A COMITT-ment

Article Abstract:

Recruitment efforts of Marine Industry Technical Education Council are discussed. In this context, Bill Yeargin, executive vice president of Rybovich Spencer, discussed the need to market the boating industry, and draw in skilled workers to the industry. Yeargin was talking at 2006 Conference on Marine Industry Technical Training (COMITT).

Executive changes & profiles, Personnel administration, Officials and employees, Human resource management, Company personnel management, Speeches, lectures and essays, Yeargin, Bill

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A gaint step for job training

Article Abstract:

The conference intending to address the problems relating to the absence of qualified marine technicians in the boat industry. The plans of the industry related associations in the establishing of a Industry Technical Education Council is discussed.

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Grow boating, Seattle style

Article Abstract:

The efforts of Northwest Marine Trade Association to promote boating in the area are discussed and appreciated. Comparison is drawn to the national effort of the boating industry under egrow boatingE campaign.

Advertising, Washington, Services information, Advertising Activity, Business Associations, Social aspects, Evaluation, Services, Seattle, Washington, Commercial associations

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