Brunswick

CEO David Foulkes discusses Brunswick’s Next Wave strategy in a virtual presentation at the Consumer Electronics Show.

The corporation entered an agreement wherein Vesper Energy will help offset its projected power requirements through solar means.

Concerns about the Covid-19 variant prompt the marine manufacturer to skip in-person participation at this week’s Consumer Electronics Show.

Jill Wrobel has been promoted to executive vice president and chief human resources officer.

The builder will add 150,000 square feet of manufacturing space to its Reynosa plant, which will boost production by nearly 60 percent when completed in late 2023.

It’s the second consecutive year that the magazine named the corporation to its list of America’s Most Responsible Companies.

The award is one of several that Forbes has given the corporation this year.

Marty Bass moves from the Mercury division and assumes the position of president of the Americas.

The company navigated supply chain constraints and elevated labor and shipping costs as it reported net sales of $1.42 billion.

Keith Yunger has served in several senior management positions in his 16 years with Brunswick Corp.

Brunswick ranked in the top 15 percent overall and in the top 10 for companies in the engineering and manufacturing category.

Kris Neff (pictured) was named president of Boston Whaler, and Nick Stickler moves to a vice president position with Mercury.

The company adds RELiON Battery and announces plans to open an Electrification Tech Center.

With strong global demand in all its business segments, Brunswick Corp. reported another stellar quarter, posting a 57 percent jump in net sales.

The marine manufacturer ranks on the list for the second consecutive year.

The company named Lenn Scholz president of Lund and Dirk Hyde president of the Aluminum Boat Group.

Brunswick’s $1.05 billion acquisition of Navico adds the Lowrance, B&G, Simrad and C-MAP brands to its Advanced Systems Group.

David Foulkes will speak on implementation at the Sept. 9 summit, organized by Correct Craft.

The company reopened a 225,000-square-foot facility in Palm Coast, Fla., which will increase Boston Whaler production by 40 percent and add more than 400 jobs.

During the annual Investors Day, the company revealed its “Next Wave” strategic plan, which includes five electric propulsion products and a new boat brand by 2023.

Led by its marine and RV segments, the manufacturer and distributor reported 44 percent growth in net sales.

Brunswick Corp. reported a record first quarter, with a nearly 50 percent jump in net sales and a top-performing propulsion segment.

Forbes ranks Brunswick as one of the top employers for diversity for the second consecutive year.

Through the alliance, Brunswick aims to enhance its autonomous technology offerings.