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ICYMI: NMMA FY2023 highlights in year in review

by National Marine Manufacturers Association 16 Jan 2024 17:00 PST
FY2023 Year in Review © National Marine Manufacturers Association

NMMA closed our fiscal year 2023 with a strengthened foundation following the successful execution of our rolling three-year strategic objectives across our advocacy and market expansion priorities, which are key to the growth and success of the North American recreational boating industry.

This Year in Review report takes a look back at Association and industry highlights throughout fiscal year 2023, including efforts related to advocacy, Discover Boating, business intelligence, consumer and trade shows, engineering standards, membership trends and more.

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