Sterling Acceptance Corp., a marine financial services company based in Annapolis, Md., named Alexandra Wagaman its regional sales manager for the Mid-Atlantic area.
Wagaman has many years of experience in the sales and service industries and brings more than 20 years of boating experience to the Sterling team.
She and her husband, Bob, live aboard their Kadey-Krogen Whaleback 48 during most of the year, but they move back to land during extreme winter months.
Organizations in the E.U. and U.S. have issued a statement ahead of next week’s Brussels Summit urging for the termination of retaliatory tariffs.
The association’s online learning events will continue with “Fuel System Troubleshooting” on June 17.
At last week’s Partners Outdoors symposium, RBFF’s Stephanie Vatalaro shared information that can help the marine industry get to know its new audiences.
Foul-weather gear maker Grundéns will start using eco-packaging that you can cut up and use in the garden.
David Foulkes will speak on implementation at the Sept. 9 summit, organized by Correct Craft.
Navico brings its public-relations duties in-house with the hiring of Kim Rodriquez.
The builder looks to British Columbia-based dealer Freedom Marine to grow the brand in western Canada.
The MRAA’s Webinar “Marketing When You Have No Inventory” covered how dealers can build long-term equity with new and returning customers as demand outpaces supply.
