February 25, 2010 | Posted in 
With results finalized at the end of January, BWI members have elected three officers, reelected a Director and the Board has appointed another to fill a vacancy.
Officers elected to one-year terms are freelancer and technical editor Zuzana Prochazka, President; consumer and trade writer Lisa Knapp, 1st Vice President; and writer and editor Glen Justice, 2nd vice president.
New to the Board is Alan Jones, a magazine writer, editor and photographer. Michael Sciulla, writer and marketing consultant, was reelected as a Director for a three-year term.
Jones has been a full-time writer and editor for Boating World Magazine for 14 years and most recently a contributing editor for Sea Magazine. He writes the Editor’s Letter, engine column, all boat tests, serves as an on-camera personality as well as feature writer, humorist, and fishing enthusiast.
Jones has been a judge for the NMMA Innovations Awards program and was recognized eight times in the BWI annual writing contest. He will fill the seat previously held by Justice.
Continuing as Directors are Immediate Past President Kim Kavin, freelance writer and publisher of ChaterWave.com; Marilyn Mower, editor of Southern Boating and the Marine Business Journal; Lindsey Johnson, editor of Lakeland Boating magazine; and Alan Wendt, editorial director for Marine CEO magazine and publisher of custom lifestyle boating publications.
BWI executive director Greg Proteau serves as secretary/treasurer of the Board.
With results finalized at the end of January, BWI members have elected three officers, reelected a Director and the Board has appointed another to fill a vacancy.
Officers elected to one-year terms are freelancer and technical editor Zuzana Prochazka, President; consumer and trade writer Lisa Knapp, 1st Vice President; and writer and editor Glen Justice, 2nd vice president.
New to the Board is Alan Jones, a magazine writer, editor and photographer. Michael Sciulla, writer and marketing consultant, was reelected as a Director for a three-year term. Read more »
