Six Brunswick Emerging Leaders Named to Boating Industry’s 2025 40 Under 40 List 

Brunswick Corporation

Apr 1, 2025

Boating Industry Magazine has announced its 2025 40 Under 40 list, recognizing six emerging leaders from Brunswick Corporation (NYSE: BC) and Freedom Boat Club among the industry’s top young professionals. From hundreds of nominations, the following individuals were selected: 

Kate Winer, Senior Manager, Integrated Systems, Power Systems, Navico Group

Carl Greiner, Category Manager, MerCruiser, Mercury Marine  

Jeff Reifsnyder, Director, Advanced Technologies, Brunswick Corporation  

Purseerat Singh, Senior Director, Fleet Management & Business Intelligence,

Business Acceleration

Nancy Dean, Franchise Owner, Freedom Boat Club of Northern Virgina 

Josh Rosella, Franchise Owner, Freedom Boat Clubs of Delaware, Maryland,

Washington DC, Southern New Jersey, Hudson River NY

“We are thrilled to have six outstanding Brunswick leaders recognized on Boating Industry’s 40 Under 40 List,” said Dave Foulkes, Brunswick Corporation CEO. “Their exceptional work and dedication are not only propelling the marine industry forward but also inspiring the next generation of innovators and leaders. This recognition is a testament to their talent, hard work, and the bright future they are helping to shape.” 

“Boating Industry’s 40 Under 40 honorees represent a diverse group of professionals who are driving innovation, leadership, and growth in the recreational boating industry,” said Madelyn Pegg, managing editor of Boating Industry Magazine. “Their dedication and achievements reflect the strength of talent within the industry. We are proud to recognize six professionals from Brunswick Corporation this year, who embody these qualities, push boundaries and help drive the industry forward.”

Each year, Boating Industry’s 40 Under 40 features young leaders in the boating industry who stand out among hundreds of peer nominations for their multitude of accomplishments and promise to push the boating industry forward. The award and feature can be seen in the March issue of Boating Industry Magazine or online at https://boatingindustry.com/latest-issue/2025/03/21/march-2025/.

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