The Providence Boat Show, which will be held Jan. 31-Feb. 2 at the Rhode Island Convention Center, is owned and operated by the Rhode Island Marine Trades Association.
A story in Tuesday’s Trade Only Today had incorrect information.
The association recognized new certified marina manager and certified operators during the opening day keynote at its annual conference and expo.
The marina is the second largest and longest operating marina on Lake Conroe in Montgomery, Tex.
The company reported a 15% increase in annual sales and 21% sales growth in the fourth quarter.
Bill Karmis comes to the company after more than a decade working in the marine controls industry and with a lifetime of boating experience.
The sessions on leadership and marina management, and a tour of a nearby marina and boatyard operation, precede today’s official kickoff of the group’s annual conference.
The Seattle Boat Show kicks off next week with nearly 300 exhibitors, 800 new boats and the construction of a 100-foot Rube Goldberg boat machine.
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The company announced that it purchased facilities in Hampstead, N.C., and Georgetown, Md.
