News Release 8-23-05
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Contact: David Pagliughi |
Designer Extraordinaire Dawn Moffitt Joins Rampage Yachts to Add Authority and Panache to Evolving Product Line Up
Grown up and growing customer base expects finely appointed details
Navassa, N.C., August 23 – Rampage Sport Fishing Yachts today announced that Dawn Moffitt, an award-winning marine interior designer, is working with Rampage to bring added distinction to the boat maker’s fleet of rugged, high performing sport fishing yachts. Pete Gillon, brand manager at Rampage Sport Fishing Yachts, made the announcement.
“Rampage is excited to collaborate with a designer of Dawn Moffitt’s caliber and deep industry understanding. We are confident she will bring to our fleet of sport fishing yachts the kind of comfort, convenience and personality our sophisticated and growing customer base expects,” said Gillon.
Under Moffitt’s practiced eye, Rampage will expand and punctuate its sporty and functional interior trim components with coordinating colors, fabrics and materials.
“Rampage is very passionate about its yachts,” says Moffitt. “They’ve engineered a design that is classic and substantial. My goal is to translate that style and authority in a luxurious and pulled together way.”
Moffitt is co-owner and president of Dawn Moffitt Design, Inc., which she and husband Kermit Moffitt founded in 1996 in Wilmington, NC. Moffitt’s work has earned her an international clientele and recognition in the custom marine, aviation and residential interior design industries.
Rampage Sport Fishing Yachts, the Offshore Authority, designs and builds rugged blue-water sport fishing yachts that combine comfort and convenience with speed, durability and performance-focused engineering. Based in Navassa, N.C., Rampage creates highly fishable walkaround, express, and convertible sport fishing yachts, 30 to 45 feet, in 344,000 square feet of state-of-the art production facilities. To see a Rampage Sport Fishing Yacht, or to locate a dealer, visit www.rampageyachts.com.
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