Brunswick names Will Sangster president of Navico Group effective Jan. 1, 2027

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Brunswick named Will Sangster executive vice president, president of Navico Group, effective Jan. 1, 2027.
Sangster currently runs Business Acceleration, overseeing Freedom Boat Club, marine finance, insurance, extended warranty, pre-owned boat operations.
Karly Yuds appointed senior vice president, president of Business Acceleration, moving from Mercury Marine vice president of global supply chain.
Marco Bracalente set to become chief technology officer, stepping up from Navico Group vice president of product development and engineering.

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