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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., May 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Boatsetter, the leading peer-to-peer boat rental marketplace in the U.S., today announced the official launch of Boatsetter Fishing, a team and product built specifically to help fishing charters, guides, and outfitters. The launch follows the company s strategic acquisition of Fisher Guiding, the fastest growing marketplace based in the U.S. for fishing charters.
Boatsetter, the leading peer-to-peer boat rental marketplace in the U.S., today announced the official launch of Boatsetter Fishing, a team and product built specifically to help fishing charters, guides, and outfitters.
Since the beta rollout in February, Boatsetter Fishing has already contributed to record growth in Q1 with marketplace and fishing revenue created increasing by 140% and 300% respectively. The acquisition further solidifies the company s position as the dominant player in the $50 billion global recreational boating
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Many companies are considering a hybrid workforce model, but the benefits may not beat the cost.
Staying remote will help you broaden your talent pool, retain top employees, and enhance diversity.
Employees are also able to repurpose commute time and energy to be as productive as possible.
The headquarters of peer-to-peer boat rental company Boatsetter was a 6,000-square-foot open-floor plan space on the New River in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
When the pandemic hit, Boatsetter gave up its lease and moved to a completely virtual workforce, a move that s provided unexpected benefits for the company, Founder and CEO Jaclyn Baumgarten told Insider.
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A passionate conversation about the Miami startup scene began on Twitter last month after a Bay Area venture capitalist tweeted, what if we move silicon valley to miami and Miami Mayor Francis Suarez responded, How can I help?
Miami boosters have long pushed the Magic City as the next tech startup hub. Now, a year into the Covid-19 era, their pitch has gained greater appeal, given the widespread embrace of remote work and newfound appreciation for outdoor living spaces. Of course, the friendly tax climate Florida has no personal income taxes and the mild winter weather have long drawn newcomers, as have its enviable position as a gateway to Latin America and its glittering nightlife. Now, a number of high-profile arrivals are driving new excitement about Miami s startup ecosystem. Here s what has startup leaders talking: