Last week, Confluence Outdoor and its high quality, American-made canoes and kayaks represented South Carolina on AOL’s This Built America editorial series.
Some surprising details include:
- One of the perks of employment is access to over 100 free kayaks and canoes that team members can take out for free to use on the water.
- Confluence can make a new prototype in just a day—something that used to take up to six months.
- Confluence re-uses excess plastic shavings from canoes and kayaks to make other parts.
- Their CEO, Sue Rechner, was the CEO of Victorinox Swiss Army before joining the company and turning it around.
- Confluence’s fastest growing kayak business are boats designed for the kayak angler market.
Confluence Outdoor joins a national movement in This Built America that is devoted to supporting American companies and American-made products. AOL is proud to support the effort along with sponsor Ford Trucks. Through the year, the editorial and video teams will explore 50 states in 50 weeks to bring 50 stories of the people who are bringing back manufacturing to America. The platform is produced in coordination with Man Made Content.
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