ICOMIA - International Council of Marine Industry Associations
ICOMIA - International Council of Marine Industry Associations
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ICOMIA/IFBSO Congress 2026 Countdown: Dr. Shawn DuBravac Speaker Profile
ICOMIA/IFBSO Congress 2026 Countdown: ICOMIA/IFBSO Congress 2026 Countdown: Dr. Shawn DuBravac Speaker Profile.
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Session Title
Strategic Outlook: Economic Drivers Influencing Recreational Boating Growth Worldwide
Session Description
Leading economist Dr. Shawn DuBravac will deliver a forward-looking analysis of the global economic forces shaping recreational boating. From shifting consumer confidence and market dynamics to evolving demand patterns across mature and emerging markets, DuBravac will unpack the macro trends influencing growth worldwide.
With North America representing the industry's largest market, the session will also examine how U.S. performance intersects with global opportunity. Attendees will gain timely, data-driven insights to inform strategic planning in a rapidly changing economic landscape.
Speaker Bio
Dr. Shawn DuBravac is a NY Times bestselling author, economist, and acclaimed futurist who helps business leaders decode emerging trends and prepare for tomorrow's challenges. As president of the Avrio Institute and former chief economist for the Consumer Technology Association, he has spent decades advising Fortune 100 companies, startups, and government agencies on how to think critically, and proactively, about transformation.
Named one of the top futurist speakers in the world, Dr. DuBravac brings a rare ability to translate complex economic signals into actionable insights.
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