All articles by Craig Ritchie – Page 87
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NewsParker Boats expands manufacturing facility
New building to provide added space for gelcoat and mould maintenance
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NewsNew leadership at Canadian trade association
Boating BC trade association names former Vancouver city councilor as its new executive director
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Better Way opens new US plant
Composite manufacturer refurbishes former Robalo Boats facility in Georgia to better serve east coast boat builders
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NewsAppointment at Dometic
Laurie Louvier named vice president of marketing for Dometic Marine Americas
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NewsInterview | Frank Hugelmeyer, NMMA
New NMMA president on the major challenges and key priorities that the industry needs to tackle
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NewsAppointments at Volvo Penta of the Americas
Executive leadership changes include promotion of Yichen Gu and Marcelo Puscar to vice president roles
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NewsEvinrude earns Green Master designation
Outboard motor manufacturer Evinrude has been awarded Green Master status by the Wisconsin Sustainable Business Council (WSBC) for the third consecutive year.
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NewsLippert names new CTO
Lippert Components, Inc (LCI) announced last week that it has named Rob Ford as chief technology officer for its LCI Technologies division.
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NewsSara Anghel named Darlene Briggs Woman of the Year
NMMA Canada president Sara Anghel was honoured yesterday as the recipient of the 33rd annual Darlene Briggs Marine Industry Woman of the Year Award.
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NewsAppointment at Pursuit
Florida-based fibreglass boat builder Pursuit Boats has named Megan Foley Morris as its new marketing manager.
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NewsAppointments at Pinmar
US yacht refinisher Pinmar has announced a number of personnel appointments in the wake of its new facilities at Savannah Yacht Center (SYC) on the US east coast coming fully online.
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NewsIJC under fire over continuing high water levels
The International Joint Commission (IJC) is coming under fire in the wake of its recent decision to reduce water outflows from Lake Ontario, a move that shoreline property owners say flies in the face of new data released by the US Army Corps of Engineers showing the lakes sitting far ...
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NewsPositive Q4, 2019 FY for Johnson Outdoors
Continued momentum in fishing segment propels 14% sales gain for quarter, full-year revenue gain of 3%
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NewsCharter yacht crash attributed to “drunken sex” between captain, deckhand
A 26-year-old Gold Coast woman working as a deckhand pleaded guilty to negligence in an Australian courtroom this week for her part in a series of collisions which caused more than A$140,000 in damage to the 80ft charter yacht Crystal Blue.
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NewsAppointment at Brunswick
Brunswick Corp has named Greg Falkner as general manager of its Lowe Boats division, effective immediately.
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NewsBrightbill named permanent MasterCraft CEO
The board of directors for US boatbuilder MasterCraft Boat Holdings Inc have named interim chief executive officer Frederick Brightbill as the company’s new permanent CEO, effective immediately.
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NewsAppointment at CDG
Canada-based Coast Dynamics Group (CDG), manufacturer of the SHOXS shock mitigation seating and KINETIX seat monitoring system brands, has appointed Phil Gibson to the company’s business development team with responsibility for growing recreational, commercial and military accounts.
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NewsHigh potential for more Great Lakes flooding
In the wake of record flooding this year that has caused untold billions of dollars in damage, municipalities, ports and marina operators across North America’s Great Lakes region are bracing for further high waters in 2020 as lake levels remain well above typical late November averages.
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NewsBRP celebrates record Q3
Quebec, Canada-based BRP Inc released third quarter results for its 2019 fiscal year today, celebrating what president and CEO José Boisjoli described as the company’s best third quarter ever with year-over-year increases in total revenues, gross profits, net incomes and EBITA.
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NewsMichigan pledges additional US$8m to keep Asian carp out of Great Lakes
The State of Michigan has pledged US$8m in new funding in its latest efforts to keep three species of invasive Asian carp from entering the Great Lakes.
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