AIM Marine Group

Journalists from Active Interest Media’s Marine Group are adding fresh content regularly.

Journalists from Active Interest Media’s Marine Group are adding fresh content regularly.

With the boat show season cut short, Active Interest Media’s Marine Group is offering the next best thing to walking the docks.

The boat show season was cut short as the coronavirus pandemic worsened, so Active Interest Media’s Marine Group is producing virtual shows for those considering a new boat.

“When you are going through hell, keep going”― Winston Churchill

The “Ready to Boat” program has launched in partnership with AIM Marine Group.

Charlie Levine was named executive editor of Power & Motoryacht and Outboard.

Formerly executive editor, Cort replaces longtime editor-in-chief Peter Nielsen.

Jeff Moser will replace Michael Verdon.

Fourteen companies were named in the magazine’s 2020 Pittman Innovation Awards.

Eleven boats took awards this year in 10 categories.

The promotion is part of a plan to extend AIM Marine Group’s digital services.

The awards were presented at a dinner in New York City on Oct. 31.

The list of 14 companies included large, established firms and small startups.

The event, held at the Tampa Museum of Art, attracted about 280 industry stalwarts.

The magazine’s Monday evening celebration included more than 300 executives from different industry sectors.

Entries to Sounding Trade Only’s Most Innovative Marine Company Awards and the IBEX Innovation Awards will close this week.

Most of the entry fees will support ABYC’s industrywide workforce initiatives.

Former Torqeedo president Marcia Kull and SeaStar vice president Thomas Douglass will help judge the Top 10 Most Innovative Marine Companies awards.

The show will focus on the fishing culture in Key West.