NMRA ELECTS NEW OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS

NMRA Elects

 

Nov 6, 2016

Pictured from left are CLayton Smith, Rob Gueterman and Neal Trombley.

The National Marine Representatives Association (NMRA) has elected its officers and board of directors to govern the organization in 2016–2017. One new officer and two board members join the leadership group.

Keith LaMarr of Macaroni Marketing was elected NMRA president and Neal Trombley of Gulf Atlantic Marketing is vice-president. Clayton Smith of Waters & David Co. is the new treasurer and Patrick Churchman of Midwest Outdoor Marketing left the NMRA board of directors to serve as secretary. Rob Gueterman of GSW & Associates is the current past president.

New to the NMRA board of directors is Aaron Freeman of Wickes Marine and Ivan Cross of The Merifield Co. They join current board members Jim Cressy of Cressy Marketing, Craig Coatney of Coatney Sales, Scott Kolodny of ComMar Sales and Paul Rieger of Wm. F. Miller & Associates.

Founded in 1960, the NMRA serves independent marine sales representatives and the manufacturers who sell through reps. It functions as an industry voice, networking tool and information source. Active in the marine industry, it yearly awards scholarships to students pursuing education in the maritime trades.

Contact National Marine Representatives Association, PO Box 360, Gurnee, IL 60031. 847-662-3167; Fax: 847-336-7126. info@nmraonline.org; www.nmraonline.org.

 

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