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BUILDING A BRAND: Over the years, ParsonsKellogg LLC’s client list has grown to include Patagonia Inc., Peter Millar, YETI Holdings Inc. and Helly Hansen. Pictured from left is company President Thomas Kellogg III, Director of Brand Strategy Meghan White, Director of Brand Sales Andrew Deloria and Director of Sales Kaley Adua. 
PBN PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

ParsonsKellogg plays to their strengths to expand relationships

PBN 2024 Fastest Growing Companies Awards $50 MILLION AND ABOVE: 1. ParsonsKellogg LLC CEO (or equivalent): Thomas Kellogg III, president 2023 Revenue: $97.4 million 2021 Revenue: $57.3 million Revenue growth:...

Titleist golf ball launches drive Acushnet’s $121M profit in 2019

FAIRHAVEN – Acushnet Holdings Corp. earned a profit of $121.1 million in 2019, a 21.2% increase year over year. The company, which oversees the Titleist...
ACUSHNET HOLDINGS CORP., parent company of the Titleist and FootJoy golf brands, reported a profit of $30 million in the third quarter of 2019. / COURTESY TITLEIST

Acushnet Holdings reports $30M Q3 profit on strong Titleist club sales

FAIRHAVEN – Acushnet Holdings Corp., owner of the Titleist golf brand, reported a profit of $30 million in the third quarter, more than tripling...
ACUSHNET HOLDINGS CORP., parent company of the Titleist and FootJoy brands, reported a profit of $38.9 million in the second quarter of 2019. / COURTESY TITLEIST GOLF

Acushnet reports $38.9M profit in Q2: U.S. sales rise as int’l...

FAIRHAVEN – Acushnet Holdings Corp. reported a 3.6% drop in net income in the second quarter of 2019 to $38.9 million, or 51 cents...
EXECUTIVE RECRUITMENT: Management Search employs a dozen people and is hired by companies to recruit executives. From left, Kelly Bowen, vice president of client development; Carol Judge, partner; Stephen E. Judge, president; and Michael Schlaker, partner.
 / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

Matchmaker finds corporate leaders

When a company wants to hire an executive, sometimes it needs a hired gun to reach out and find the right people. That’s where...
ACUSHNET HOLDINGS, parent company of the Titleist and FootJoy brands, reported a profit of $103.1 million in 2018. / COURTESY TITLEIST GOLF

Acushnet nets $103.1M in 2018, grows revenue

FAIRHAVEN – Acushnet Holdings Corp., parent company of the Titleist and FootJoy golf product brands, reported a profit of $103.1 million in 2018, a...
Former Acushnet Holding Corp. President and CEO Walter “Wally” Uihlein saw a 79.8 percent decrease in his compensation from 2016 to 2017. / COURTESY ACUSHNET HOLDINGS CORP.

Acushnet Holding’s former top exec saw pay decline in ’17

FAIRHAVEN – Former Acushnet Holding Corp. President and CEO Walter “Wally” Uihlein saw a 79.8 percent decrease in his compensation from 2016 to 2017,...
ACUSHNET HOLDINGS reported net income of $43.1 million in the first quarter, an 8.7 percent increase year over year despite a slip in sales when controlled for currency exchange rate fluxuations. Pictured is the company's flagship golf ball products, the Pro V1 and Pro V1x. / COURTESY TITLEIST

Acushnet reports $43.1M profit in Q1

ACUSHNET – Acushnet Holdings Corp. reported net income of $43.1 million in the first quarter, an 8.7 percent increase from last year’s $39.6 million...
IN 2016, AMERICA counted only 23.8 million golfers, down from its peak of 30.6 million in 2003, according to the National Golf Foundation. Above, Tiger Woods hits his tee shot on 13 at the PGA Championship in Medinah, Ill. in 2006. / BLOOMBERG FILE PHOTO/JOE TABACCA

Tiger Woods is back. The $70B golf business? Not so much

NEW YORK - In an age of Imax action movies and Ultimate Fighting, the leisurely sport of golf faces a harsh reality: Its biggest...
CO-BRANDED: Parsons­Kellog in East Providence has a thriving partnership with Patagonia, featuring outdoor gear and apparel that is co-branded with various companies and the Patagonia label. Olga Montes, embroidery specialist, holds a vest branded for Johns Hopkins Medicine.  / PBN PHOTOS/­MICHAEL SALERNO

Despite participation decline, corporate gifts keep golf market in demand

Golf may be in decline as a popular pastime, but as a theme for corporate gifts, it has an enduring appeal. Golf items, including personalized...
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