Correct Craft’s Angela Pilkington receives 2018 Darlene Briggs Woman of the Year
Executive vice president/chief of staff has been with the company for 37 years.
Correct Craft
Correct Craft, based in Orlando, Fla., is the producer of Nautique boats and the owner of the Orlando Watersports Complex and the Miami Watersports Complex through its subsidiary Aktion Parks.
Centurion and Supreme Boats sign onto MRAA dealer certification program
The builder will provide a per-boat rebate for 2020 model year boats sold to any dealers who achieve Certified Dealer status.
Bryant Boats names Robin Brendle vice president of sales and marketing
Industry veteran has more than 20 years of experience.
Universal Products named Nautique’s 2018 Supplier of the Year
The year’s award was the first time Nautique has formally recognized supplier performance.
Watershed Innovation supports young innovators at fair
Correct Craft subsidiary helped attendees make model electric boats.
Could immigrants help solve boating’s workforce shortage?
Correct Craft CEO Bill Yeargin argues that legal immigration is a proven way to fuel the workforce.
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Just ask Correct Craft CEO Bill Yeargin about innovation, and you’ll actually get an intelligent discussion.
OEMs offer students a look at marine industry careers
Manufacturing Day events were held at Yamaha’s propeller outfit and at Correct Craft facilities.
Pleasurecraft plant manager named Manufacturing Employee of the Year
The South Carolina Chamber of Commerce hands out the annual award.
Protecting outdoor recreation is ‘critical’ to the economy
In an op-ed, Correct Craft CEO Bill Yeargin said the company’s workforce has doubled in the past few years.
Watershed Innovations delves into electric boat project
The company met with Torqeedo, SeaArk and a group of senior engineering students to develop the quiet aluminum fishing boat.
Nautique and World Wake Association partner for national wakesurf championships
The event will take place later this month in Waco, Texas.
Correct Craft treats its suppliers to a day off
The company’s vendor appreciation day took place at six facilities across the country.
Correct Craft named one of Florida’s fastest growing companies
Florida Trend magazine said the Orlando company is the 13th fastest-growing company on its list of 225 Florida firms.
Industry mourns Correct Craft’s Ralph Meloon
Ralph C. Meloon, who served as Correct Craft’s president, executive vice president, treasurer, and chairman of the board, died on Saturday.
Correct Craft acquires electric boat drive system
With the Ingenity P220 system, the company is aiming toward a “successful transition to the future.”
Industry leaders meet with congressmen
Correct Craft and Magic Tilt Trailers hosted Reps. Vern Buchanan and Charlie Crist to talk about tariffs and workforce shortages.
Correct Craft hosts senators and staff
Sens. Bill Nelson and Marco Rubio were briefed about the impact of tariffs and the trade war on U.S. boatbuilding.
Watershed partners with university for ultra-quiet boat collaboration
Watershed Innovations, a Correct Craft technology initiative, is partnering with the University of Central Florida’s Senior Engineering Design Program to develop a quiet aluminum fishing boat with electric propulsion.
Correct Craft employees take service trip to Jamaica
Two groups of more than 60 employees from Correct Craft traveled to Montego Bay, Jamaica, on service trips between June 29 and July 8.
Correct Craft CEO Op-Ed on tariffs: “It’s scary on the front lines”
Correct Craft CEO Bill Yeargin’s op-ed in yesterday’s SunSentinel presented the impact of recent tariffs on the U.S. boating industry to a mainstream audience.
Centurion and Supreme employees volunteer at lake cleanup
More than 20 employees from Centurion and Supreme and their families volunteered during the company’s 3rd Annual Lake Clean Up that was held June 2 at Lake Yosemite in Merced, Calif.
Bryant adds seven dealers
Bryant Boats has expanded its dealer network, adding seven retail outlets throughout North America.
Former CIA agent visits Correct Craft
Former CIA agent Michele Rigby Assad spoke about her decade undercover serving as a directorate of operations in Iraq and other top-secret locations at the Correct Craft and Nautique factory in Orlando, Fla., on Tuesday.