Correct Craft

Correct Craft’s two-day summit on corporate culture changed many industry leaders opinions about their own companies’ values and purposes.

Correct Craft CEO Bill Yeargin shares his takeaways from the inaugural Marine Industry Culture Summit, which his company hosted this week.

The North Carolina builder will add a new 10,000 square foot facility.

Employees and athletes donated time and purchased appliances for the house.

The summit is the builder’s initiative to help marine companies create “great cultures.”

Bass Cat will offer Siren as an option on its Jaguar models.

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ORAC advises the U.S. Secretary of the Interior on issues related to outdoor recreation.

The builder acquires 60 acres of land next to its Orlando headquarters.

Daniel Indelicato will oversee all aspects of production for the two Correct Craft brands.

Marine industry support continues to pour into Bahamas.

Correct Craft’s Aktion Parks works with Central Florida nonprofit Above The Wake.

The addition will help the company meet growing demand.

Correct Craft organizes a two-day summit on corporate culture and invites all industry heads. “There is no hidden agenda,” says Correct Craft CEO Bill Yeargin.

The Correct Craft subsidiary helps companies integrate emerging and disrupting technologies into marine markets.

A ribbon-cutting ceremony for Elite Cable Park in Auburndale will take place July 13.

The expansions will increase production capacity by 40 percent.

Merritt Precision will develop “robotics, 3-D printing and cutting-edge tooling,” says Correct Craft CEO.

Bill Yeargin discussed trade with the vice president and members of Congress.

Correct Craft CEO will receive 2019 Hammond Marine Industry Leadership Award.

Watershed Innovation’s partnership with a local university results in a concept boat that is 30 percent quieter than a traditional jon-boat.

The Orlando parent plans to “aggressively bring new product to market.”