America’s Boating Club Signs MOU with NMEA

America’s Boating Club, the nation’s largest and oldest volunteer recreational boating safety nonprofit, announced the signing of a new memorandum of understanding with the National Marine Electronics Association (NMEA), a worldwide membership organization devoted to enhancing the technology and safety of marine electronics. 

This memorandum of understanding (MOU) enables America’s Boating Club (ABC) to incorporate state-of-the-art content into its marine electronics courses and seminars with the goal of making recreational boating safer and more enjoyable. In turn, the NMEA seeks to enhance its access to the recreational boating market. By sharing skills and knowledge, America’s Boating Club and the NMEA can develop and extend their suite of instructional materials. 

“This MOU with America’s Boating Club will help thousands of its members and the boating public by exposing them to the NMEA’s basic electronics training materials and best practices while also introducing them to our NMEA member companies who install, service, and sell marine electronics,” said Mark Reedenauer, president of the NMEA. “Partnering with ABC will allow more technical end users to gain advanced knowledge by providing them with the globally recognized standards of installation of marine electronics. And if an ABC member gets into a situation that is over his or her head or requires additional onboard or product support, the local NMEA technical installer base is there to help. ABC members can search the NMEA website to locate certified installers in their local area.”