Episode 107: Nancy Cueroni - with 27 years at the Helm of the National Marine Distributors Association it's now time to hand over to her successor Emily Saving...

Today on The Boat Princess Podcast, we're joined by one of the most respected and influential voices in the marine industry, Nancy Cueroni, Senior Vice President of the National Marine Distributors Association (NMDA).

With an impressive 27-year career dedicated to supporting and advancing the recreational boating industry, Nancy has witnessed remarkable transformation across every facet of the business—from evolving consumer trends and technological innovation to changing distribution models and workforce challenges. Throughout her career, she has worked closely with manufacturers, distributors, dealers, and industry leaders, helping shape the conversations and strategies that drive the marine sector forward.

In this episode, Nancy shares her professional journey, reflects on the biggest changes she has seen over nearly three decades in the industry, and discusses the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead. We also explore her concerns for the future of boating, including workforce development, industry sustainability, market fluctuations, and how the next generation of boating enthusiasts will shape the industry's direction.

Whether you're a marine professional, boat owner, or simply passionate about the future of boating, Nancy offers valuable insights, practical perspectives, and a wealth of experience gained from nearly three decades at the heart of the industry.

As she hands the helm to her Protege Emily Saving we listen to what Emily looks forward to bringing to the table for the future of the National Marine Distributors Association.

Please welcome Nancy Cueroni and Emily Saving to The Boat Princess Podcast.

This podcast was recorded at IBEX in 2025

To find out more about IBEX:

https://www.ibexshow.com/

To find out more about the NMDA:

https://www.nmdaonline.com/

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