SGB Update Outdoor

SDSI Expands And Lifts Geographic Limitations

San Diego Sport Innovators (SDSI), the nonprofit that has traditionally supported the Southern California’s sports and active lifestyle (SAL) economy, has lifted geographic limitations and now offers Active Lifestyle business expertise to any company in the SAL Industry.

Outerbike Cancels Remaining 2020 Events

Outerbike, the three-day experiential consumer bike event announced the cancellation of its remaining three Outerbike events that were on the 2020 calendar: South Lake Tahoe, Moab and Bentonville. At the same time, the organization announced a new feature it will be launching on its website to guide online consumers to find a bike.

Remington Arms Plant Workers Face Layoffs In Upstate New York

Remington Arms, which reportedly is exploring a bankruptcy filing, has told hourly workers at its factory in the Herkimer County village of Ilion in Upstate New York, that they will be furloughed following their shifts on Friday.

Arcus Hunting Appoints National Accounts Manager

Arcus Hunting, based in Covington, GA, appointed Jake Mersberger to the position of national accounts manager. Mersberger will be responsible for the Tink’sÆ, Dead Down Wind, Ramcat, Trophy Taker, and Rack One brands.

Grundéns Strengthens Marketing And Sales Teams

Grundéns, a producer of fishing apparel and footwear, announced the addition of four team members to its marketing and sales teams. The hires include Brent Brauner as director of marketing, Dave Drulard as a key accounts manager, Jaime Huffman as regional sales director (East), and Tom Shores as regional sales director (West).

Big Agnes Appoints Director Of North American Sales

Big Agnes Inc., the Steamboat Springs, CO-based outdoor equipment brand, recently hired Jill Lewis as director of North American sales and Eric Einfeld as senior demand planner. The company also completed the relocation of its headquarters to downtown Steamboat Springs, CO.

Play It Again Parent Sees Q2 Earnings Dip

Winmark Corporation, the parent of Play it Again Sports, reported net income for the quarter ended June 27 of $5.06 million, or $1.33 per share, compared to net income of $7.3 million, or $1.79,  in the second quarter of 2019.