board of Directors of the North Carolina Chamber of Commerce. Mostly recently, Kris was inducted in the National Marine Manufacturer’s Association Hall of Fame, the first woman to receive this prestigious recognition, honoring individuals who have substantially contributed to the advancement of the marine industry.
Days/times available: 6/18: 10:00am, 3:00pm, 6/19: 10:00am, 3:00pm EST
With more than two decades in the marine and RV industries, Kurt Forsman has built his career around helping manufacturers grow through strong partnerships across OEM, distribution, and retail channels. He began his career in 1984 working in a warehouse, unloading containers, and learning the business from the ground up, which gave him a practical understanding of how products move and what it takes to support customers at every level. He later moved to Connecticut and joined Guest Company from 1988 to 1991 as a field sales manager, working with electrical components including battery chargers, switches, and marine lighting. From there, he transitioned into the sales representative sector of the marine industry with Eastern Marketing Associates, which ultimately became part of the Derema Group. Today, as President of Derema, he leads a national sales and marketing organization serving both the marine and RV industries. Having worked across warehousing, manufacturing, and representation, he brings a well-rounded perspective on what drives success. Kurt is passionate about mentoring and sharing practical, real-world experience to help others build strong relationships, create opportunities, and grow long-term careers in the marine industry.
Days/times available: 6/19: 11:00am, 3:00pm EST
Laurie Louvier is the Vice President of Marketing for Dometic Marine, a global leader in OEM and aftermarket marine products including steering, controls, trim tabs, instruments, air conditioning and heating, marine sanitation, refrigeration and more.
Laurie is a seasoned professional who has served the company and the marine industry for 29 years. Over nearly a quarter century, she has been responsible for overseeing the strategic direction, vision, sales performance and growth for the Dometic Marine and Sierra brands. During this period, Dometic Marine and Sierra brands have continued to thrive, evolve and expand, even in the light of challenging market conditions worldwide. This evolution culminated in the February 2022 re-launch, rebranding and market expansion of the iconic Sierra brand, which Laurie has been closely associated with since joining the company.
Laurie believes in giving back to the industry, so she serves on the Board of Directors for the National Marine Dealers Association (NMDA) and acts as Chairperson for International Boatbuilding Exposition (IBEX) planning. She also previously served on the Grow Boating Board of Directors, where she participated in industry-wide efforts to promote and expand the boating lifestyle nationwide.
Laurie holds an MBA from McKendree University and is based in Dometic Marine’s Litchfield, Illinois facility. She is a well-rounded outdoor enthusiast who enjoys cycling, paddle boarding, cooking, music and all types of fitness activities.
Days/times available: 6/22: 10:00am, 6/23: 3:00pm, 6/24: 3:00pm, 6/25: 3:00pm EST
Malin Schwartz is the Senior Vice President, Brand, Communications and Marketing at Volvo Penta (Volvo Group). She has extensive experience with transformation, change management, as well as strategic and operational management across brand, communication, and marketing. Prior to joining Volvo Penta, Malin held a range of senior, strategic positions within the Volvo Car Group. She has a passion for inspiring, motivating, and driving the business forward with focus on efficiency and continuous development. Contributing to business transformation towards increased sustainability and digitalization is a top priority for her. Malin also serves on the board of directors of Humphree.
Days/times available: 6/26: 8:30am, 9:10am, 9:50am EST
Marcy Offner has over 20 years of experience in the composites and advanced materials industry. She is the Founder and President of Women in the Composites Industry and CEO of Marcy Offner Creative Consulting. Prior to her current endeavors, she was Director of Marketing Communications at Composites One, shaping its brand strategy and leading the development of the company’s technical program.
Marcy has served on multiple ACMA committees, chaired CAMX, and received the prestigious ACMA Chairman's Award in 2022. She also served on IBEX PlanningCommittee and has supported the marine industry for most of her career. Passionate about the composites and advanced materials, she values the hardworking, customer-focused, and innovative people who drive it forward. Marcy received her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Journalism with a Minor in Business
Administration from Northern Illinois University. She has continued her education through the Executive Master of Marketing program at Northwestern University.
Days/times available: 6/17: 3:00pm, 6/18: 1:00pm, 6/22: 1:00pm, 2:00pm EST
Mark D. Schwabero is the retired Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Brunswick Corporation, having been elected to that post in February 2016. Previously, Mr. Schwabero had been President and Chief Operating Officer of Brunswick, having been appointed to that position in May 2014. Mr. Schwabero had served as President – Mercury Marine since 2008.
Mr. Schwabero joined Mercury in 2004 as President – Mercury Outboards with 28 years of experience as a senior executive in the automotive and commercial vehicle industries. Prior to joining Mercury, he was President and Chief Executive Officer of Hendrickson International of Woodridge, Ill., a leading manufacturer of heavy truck and trailer suspension systems and components.
Before that he served as President, Automotive Products and Regional President for Pilkington Libbey-Owens-Ford. Earlier, Mr. Schwabero was President of Bosch Braking Systems, North America, formed from an acquisition of AlliedSignal’s Braking Systems business, where he had served as President.
A 17-year career with Navistar International preceded these more recent roles and during that tenure he was a Group Vice President of the truck business, Group Vice President of operations and general manager of medium duty products. He also spent two years in sales with Navistar.
Mr. Schwabero holds both a Bachelor of Science degree and a Master of Science degree in industrial and systems engineering from The Ohio State University, where he was recognized with the University’s Distinguished Alumnus Award in 1991 and a Meritorious Service Award in 2008.
He also serves as a director of Methode Electronics and 1st Source Corporation and was the former Chairman of the National Marine Manufacturers Association.
Days/times available: 6/23: 10:00am, 3:00pm, 6/24: 9:00am EST
Michele J. Goldsmith is Vice President and General Manager of the Soundings Trade Only Group, the leading marine media business-to-business brand serving the marine industry. With 35 years of industry experience spanning manufacturing, product development, and marketing and sales in both OEM and aftermarket markets, Michele brings deep expertise and insight to many facets of the industry. Her influence extends well beyond her role in media and component manufacturing. Michele has served on several key industry boards, including the NMMA, Grow Boating, PAC, and ABYC’s technical board of directors. A champion of innovation and inclusion, she is the founder of the Women in the Industry series of programs and events, has spearheaded initiatives such as “Pitch the Pros,” “Women in the Industry,” and the “1+1 Mentoring Program.” She has been recognized and honored with the 2023 Darlene Briggs Woman of the Year Award and the 2024 Alan J. Freedman Memorial Leadership Award for her impact and leadership. A lifelong creative and former professional athlete, Michele brings energy, artistry, and a global perspective to everything she does—on land or water.
Days/times available: 6/18: 11:00am, noon, 6/25: 10:00am, 6/26: 10:00am EST
Michelle Hildyard combines her passion for boating with a senior leadership career in the marine industry. She is a commercially focused operations executive with over 20 years’ experience leading complex, global organizations across marine technology and manufacturing.
Michelle has a strong track record of delivering large-scale strategic initiatives, including outsourcing and manufacturing transfers, company acquisitions, business integrations, and the introduction of new products to market. Her career spans Product Management, Business Development, Customer Service and Supply Chain, giving her a deep end-to-end understanding of how businesses operate and scale successfully.
Michelle is currently Vice President of Operations for Raymarine and FLIR Marine, with responsibility for engineering, product management, supply chain, manufacturing, compliance, and overall operational execution across the business. She leads the end-to-end delivery of Raymarine’s strategy, working across global teams to ensure innovation, operational excellence, and scalable execution that supports long-term growth.
Based in the UK, Michelle lives in Southampton with her husband and two daughters. She is passionate about supporting and advocating for women in the marine industry and is committed to helping create visible role models and practical opportunities for the next generation of female leaders.
