Donerail urges MarineMax shareholders to vote against CEO Brett McGill at annual meeting

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Donerail urges MarineMax shareholders to vote against CEO Brett McGill at annual meeting

Donerail Group, which says it owns more than 4% of MarineMax Inc., urged shareholders to vote against CEO Brett McGill’s election to the board at the company’s March 3, 2026 annual meeting, citing its push for the company to pursue a strategic review. Donerail has reiterated a previously disclosed $35-per-share all-cash proposal to acquire MarineMax, subject to due diligence, and said it has not received meaningful engagement from the board. Donerail also noted that California State Teachers’ Retirement System (CalSTRS) voted against Brett McGill and other director nominees, and that Levin Capital Strategies has called for an immediate strategic review following Donerail’s offer.

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