Boat Dealers

The magazine named Evelyn Follit and Rebecca White Most Influential Corporate Board Directors.

An exoskeleton suit that can carry 200 pounds, an airport flight monitor that displays personalized messages and 3-D sensing equipment could all find their ways into boating.

Twenty-four experts give their views on what lies ahead for different segments of the industry.

Owners of the Marina at American Wharf in Norwich have had a “troubled relationship” with the city, according to local reports.

The Port of Port Angeles currently manages the facility.

The 150-slip facility has been designed to accommodate boats longer than 100 feet.

Shelburne Shipyard has been in operation for nearly 200 years on Lake Champlain.

The flotilla will be held in the British Virgin Islands.

A hydrogen-conversion technology that showed great promise for the boating industry hasn’t reached its potential, according to reports.

The company is focusing on companies that focus on Florida.

Four months after the acquisition, MarineMax and Fraser Yachts continue to find “synergies” in their businesses.

The company said it doubled megayacht space at Hall of Fame Marina, and Fernandina Harbor Marina, wiped out in Hurricane Matthew, will open next spring.

The online push comes as MarineMax eliminates eight “overlapping locations.”

CEO Brett McGill: “We overcame some of the prevailing industry malaise.”

The Fort Lauderdale, Fla., yard is undergoing a “multipart improvement project.”

This adds 45 service facilities across the country.

Nautical Ventures Group to buy Outpost Marine Group locations in Tampa Bay and Sarasota.

Company president Bryan Redmond says Suntex will focus on “larger, premier assets.”

David K. Witty, Joey Jones and Cory Sneed were promoted to new positions.

Henk de Vries will talk about a sustainable future.

Company will provide complimentary cleanup kits for International Coastal Cleanup Day.

MarineMax and The Moorings’ charter operations in the Abacos were both hit hard by Dorian.