Venice, FL, July 13, 2017 -- Freedom Boat Club, the nation’s oldest and largest boat club, with 16,000 members in 23 states and Canada, has agreed to work with Safe Harbor Marinas (SHM) on a nationwide promotion to benefit its Members.
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The collaboration was unveiled this week by Safe Harbor Marinas to its boat and marina customers as part of a new SHM Platinum Card promotion. As a major feature of a newly launched SHM Platinum Card, marina Members who sign up will enjoy special customized rates and exclusive ‘standby access’ to the Freedom Boat Club fleet wherever joint club and marina locations are situated.
Currently, Freedom Boat Club operates from 14 SHM throughout North America including Florida, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and California. Both parties expect to expand that coverage to include more franchise opportunities in the future.
“Marina relationships are very important to our business, and we work with many of the best operators in the business including a long-standing relationship with Safe Harbor Marinas,” said John Giglio, Freedom Boat Club President and CEO. “We are very pleased to provide added value to the SHM operation to benefit its Members, and we believe this enhanced relationship delivers a win-win for all involved.”
Baxter Underwood, CEO of Safe Harbor Marinas added, “This partnership demonstrates the power of our complementary national platforms. Together, we are offering Safe Harbor Members the ability to boat across the entire country with the nation’s premiere boat club.”
ABOUT FREEDOM BOAT CLUB
Freedom Boat Club, headquartered in Venice, FL., is the nation’s oldest and largest boat club with 130 locations in 23 states and Canada. The club services 16,000 members and sports a fleet of 1,600 boats. For more information, visit www.freedomboatclub.com.
ABOUT SAFE HARBOR MARINAS
Safe Harbor Marinas is the largest owner and operator of marinas in the world. Based in Dallas, the company is dedicated to providing the highest standards of excellence in customer service across its portfolio of inland and coastal properties. For more information, visit www.SHMarinas.com.
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Wanda Kenton Smith Freedom Boat Club 407-697-8055 [email protected]


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