GEMECO Brings Back Popular Technical Training Event with Expanded Certification Opportunities

GEMECO Technical Training Event

July 29, 2025

Meet the team powering Gemeco’s 2025 Technical Training–decades of marine electronics expertise in one room.

Registration Now Open to the Marine Trade for Hands-on Training from Top Brands

Gemeco Marine Electronics Specialists, a leading wholesale distributor of marine electronics and accessories, is excited to announce the return of its highly anticipated Technical Training Event, taking place September 8–11, 2025, at the Crowne Plaza Charleston Airport – Convention Center in North Charleston, South Carolina.

Known for hands-on learning and real-world applications, this year’s event is bigger than ever—offering multiple certification opportunities and sessions from industry-leading manufacturers. Marine electronics dealers, boatbuilders, installers, and technicians will gain valuable training from experts and leave with practical skills they can apply immediately in the field.

Highlights Include:

            • Airmar Certified Installer (ACI) Training

            • NMEA 2000® Installer and Advanced Installer Certifications

            • Maretron MPower and Software Training

            • Product Sessions from Actisense, Avikus, CZone, Mastervolt, & more

Attendees will experience interactive workshops, live product demos, and networking opportunities with top marine electronics brands—all in one place.

“This event is designed for those who want to deepen their technical knowledge and stay ahead in an evolving industry,” said Brandon Wollard, Sales Manager at Gemeco. “We’ve created a hands-on experience with certifications that our customers have been asking for.”
 
Space is limited, and early registration is encouraged. Meals during training days are included with registration. For more information and to register, visit: https://conta.cc/4eakO2D

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