Days/times available: 6/19: 9:00am, 6/22: 11:00am, 6/23: 9:00am EST
Natascia Hatch is a marine industry leader recognized for driving operational excellence, financial rigor, and customer-centered product strategy. At MJM Yachts, she operates at a strategic level, ensuring that every yacht reflects a disciplined balance of performance, quality, cost, and real-world customer use.
She brings a leadership approach grounded in accountability, cross-functional alignment, and continuous improvement; translating customer insight into clear priorities that guide design, production, and long-term brand value. Her focus is not on volume, but on building the right product, the right way, every time.
Natascia challenges the team to think beyond functional silos; developing the judgment, financial perspective, and operational discipline required to lead organizations and deliver sustainable results.
Days/times available: 6/22: 3:00pm, 6/23: 3:00pm, 6/24: 3:00pm, 6/25: 3:00pm EST
Paulee was named the Chief Executive Officer of West Marine, Inc. in November 2025. Paulee joined West Marine in 2022 as Chief Legal and Human Resources Officer, was promoted to Chief Administrative Officer in January 2024, and named Chief Operating Officer in February 2025. As COO, Paulee served on the executive leadership team and oversaw the Company’s 200+ retail stores, West Marine Pro, and key functional areas including operations, merchandise operations, marketing, supply chain/transportation, business development, legal, human resources, real estate, risk management, and procurement.
Paulee describes herself as a collaborative business leader who delivers financial and operational results through cross-functional execution. She has been in the marine industry for over 20 years, having spent 15 years at MarineMax. She has been recognized as a “Woman Making Waves” by Boating Industry Magazine and honored twice as the Top Corporate Counsel by the Tampa Bay Business Journal. Paulee serves on the Florida Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors and the American Boat and Yacht Council (ABYC) Board of Directors.
Paulee is a magna cum laude graduate of Vanderbilt University where she attained her BA and MBA and was appointed to Phi Beta Kappa and Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Societies. She is a magna cum laude graduate of Indiana University where she attained her Doctor of Jurisprudence (JD) degree. She is a member of the Florida Bar.
Paulee has a lifelong love of boating and enjoys working with the passionate and knowledgeable West Marine crew members to achieve the Company’s mission of keeping customers on the water.
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Ryan Barber is the President of CWR Wholesale Distribution, a leading wholesale distributor serving the marine, outdoor, and consumer products markets. Based in Tampa, Florida, Ryan leads the organization with a focus on operational excellence and efficiency, supply chain performance, and strategic growth in a highly competitive distribution landscape.
With deep expertise in distribution, channel management, and brand development, Ryan has built a reputation for successfully bringing new marine products and brands to a national market and helping manufacturers scale through strong channel partnerships and efficient go-to-market strategies. His approach is practical, experience-based, and execution-focused, with an emphasis on speed, adaptability, and understanding what moves products in competitive, highly fragmented markets. His leadership emphasizes flexibility, resilience, innovation, and building successful teams that can execute in fast-moving, dynamic environments.
Ryan holds an MBA from Stockton University and combines formal business training with a hands-on, results-driven approach to leadership. In addition to his role at CWR, Ryan serves on the Board of Directors for the National Marine Distributors Association (NMDA) and is an avid reader, boater, and outdoorsman.
He enjoys sharing his 30+ years of marine industry experience and practical insights on launching products, scaling operations, and navigating complex business challenges with emerging professionals, particularly those interested in entrepreneurship and the marine distribution space. Ryan’s goal is to give something back to the industry while building meaningful, long-term relationships.
Days/times available: 6/17: 11:00am, 6/19: 11:00am, 6/24: 11:00am, 6/26: 11:00am EST
Stephanie Vatalaro is the founder and principal consultant of Wave Maker Strategies, LLC, where she draws on nearly two decades of marine industry leadership to help brands, organizations, and executives chart a smarter, more strategic path forward.
Before launching Wave Maker Strategies, Vatalaro served as Chief Operating Officer and Senior Vice President of Marketing & Communications at the Recreational Boating & Fishing Foundation (RBFF). There, she led the nationally recognized Take Me Fishing™ and Vamos A Pescar™ campaigns to welcome new audiences to fishing and boating, while advancing industrywide recruitment, retention, and reactivation (R3) efforts in partnership with state, federal, and industry stakeholders.
