HOME PORT GLOBAL’S MARINEANGELS INCUBATOR & ACCELERATOR SEEKS NEW PRODUCTS FOR 2021

Home Port Global

Jan 19, 2021

International marine product development, publicity and promotion consultancy Home Port Global is looking for a few good products to help get into the marine market in 2021.

If you or someone you know has a new recreational or commercial marine product, or just an idea for a new product, but needs help getting it into the market, Home Port Global’s MarineAngels incubator & accelerator may be the answer.

“New products drive the market,” said Home Port Global Director David Pilvelait, who heads the MarineAngels program for North America. “But without market know-how, many good marine product ideas never get into the market, or are such weak sellers they are soon gone from the shelves,” he added.

Unlike typical inventor help or new product development services, there is no upfront cost for MarineAngels services.

MarineAngels provides inventors and entrepreneurs with expertise and advice from some of the marine industry’s most experienced and well-connected marine product development, distribution, marketing and PR professionals to support the launch of new products for the global marine market.

For more information and to submit products to be considered for MarineAngels, visit http://homeportmarine.com/marineangels.html or email info@homeportmarine.com with MarineAngels in the subject line.

Home Port Global provides marine equipment and accessories suppliers with a range of services including product distribution network development, product marketing, PR and social media presence. For more information, visit http://homeportmarine.com.

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