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Nick Miller Named Chief Growth Officer at Erickson Marine

September 13, 2026

© Erickson Marine
© Erickson Marine

Erickson Marine has named Nick Miller as Chief Growth Officer, expanding the company’s executive leadership as the longtime Sarasota dealership builds on nearly three decades of success and advances into its next phase of growth.

In the new role, Miller will focus on initiatives spanning marketing, technology, analytics, strategic partnerships, business development and new market opportunities, working alongside Erickson Marine’s existing leadership team.

Miller brings decades of marine industry experience, including vice president roles with Pro-Line Boats, Donzi Marine, Fountain Powerboats and Baja Marine. His background includes marketing, business development, strategic partnerships, sales growth and emerging technologies, including AI and digital strategy.

“Erickson Marine already has the things that are hardest to build: strong customer relationships, loyalty, integrity and a respected family name. By combining that foundation with new technology, AI and fresh ideas, I believe the company is exceptionally well positioned for its next stage of growth. I’m excited about our future and delighted to be a part of it,” Miller said.

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