An award-winning marketing and communications leader with experience across corporate, agency, nonprofit, and newsroom environments, Vatalaro has dedicated her career to expanding participation in fishing and boating and strengthening conservation of the nation’s aquatic resources.
Vatalaro is an active industry leader, currently serving on the Marine Marketers of America Board of Directors. Her past service includes roles with the American Sportfishing Association’s Marketing and Market Insights Committees, NOAA’s National Marine Sanctuaries Business Advisory Council, and the Sea Tow Foundation’s Boating Safety Advisory Council. She has been recognized as one of Boating Industry’s Women Making Waves (2020) and received the American Sportfishing Association’s Inspire Award (2024). She also volunteers with Casting for Recovery.
A graduate of Florida State University with a B.S. in Communications, Vatalaro completed executive education in Leadership and Management at the University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business. Raised in the Florida Keys as the daughter of a flats fishing guide, she now spends summers fishing and boating with her family on the Potomac River in Virginia.
Days/times available: 6/19: 11:00am, 1:00pm, 6/22: 11:00am, 1:00pm EST
Stephen Heese is an entrepreneur whose career spans three decades in the power sports and marine industries. From Tampa, Florida, where he spent his youth fishing, water-skiing and sailing, Steve’s journey has been one of ambition and global adventure.
Graduating magna cum laude in accounting from Tulane University while working full-time in a lively French Quarter bar, Steve launched his professional career at Price Waterhouse in Tampa. There, he earned his CPA certificate and honed his financial acumen over four years, eventually leading project teams installing SAP enterprise software in manufacturing companies. Steve’s thirst for knowledge and adventure then led him to Harvard Business School, where he earned his MBA in 1988. It’s also where he met his future business and investment partner, Stephen Julius. Graduation marked the beginning of a global odyssey with ERICO International, a privately-owned construction products company. Over 12 years, Steve lived and worked across continents—living in Sydney, where he met his wife Amanda and their three children were born, to Singapore, Hong Kong, Amsterdam, and London—expanding ERICO’s footprint in the Far East and Europe. Steve’s passion for boating continued, owning and campaigning several sailing yachts and competing in the Sydney-to-Hobart ocean race.
In 1997, while Steve was living in London, Stephen Julius made a bold move into the marine industry by acquiring Italian yacht builder Riva Yachts from Rolls-Royce. This venture united the two partners and ignited a passion for boatbuilding that would shape the next chapter of their careers. After selling Riva to the Ferretti Group in 1999, Steve returned to Tampa with his family and the partners acquired the assets of the iconic Chris-Craft Boat Company in Sarasota, Florida.
Under Steve’s leadership, Chris-Craft was revitalized and became a symbol of American craftsmanship and innovation. The company was sold to Winnebago Industries in 2018, where Steve continues to serve as President, guiding its legacy forward. He also holds the role of Senior Vice President – Winnebago Power Systems, overseeing Winnebago’s the Lithionics business.
Steve’s entrepreneurial spirit did not stop there. In 2004, the partners acquired the trademarks of Indian Motorcycle, resurrecting the legendary brand before selling it to Polaris Industries in 2011.
Beyond his corporate achievements, Steve is a respected leader in the marine industry. He is a director and past Chairman of the National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) and currently serves as Chairman of Independent Boatbuilders, Inc (IBBI), the world’s largest marine industry buying cooperative. Steve was also inducted into the NMMA Hall of Fame in 2025.
Steve’s story is one of bold decisions, global impact, and a deep-rooted love for the water. His legacy continues to inspire innovation and excellence in the industries he has helped shape.
