Meet Signal Snowboards Marketing Director Marc Wierenga; Every Third Thursday Cast Profiles
In New Episode Of Every Third Thursday Took The Guys Took Some Inspiration From The Catwalk. Watch It Here http://bit.ly/Z6zE01
This special Every Third Thursday cast profile explores howSignal Snowboards Marketing Director Marc Wierenga started building boards in a garage and how that evolved into a full blown snowboard factory in Huntington Beach, CA. Marc also explains how his factory came to be the home base for Signal Snowboards. Marc's role on ETT includes the important roles of filming the episodes and handling marketing duties a well as jumping in on the design and build. Follow your dreams kids and follow ETT, airing Every Third Thursday of the month on Network A. Hit Marc below to get answers straight from him on the challenges of making snowboard factory from the ground up, filming, marketing, the best surf spots in Huntington Beach, how to avoid the crowds at Bear Mountain, where the secret mini ramps are, and more. He'll be commenting back all day. Woo!
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h/t Jalopnik
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