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Regulator Marine

*my account got deleted and I may have already posted this*

 

Joan Maxwell, the president and co-founder of Regulator Marine is a redemptive entrepreneur. I found her company on the Faith Driven Entrepreneur podcast and decided to research how she was embodying the gospel. She has created a successful company that embodies the gospel in its day-to-day work. Regulator Marine began in 1988, the goal was to innovate sportfishing boats. “Regulator boats are seriously tough sportfishers known for their exceptional fit & finish, as well as a dry, soft, and comfortable ride. Designed for ultimate fishability, incredible comfort, and serious performance at every turn, each boat in our line delivers maximum versatility as you pursue the Offshore LifeTM.” While I know nothing about fishing or boats or stuff like this, after reading about this company I would totally recommend this brand to friends and family who are looking to buy a fishing boat.

Regulator Marine is “proud to be known for our commitment to quality boat building, but the heart of Regulator is our dedication to team members, customers, community, and God. For our employees, that means enriching work that allows plenty of time and space for life. For our community, it means being able to rely on the generosity of friends and neighbors, and for our customers, it means the delivery of a dream.” They are committed to being a company of great integrity before God and before their customers “regardless of the consequences.”

Regulator Marine has many partnerships in their community, believing that it is essential in carrying out the gospel, to enrich those around them. Some of the organizations they partner with are CRU, Habitat for Humanity, Agape Flights, Edenton Food Pantry, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and more.

Employees at Regulator Marine are taught to steward their time, materials, equipment entrusted to them by God. This helps the company limit waste and stay committed to building quality boats.

Annie Grace Smith

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