Days/times available: 6/18: 10:00am, 2:00pm, 6/23: 10:00am, 2:00pm EST
Thom Dammrich served as President of the National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) for 21 years. When he became president of the NMMA in 1999, he knew he had to get the industry working together and focused on things everyone could agree to work on. One of the first things he tackled was focusing on market expansion efforts that were also measurable. Dammrich’s leadership helped unify the industry todo just that with the Discover Boating campaign, now entering its twenty-fifth year. With equal attention, Thom worked to unite the industry on advocacy issues to protect and grow the industry and ensure the boating public has unfettered use of our nation’s waterways and to be sure boating was represented at every table where decisions impacting recreational boating and fishing are addressed. Dammrich was the first to demonstrate the need for the industry to market to amore diverse audience to capture the future buyer and keep them interested in the boating lifestyle. He was also among the first to champion greater price transparency in the industry based on his doctoral research on this issue.
Dammrich’s association management career spans forty-three years including three years advising on business strategy for the National Association for Healthcare Quality. Dammrich currently serves on the Board of Directors of Niven Marketing, an employee-owned and industry-leading point of purchase merchandising company and as Chairman of the Board and a member of the Management Committee of the Center for Sportfish Policy, and is a member of the Board and Chair of the Governance Committee for Freedom Waters Foundation in Naples, FL.
Dammrich has a BA in Economics, an MBA in Finance, an MS in Accountancy, and a Doctorate of Business Administration, all from DePaul University in Chicago and a Master of Healthcare Administration from Western Governors University. He is a member of the NMMA Hall of Fame, ASA Sportfishing Hall of Fame, Boating Safety Hall of Fame and has been recognized for lifetime achievement by the Water Sports Industry Association.
Days/times available: 6/22: 10:00am, 2:00pm, 6/23: 10:00am, 2:00pm EST
Thomas Bates is Chief Revenue Officer at Correct Craft, a 101-year-old company with global operations. Correct Craft’s subsidiaries include eight boat brands, four engine brands, three water sports parks and entities devoted solely to vertical integration and innovation. The company has manufacturing facilities across the U.S. and distributes into about 70 countries.
As the Chief Revenue Officer, Thomas oversees all Correct Craft brands’ sales, marketing, and product development, as well as overseeing Correct Craft’s boat brand portfolio. With a relentless focus on optimizing future market-driving product development, he actively seeks opportunities to enhance revenue generation and expand the company’s global footprint. With Correct Craft, Thomas has held various key positions, including Director of International Sales, Director of Sales and Marketing, Vice President of Sales and Marketing, and his current role as Chief Revenue Officer. Throughout his tenure, he has consistently demonstrated exceptional leadership and a deep understanding of the industry.
Thomas brings a strong academic background to his executive role. He earned a bachelor of arts degree in church ministries from Clearwater Christian College and holds a master of business administration from Indiana Wesleyan University. Committed to continuous learning and personal growth, he has also attended prestigious institutions such as Harvard Business School, Wharton School of Business, Villanova University, Singularity University, and Stanford University for Executive Education programs in areas such as behavioral economics, negotiation, pricing strategies, disruptive innovation, and design thinking. Thomas is Certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt and is also certified in both Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) and DISC.
Additionally, in 2021 Thomas was recognized by Boating Industry Magazine as one of the industry’s “40 Under 40” leaders. Beyond his professional achievements, Thomas actively contributes to his community and serves on several boards. He served on the Clearwater Christian College board from 2013 to 2016 and is currently on the board for the Clearwater Christian College Foundation and Freeway Ministries Orlando.
Thomas is married to Mindy; they have two children, Ella and Owen. They reside in Orlando, Florida.
Days/times available: 6/19: 10:00am, 11:00am, 1:00pm, 2:00pm EST
Victoria Low is CEO of The Magenta Project, an international organization dedicated to breaking down barriers for women in professional sailing and marine industries. With 30 years of experience in the marine sector and eight years leading diversity and inclusion initiatives in the charitable sector, Victoria brings deep industry knowledge and a passionate commitment to creating pathways for women into leadership roles.
