State And Local Marine Trades Associations

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Want to learn more about careers in the boating industry where you live? Check out your local marine trades associations.

Upholstry trade

Marine trades associations are a collection of various recreational boating companies within a specific state or region, all committed to the development of the marine industry in their areas. Most have helpful resources and are a great place to start your search.

California & Canada

NMMA West

Connecticut

Connecticut Marine Trades Association

Delaware

Delaware Marine Trades Association

Florida

Marine Industry Association of Central Florida

Marine Industries Association of Palm Beach County

Marine Industries Association of South Florida

Marine Industries Association Southwest Florida and Tampa Bay

Marine Industries Association of the Treasure Coast

Maine

Maine Marine Trades Association

Maryland

Marine Trades Association of Baltimore County (Maryland)

Marine Trades Association of Maryland

Massachusetts

Massachusetts Marine Trades Association

Michigan

Michigan Boating Industries Association

New England Marine Trades Association

New Hampshire

New Hampshire Marine Trades Association

New Jersey

Marine Trades Association of New Jersey

New York

New York Marine Trades Association

AMI Long Island, New York

Boating Industries Association of Upstate NY (Central New York Boating Industries Association)

Eastern New York Marine Trades Association

The Empire State Trades Association

Lake Erie Marine Trades Association (New York State)

Northwest Marine Trades Association

Rhode Island

Rhode Island Marine Trades Association

South Carolina

Maritime Association of South Carolina

Wisconsin

Wisconsin Marine Association

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