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Jan 2, 2024 - The National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) is a member driven organization that identifies itself as the nations leading advocate for boat, engine and accessory manufacturers. The following presentation contains information about the organization, products, services and mission. In addition, you will find some further qualifications.

About


The National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) is the nation’s leading trade association representing boat, marine engine and accessory manufacturers. Collectively, NMMA members manufacture an estimated 80 percent of marine products used in North America. NMMA is a unifying force and powerful voice for the recreational boating industry, working to strengthen and grow boating and protect the interests of its member companies.

Services


NMMA programs and services are designed to serve the best interests of its members and the recreational boating industry. To that end, NMMA: Represents the industry on public policy issues, advocating at state and federal levels to protect the interests of the marine industry and the users of products Collects, analyzes and distributes industry, economic and market data; NMMA is the industry’s primary source of recreational boating research, statistics and technical data. Promotes recreational boating through consumer outreach Provide information/represent the industry’s interests to the media and other public entities. Produces boat and sport shows in key North American markets to provide quality sales venues for exhibitors and consumers Co-owns/produces the trade event IBEX (International BoatBuilders’ Exhibition and Conference) to generate business opportunities for marine companies Works to create opportunities overseas; offers information and services to help members expand into the global marketplace Maintains boat, trailer and oil certification programs to promote safety and help manufacturers produce quality products Assists the industry in continuously improving customer satisfaction with the purchase, delivery, product, use and after-sale experiences through CSI (Consumer Satisfaction Index) 

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As the leading certification body for the recreational boating industry in the U. S., NMMA Certification impacts the recreational marine industry worldwide, helping to improve boat manufacturing and ensure quality products for consumers throughout the world.

Organization


NMMA was formed in 1979 when the Boating Industry Association of Chicago (BIA) and the National Association of Engine & Boat Manufacturers of New York (NAEBM) merged. Roots of the non-profit association can be traced to 1904 when NAEBM was founded.

Conclusion


The National Marine Manufacturers Association is a major player in the boating industry and deserves full credit for its many contributions.


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