The American Boat and Yacht Council released its webinar schedule for May through August.
The first event is with Kevin Ritz on the Fundamentals of Marine Electricity at 1 p.m. May 12.
Ritz will touch upon highlights from the "West Coast" Basic Electric class that he has been teaching for years.
The cost is $49 for ABYC members and $99 for non-members.
With 15 percent ethanol-blended gasoline approved for summer use, “it’s déjà vu all over again.” Meanwhile, MRAA is offering a wealth of resources for dealers to get into the preowned market.
The American Boating Congress opened yesterday, and NMMA outlined four pieces of legislation that are its top advocacy initiatives.
The builder said boat sales rose in the first quarter, with North American sales outperforming, but it did not change its full-year guidance.
The Labor Department reported that core CPI, which excludes food and energy, increased 0.6 percent in April after rising 0.3 percent in March.
The company said net income more than doubled in the first quarter, and sales to marine manufacturers rose 49 percent.
The association, backed by 26 marine organizations, is seeking a federal grant to fund the workforce development program.
The retailer recently was recognized as dealer of the year by Axopar Boats, Flite and NautiBuoy Marine.
Hammond Marine Industry Leadership Award recipient and former Dometic executive Ned Trigg was recognized for his service to the boating industry.