Correct Craft

The best leaders make the difficult decisions they know are best for their team, even when those choices are acutely challenging.

The inboard manufacturer will be part of correct Craft’s Liberty Technologies subsidiary and will operate independently.

Correct Craft CEO Bill Yeargin pushed his limits and learned a few things about himself in training for and recently finishing a marathon.

Sometimes, to solve a tough problem, you need to get a different person in the room.

It starts with identifying values that are important and developing a way to communicate them to team members.

Economic challenges should push you to develop a strategy that helps you weather the storm and come out stronger on the other side.

Creating clarity, energizing your team and trusting them to do their jobs are ways to avoid becoming a micromanager.

Correct Craft chief executive officer Bill Yeargin hopes to catalyze the thinking of leaders, helping them improve both their leadership and their team’s performance.

Defining a win is essential to understanding success in your business.

Good design obviously relates to products, but the concept also applies to the services businesses offer.

Your organization is likely facing risks that require action sooner rather than later, says Correct Craft CEO Bill Yeargin.

Beware of navel-gazing and taking too much credit for our industry’s recent successes.

CEO Bill Yeargin outlines how all Correct Craft companies will strive to be carbon neutral by 2025.

The company will invest in long-term solutions to reduce carbon emissions companywide.

Correct Craft will host and underwrite an Innovation Summit this September.

The company holds true to its “making life better” slogan by crafting an Innovative boat to help keep waterways clean.

Bill Yeargin’s fourth book, Education of a CEO, is “an opportunity for me to help others, as I have been helped, by sharing some of what I have learned.”

Ingenity Electric — Correct Craft’s e-propulsion outfit — appoints Todd Sims as its director of sales for the Americas.

Hundreds of leaders participated in Correct Craft’s online business-culture event last week.

Becoming more self-aware is a vital tool that will help you become happier and a better leader, says Correct Craft CEO Bill Yeargin.

A live panel will convene online March 3 to discuss marine-business culture.

Wired magazine rates Ingenity a top performer in electric marine propulsion.

Correct Craft will gather “organizational culture drivers” for its second summit, which will take place virtually March 3.