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Bass Cat and Yar-Craft Boats focused on a season of serving this fall with collecting school supplies and doing a lake clean up. Team members came up with “Fill the Boat with School Supplies” campaign. Over 200 pounds of supplies were donated. People brought in paper, pens, pencils, folders, notebooks, calculators, ...
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Bass Cat fills the boat with school supplies
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Registration is open for ABYC/USCG Risk Mitigation Conference
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Outdoor industry works to gather industry information on workforce development and other issues
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Maryland establishes Office of Outdoor Recreation
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Joe Hunter promoted to Vice President of Engineering at Grady-White Boats
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MarineMax to acquire Intrepid Powerboats
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RBFF names new president and CEO
News
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Targeted Section 301 Tariff exclusion process begins
Earlier this week, the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) opened a targeted Section 301 exclusion process for products imported from China that previously received an exclusion and extension. USTR states that the web portal for submitting exclusion requests will remain open through December 1, 2021. For the past several months, the Biden administration ...
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NMMA: Marine CEOs report strong business through Q2
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Industry donations support RBFF’s Vamos A Pescar Education Fund
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MarineMax recognized for online sales during SEA Awards
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Southern Marinas acquires Millstone Resort and Marina
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Brunswick Corp. again named to Forbes World’s Best Employers list
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ELEVATE agenda gets exciting new addition
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Discover Boating launches second episode of five-part digital video series
Features
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Sea-Doo unveils 2022 lineup, enters new territory
By Adam Quandt On the heels of not only redefining its performance segment, but also launching new features across multiple platforms with its 2021 model year machines, Sea-Doo did everything but rest on its laurels barreling into MY 2022. “This year has been such a wild ride for Sea-Doo and ...
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Pandemic +1: Where are we now?
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Workforce Development: How can the industry help?
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Smart boat: Working together for a better boat tomorrow
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Profiles in Leadership: David Parker
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Freshwater fishing: Reeling in record revenue and participants
Columns
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At the helm: Pulling together
By David Gee “Good and kind people outnumber all others by thousands to one.” Stephen Jay Gould, an American paleontologist and evolutionary biologist wrote that in a New York Times essay after 9/11. I was reminded of his words, and so many other things associated with that day and event, ...
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Blogs
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Compliance matters – maybe now more than ever
By Myril Shaw The Senate recently narrowly approved President Biden's pick, Rohit Chopra, to run the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. News outlets say the confirmation gives the bureau a director who is likely to embrace an aggressive "watchdog" role as a consumer advocate, and one who favors stiff penalties for ...
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Product Showcase
In This Issue
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2021 Boating Industry Movers & Shakers
By David Gee The 11th Annual Boating Industry Movers & Shakers awards recognize innovative leaders and trailblazers in the recreational boating industry who embrace the challenge of change. Their leadership has been especially critical during this extraordinary past year-and-a-half when it seems as if the only constant in our lives ...
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Product Reviews
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KONG Coolers Cruiser
When Boating Industry reviewed KONG Coolers’ KONG 50, the only thing we thought the cooler could use to make it unstoppable was a set of wheels. Allow us to introduce the KONG Cruiser, a 50-quart roto-molded cooler made to tackle any terrain you throw at it, without the backbreaking task ...
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