Last week, Jim Wolf, president and CEO of Avalon & Tahoe Manufacturing, Inc. penned an opinion-piece that ran in the Detroit News on the important role of sound trade policy in ensuring the future of ... Read More
Tomorrow is the last day to take action on the "301" tariffs that are poised to greatly impact the recreational boating industry. NMMA is encouraging all sectors of the industry to take action and sha... Read More
As the summer boating season ramps up, the Water Sports Industry Association (WSIA) is calling on the industry to help educate boaters about safe practices on the water with their “Wake Responsibly” c... Read More
Many businesses in the U.S. assume that the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) doesn't apply to them since it's a European-based regulation. Think again. The boating industry is a global market... Read More
Today, Ben Wold, executive vice president for NMMA, retires from his role with the association, where he spent more than forty-one years and oversaw boat and sport shows on behalf of the recreational ... Read More
NMMA is encouraging all sectors of the industry to take action and share their voice to stop Chinese tariffs from impacting the U.S. marine industry. As reported in Currents earlier this week, a recen... Read More
When it comes to fishing West Virginians have it relatively easy. Not because of the state’s great rivers and lakes, but because the existing fishing regulations are fairly straightforward and easy to... Read More
The National Boating Safety Advisory Council (NBSAC) is seeking applicants for 2019 positions, and NMMA is encouraging members to apply and will help with letters of recommendation (see details below)... Read More
On the heels of the American Boating Congress (ABC), NMMA is applauding Representatives Austin Scott (R-GA-08) and Lois Frankel (D-FL-21) for introducing the Consumer Protection and Fuel Transparency ... Read More
Following testimony yesterday in Washington in front of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) regarding the Administration's decision to use Section 301 to develop a list of proposed tariffs on Chinese... Read More