Here are some useful Internet links we have found to benefit members of the National Marine Representatives Association.
Web Site: www.nmma.org
NMMA (National Marine Manufacturers Association) is sponsor of
consumer boat shows in the U.S., Canada and Mexico, as well as trade events for the marine industry. NMMA members, nearly 1,400 companies, produce approximately 80% of the
marine products used by recreational boaters and anglers in the United
States.
Web Site: www.nmea.org
NMEA (National Marine Electronics Association) is an internationally recognized trade association of dealers, manufacturers, distributors, sales representatives and other professionals in the marine electronics field. NMEA has led
the way in establishing technical standards for data exchange in marine
electronics and certification standards for marine electronics technicians.
Web Site: www.manaonline.org
MANA (Manufacturers' Agents National Association) is a non-profit association of professional multi-line field sales agencies and the manufacturers they represent. MANA educates industry, government and academia on the multi-line method of selling. The focus is to aid in the development and promotion of mutually profitable relationships and ethical standards of behavior.
Web Site: www.abbra.org
ABBRA (The American Boat Builders & Repairers Association) is the national not-for-profit association for the marine service trades. ABBRA is the industry advocate for 400 members and affiliates, providing resources to encourage professionalism and strengthen their profitability.
Web Site: www.RVIA.org
RVIA (The Recreation Vehicle Industry Association) is the national association representing approximately 450 manufacturers and component suppliers producing approximately 98 percent of all RVs made in the United States.
Web Site: www.boatingcareerinfo.org
MITEC (Marine Industry Training and Education Council) is an all-volunteer Council whose mission is to help facilitate the development and sustained availability of a technically skilled and proficient workforce for the marine industry through education, training, and professional development. The supporting mission of the Council is to promote public awareness of career opportunities in the marine industry.