Dale Jamieson’s father started Escape Spas in Australia. From age 10, Jamieson was immersed in the business, spending time with his dad and helping wherever he could.
Lia Morgillo built her hot tub industry knowledge long before she held any official title. Growing up in a family that owned and operated Brothers Pool, Morgillo’s childhood was shaped by the culture of the pool and spa industry, preparing her to take over the company as CEO at just 20 years old in 2011.
In 2015, Rachel Ertman joined Watkins Wellness as a marketing programs specialist. Armed with a degree in communications and advertising, along with a background in customer service, Ertman found her stride. Her role allowed her to immerse herself in the industry, serving Watkins Wellness’ dealer network and connecting with the company’s mission.
Laci Davis got her start at the most magical place on earth — Walt Disney World — but her trajectory changed when she met her now-husband, who was an executive at Royal Swimming Pools in Memphis, Tennessee.
In February, the chilly mountain air of Big Sky, Montana, was electrified with the sixth annual Best in the West Showdown, an event orchestrated by the Big Sky Skijoring Association.
In the late 1980s, Coast Spas started as a retailer in the hot tub industry. However, in 1997, the company pivoted into manufacturing, a decision that laid the foundation for its trajectory of innovation and growth.