MINNEAPOLIS — July 23, 2020 — The Marine Retailers Association of the Americas announces that Ocoee, Florida-based Boat Outfitters has joint the organization as a Partner Member.
Boat Outfitters specializes in the sale of accessories, replacement parts and custom-engineered projects within the marine industry. Through its parent company, Teak Isle Mfg., it has also transitioned into making personal protective equipment (PPE) — in the form of plexiglass-based barriers and face shields The equipment allows retailers in multiple industry’s to keep their employees and customers safe. These protective panels are availabe for quick delivery and customizing.
“Boat Outfitters is delighted to join the MRAA as a partner member,” says Andrew Brown, Managing Director. “We continue to be committed to manufacturing high-quality marine accessories, replacement parts and custom solutions while maintaining affordable pricing. Partnering with the MRAA provides expertise and business solutions to enhance our operations as well as allowing us the opportunity to educate members on how we can help them better serve their customers and thus grow profits. We look forward to this beneficial relationship.”
Partner Membership lets marine manufacturers, suppliers and service providers align their brands with the MRAA programs, including training, education and other opportunities, and reach the dealer body fueling the success of the industry. Support from Partners allows the Association to expand its offerings and create a positive, long-term impact in the business of MRAA members.
“We’re pleased to welcome Boat Outfitters as new Partner Member,” says Allison Gruhn, MRAA Director of Business Development. “Whether its parts, accessories, custom work or their new line of PPE items, Boat Outfitters has an astute understanding and innovative methods to meet of the needs of marine dealers nationwide.”
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About the Marine Retailers Association of the Americas
At the Marine Retailers Association of the Americas, we believe that for the marine industry to thrive, the retail organizations that interact with the boaters in their community must thrive. With that in mind, MRAA works to create a strong and healthy boating industry by uniting those retailers, providing them with opportunities for improvement and growth, and representing them with a powerful voice. For more information, visit
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