Retired Brunswick chairman dead at 73: Jack F. Reichert was the man who bought Bayliner and Sea Ray, fended off takeover

Article Abstract:

Jack F. Reichert, retired chairman and CEO of Brunswick Corp., died on May 9, 2004 at the age of 73. Jack F. Reichert was responsible for fighting off the hostile takeover of Brunswick Corp and increasing the business through the acquisition of Sea Ray and Bayliner.

Obituary, Reichert, Jack F.

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A Q and A with new Brunswick chairman

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Brunswick's new president, chairman and chief executive officer, Dustan McCoy discusses issues like dealer contracts, and warranties, amongst other things.

Interview, McCoy, Dustan

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Bruce Livingston to run startup Taiwan

Article Abstract:

The appointment of Bruce Livingston, former plant director of Grand B anks Malaysia as the general manager of Global Yatch Builders, Taiwan is discussed.

Comment:

The appointment of Bruce Livingston, former plant director of Grand B anks Malaysia as the general manager of Global Yatch Builders, Taiwan is discussed.

Taiwan, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Livingston, Bruce

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