MarineMax, Inc. (NYSE: HZO), the world’s largest recreational boat, yacht and superyacht services company, today announced the promotion of Manny A. Alvare, the Company’s Vice President of Legal Affairs since October 2021, to the position of General Counsel. Mr. Alvare joined MarineMax as Corporate Counsel in 2018 after a distinguished career serving as in-house counsel for several Florida companies in a wide range of industries. During his tenure at MarineMax, he has overseen the legal work related to the Company’s acquisitions, brand expansions, domestic and international growth, and numerous other strategic initiatives. Mr. Alvare is a graduate of the University of Florida and received his law degree from St. Thomas University’s Benjamin L. Crump College of Law. Brett McGill, Chief Executive Officer and President of MarineMax, stated, “This promotion recognizes Manny’s professional accomplishments at MarineMax, particularly his pivotal role in overseeing legal affairs and guiding us as we execute on our growth strategy. We look forward to Manny’s continued success as a key leader in our organization.”
Julie Balzano
2mo
Congratulations and best of luck in your new role.
Steve Schultz
2mo
MarineMax does the best job of promoting boating!! Thanks.
Zeca Lazauskas
2mo
🏂
William Allison
1mo
Fantastic news Manny!! Looking for new and exciting growth from Marine Max over the next few years. Congratulations
John Ellis
2mo
Well done, Manny! All the best in the new role.
Ann Smallman
2mo
Congratulations
Joe Tomek
1mo
Congratulations Mr. Alvare. All the best.
Congratulations Manny Alvare! Well deserved.
Barb Mueller
2mo
Congratulations!
Ministry of FInance
1moHi Manny Alvare, OneWater Marine (O) is about to acquire your company. Have you even looked into its founder? Austin Singleton founder of OneWater Marine (O) currently has judgments in excess of $8M against him and has refused to pay his creditors. He has destroyed peoples savings and left many small businesses with large debts. My posts seem to have been deleted. Do you really want to be in business with a scam artist? You are a public company should you not be compelled to greater standard of due diligence? Or is killing small town America one of your goals. Sincerely, Aurora A I am sure your lawyers can find you the judgements. But I can also send them to me if you want.