Despite Bureau of Labor Statistics calculations that the marine industry in Florida has lost more than 4,500 jobs since 2008, including 744 in the Miami metropolitan area, a South Florida publication is reporting signs of life in the industry.
Better-than-expected news on construction projects and real estate matters, including a new shipyard and repair center, are giving some local players reason for optimism.
The award recognizes “an outstanding instructor who is shaping future marine service technicians.”
The Chinese manufacturer of electric propulsion products introduced a standardized lineup earlier this year.
The new design allows boaters to trim the outboard and adjust the jack plate without removing their hands from the wheel.
Through the alliance, Brunswick aims to enhance its autonomous technology offerings.
The group credits the senior vice president of government and legal affairs for “countless contributions to the protection and expansion of the recreational boating industry.”
A website is often the first interaction a customer will have with a dealership, but it must provide more than an online brochure or they will click elsewhere.
Federally documenting a boat now must be done every five years, rather than annually.
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