To date The Magenta Project has supported more than 300 women through mentoring, leadership development, and pathway programs, with 92% reporting positive career impact. There are currently another 100 women going through their programs. Victoria led the development of the 2×25 Review, the most comprehensive research on gender equity in sailing and marine industries since 2019, surveying 2,500 respondents across 68 countries.
Victoria has established strategic partnerships with World Sailing, 11th Hour Racing, World Match Racing Tour and major international stakeholders, positioning The Magenta Project as a leading voice for gender equity in the marine sector. She is a sought-after speaker on diversity, inclusion, and leadership development, known for her pragmatic approach to creating systemic change.
Victoria is driven by a fundamental belief in equality and fairness, and her work reflects a commitment to ensuring that talent, not gender, determines success in sailing and marine industries.
Days/times available: 6/18: 2:00pm, 6/19: 2:00pm, 6/24: 2:00pm, 6/25: 2:00pm EST
Wanda Kenton Smith is a veteran marine marketer of more than 40 years, having served in key senior leadership positions for major OEMs and top retailers, as well as owning and operating an award-winning, full-service advertising/PR/marketing agency with global and national accounts. She presently operates a marketing consulting business and services a select group of North American accounts.
Wanda is a degreed journalist and former editor of two national consumer boating magazines and three b2b trade publications. Since 1998, she has written the well-read national marketing column in Soundings Trade Only and contributed stories and content to scores of additional media titles throughout the world. She also writes the Profiles in Leadership series featuring interviews with top marine leaders, appearing in Boating Industry magazine.
Wanda’s marketing, advertising and public relations campaigns have earned top accolades over the years including multiple Addys and Telly awards, several Neptune Awards and National Boating Safety Awards. In addition, she was named the 2017 Darlene Briggs Marine Woman of the Year by the Marine Retailers Association of the Americas and was tapped in the inaugural class of Boating Industry Magazine’s “Women Making Waves.” She is the founder and former president of Marine Marketers of America, a post she held for 11 years, along with founder of International Women in Boating, a former organization that championed women working in the marine industry. A passionate advocate for boating safety, she was appointed and served two terms on the US Coast Guard’s National Boating Safety Advisory Council. She is also actively engaged in the Sea Tow Foundation’s National Boating Safety Advisory Council on its Executive Committee.
Wanda is an industry speaker who has delivered marketing keynotes and workshops, as well as facilitating panel presentations, over several decades. In the late 1990s, hers was the leading voice on the importance and influence of women in the retail buying decision; she was retained by OEMs and national industry associations to host training and educational workshops.
Days/times available: 6/22: 2:00pm, 6/25: 2:00pm EST
Zach Hutcheson is Chief Executive Officer at Correct Craft, a 101-year-old company
with global operations. Correct Craft’s subsidiaries include eight boat brands, four
engine brands, three water sports parks, and entities devoted solely to vertical
integration and innovation. The company has manufacturing facilities across the U.S.
and distributes into about 70 countries.
Zach co-authored the national best selling book Mindset Matters: The Correct Craft
Way, which explores Correct Craft’s unique culture of “Making Life Better” and the
mental frameworks that helped transform Correct Craft into one of the industry’s
most respected companies.
Prior to being named CEO in April 2026, Zach served as Chief Financial Officer, where
he oversaw Correct Craft’s vertical integration and innovation initiatives.
A passionate lifelong learner, Zach earned both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees
in accounting. He has completed executive education programs at Harvard Business
School, Stanford University, The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania,
Singularity University, and Villanova University. He holds a Certificate in Risk
Governance through the DCRO Institute, is a Certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, and
is certified in both Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) and DISC.
Zach is actively involved as a board member of FiCFO, a thought leadership, member-
driven organization for CFOs of Florida’s largest companies. He is often asked to speak on innovation, strategic planning and supply chain.
Additionally, in 2022 Zach was recognized by Boating Industry Magazine as one of the
industry’s “40 Under 40” leaders.
Zach and his wife, Christine, enjoy spending time on the water with their two boys,
George and Parker.
Days/times available: 6/19: 10:00am, 11:00am, 1:00pm, 2:00pm,
