MICHAEL FLANAGAN TO TAKE THE HELM OF WEEMS & PLATH

Michael Flanagan

Oct 2nd, 2018

Weems & Plath President Peter Trogdon has announced a “Change of Watch” at the company he has served and owned for the last 23 years. As of September 24, 2018, the company’s new owner, Michael Flanagan, will take the helm.

A business owner with a specialty in manufacturing, Michael Flanagan is an experienced off-shore sailor and long-time fan of Weems & Plath.

“In addition to having the passion for Weems & Plath and its deep heritage, Michael has the vision and experience to grow the business,” said Trogdon, “I couldn’t be more confident that I am handing over the company to someone who can continue the success that was started 90 years ago by our founder, Captain P.V.H. Weems.”

“I am excited and committed to continuing the tradition of the Weems & Plath name and the reputation this great company has built,” said Flanagan. “My top priorities are the customers and the quality of service we bring them, along with growing the business and offering the best products on the market.”

Peter Trogdon will continue to support the company and ensure a smooth transition. The current crew of committed Weems & Plath employees will remain intact and the company headquarters will continue to be located at 214 Eastern Avenue, Annapolis, MD 21401.

For further information please visit: www.weems-plath.com/.

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