IBEX

In a video interview, the Brunswick Boat Group executive vice president and president talks about the company's boat brands, Freedom Boat Club and the boat buying process.

The Raymarine president discusses innovation, tech trends, industry collaboration and the company's future vision.

In a video interview, the president and CEO talks about industry trends, innovation, market strategy and the future of his company.

In a video interview, the Uflex vice president and general manager talks about new products, the company's manufacturing facilities and the current state of the recreational boating market

Navico Group president and Brunswick Corp. chief technology officer Aine Denari talks about the future of marine electronics, her engineering background and what role technology plays at both companies.

In a video interview, Yamaha Marine's director of marine connectivity talks about its Siren telematics product, and how it helps boatbuilders and boat owners alike.

Soundings Trade Only interviewed forward-thinking industry leaders during the 2024 IBEX show.

In a video interview, Yamaha president Ben Speciale talks about macroeconomic headwinds, bringing new boaters into the fold and sustainable fuels.

Soundings Trade Only interviewed forward-thinking industry leaders during the 2024 IBEX show.

In a video interview, the senior director of Marine and RV Sales talks about autonomous docking, sound systems in boats and satellite communications.

This video interview features Brunswick Corporation CEO David Foulkes, who talks about company leadership, its geographic markets and current economic headwinds.

This video interview features Michael DeLillo from PERKO, who the talks about company history, supply chain issues and new products.

The group’s president and CEO discusses NOAA’s proposed speed restrictions, bringing new boaters into the fold and retaining and keeping employees.

This video interview features Frank Hugelmeyer, president of the NMMA, who discusses the boating industry's evolution, technological advancements, and challenges

The trade show got underway this morning with a State of the Industry address, the presentation of the IBEX Innovation Awards and more.

The annual trade show draws boatbuilders, boatbuilding and component suppliers, and industry associations from around the globe.

Organizers this morning announced that the convention center is open and the show will go on next week as scheduled.

The special sessions and events are designed to provide networking opportunities and time to connect with industry suppliers.

Exhibition space is sold out at IBEX, which will also have a new Shark Tank-style pitch contest for startups

Organizers of the marine trade show are unveiling new features for 2024 including a Main Stage and Leadership Education track.

Companies bringing new products to market have until Aug. 21, to submit their entries for the opportunity to compete at the 2024 show.

Mary Velline comes to the position with experience in the automotive and fire, rescue and emergency medical services industries.

The program, which recognizes new products in 14 categories, will accept entries through Aug. 21.

The marine trade show will take place Oct. 1-3 at the Tampa Convention Center in Tampa, Fla.