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The Discover Boating team, powered by the Marine Retailers Association of the Americas and the National Marine Manufacturers Association, is looking ahead to continued industry momentum this year.

Handed out this week at the Minneapolis Boat Show, the awards recognized four manufacturers in three categories.

he annual advocacy event brings together stakeholders and policymakers to discuss legislative matters affecting the marine industry.

Jim Wielgosz, who has been with the group for three years, has more than 15 years of experience in government policy and fiscal management.

NMMA says early indications point to continued strong demand for new boats this year and sales on par with 2022.

Contracted show exhibitors have until Jan. 10 to submit entries for this year’s program.

Many Americans have experienced the unique sense of joy and freedom that comes with spending time in the great outdoors, and as more and more Americans flock to our nation’s waterways, Congress must focus on protecting boating access across the nation.

The annual program recognizes manufacturers and suppliers that bring new and innovative products to market.

NMMA Canada president Sara Anghel is leaving the recreational boating trade group after nearly 15 years of service.

The industry is again facing headwinds, but we are positioned to overcome them

Look for more integration of Discover Boating with boat shows throughout 2023

However, the pontoon, yacht and towboat segments saw increases compared with 2019, according to NMMA data.

Discover Boating commissioned a research study to fine-tune targeting efforts in marketing.

Former William Miller & Associates CEO and principal Joe Miller and Smoker Craft president and CEO Doug Smoker will be honored in a ceremony next week at IBEX.

It’s time for state governments to enact commonsense laws that mandate safety education for all boaters.

As the 2023 model year begins, it’s important to stay up-to-date with changes to industry standards.

As director of environment, health and safety compliance, Jeff Wasil will “harmonize emissions standards and manage the transition to low-carbon technologies.”

The American Boating Congress gathered in Washington D.C. this May to talk about sustainability, innovation, electrification and policy-making

At least six states have passed or considered new laws governing wake-surfing safety as the organization continues to lobby for boating access.

The association said retail powerboat sales declined 20 percent in the first quarter but are still considerably higher than pre-pandemic levels.

The association said the marine propulsion panel will discuss the political and economic impacts of electrification in the recreational marine industry and safety standards

Kevin Williams of the NMMA is helping the recreational marine industry deploy strategies to achieve diversity, and to recognize diversity’s importance to the bottom line.

The recreational boating and fishing advocacy event is being held in-person for the first time since 2019.

Ellen Bradley reveals three types of future boaters.