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Yamaha's Bryan Seti elected Chairperson of Grow Boating Board of Directors

by National Marine Manufacturers Association 25 Nov 2019 20:54 PST
Bryan Seti elected Chairperson of Grow Boating Board of Directors © National Marine Manufacturers Association

Earlier this month, Bryan Seti, general manager of sales and marketing, Yamaha WaterCraft Group, was elected chairperson of the Grow Boating Board of Directors during their annual meeting in Chicago. Seti succeeds Joe Lewis, owner and general manager of Mt. Dora Boating Center, who served as chairperson from 2011 through October 2019.

Seti joined Yamaha in 1998 and leads sales and marketing for Yamaha's jet-powered boat line. Before joining Yamaha, he was director of marketing for Diamondback Bicycles.

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