May 9, 2022
The Boating Ontario Association is excited to announce and welcome Lesley Hough as our new Membership & Communications Coordinator.
Lesley loves the boating lifestyle, and brings with her more than 15 years of experience in marketing, communications and event management.
With a passion for marketing and graphic design, Lesley has solid experience in eMarketing, creating editorial, social media, web design and videos. She is skilled in and loves event planning (in-person and virtual) and has strong leadership and organization skills.
“We are confident that Lesley will be very effective at contributing to driving membership growth, providing timely and relevant information, and delivering exceptional event experiences promoting interest in our industry,” said Rick Layzell, CEO of Boating Ontario Association.
Members are invited to welcome Lesley at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. We look forward to working with Lesley and believe she will be an excellent addition to our association.
The Boating Ontario Association welcomes Lesley Hough
A New Standard in Shore Power Safety
A Canadian company aims to dominate the global shore power market with a unique prongless plug that it says represents the safest electrical connection in the world. A Canadian tech company is looking to capture the shore power market with a unique magnetic plug design that eliminates the traditional prong-and-socket configuration to create what it says is the safest and most versatile shore power system in the world.
A small Vancouver-based start-up named VoltSafe has designed a unique prongless shore power connection that uses magnets to mate corresponding flat surfaces on the male and female terminals...
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YACHT Solutions with the Navisyo Group announce a $50M distribution deal for its Motorized Water Homes in Canada
Motorized Water Homes in Canada
The agreement solidifies the exclusive distribution of Navisyo Homes in the Ontario Region in Canada.
• YACHT Solutions Canada and the Navisyo Group have created a distribution partnership that.
provides an attractive and affordable alternative to waterfront property.
• The partnership facilitates the purchase of a home on the water for community heroes such as police, firefighters, teachers, military and medical professionals in Canada.
SeaSucker aids manufacturers in solving product challenges
SeaSucker's innovative Vacuum Mount is the engine that drives its products. And now, with its Powered by SeaSucker program, the company collaborates with fellow manufacturers to incorporate its mounts into their designs, solving specific product challenges.
Vacuum Mounts aren't mere suction cups. SeaSucker's 4.5" model secures 120 lbs. to any rigid, non-porous surface for days on end; its 6" version, an astounding 210 lbs. Available in black or white with standard or low-profile housings, they can be deployed vertically, horizontally or even upside down with no effect on holding power.
Everglades Boats announces new additions to sales and marketing team
Everglades Boats, an industry-leading designer and builder of premium offshore fishing boats, announces the expansion of its Sales and Marketing team with the addition of two key members.
Matt Holloway has been named Director of Business Development. In this capacity, Matt will oversee the continued expansion of Everglades’ dealer network and will support dealer partners in providing the exceptional purchasing and ownership experience that Everglades strives to provide every day. Most recently, Matt was Senior Key Account Manager for Navico, Inc., the world’s largest manufacturer of marine electronics. Matt holds a B.A. from Radford University and maintains a 100-ton captain’s license.
