South Florida`s Ethan H Weitz focuses on social role of his company
Released on = March 7, 2007, 3:35 am
Press Release Author = Amerland Enterprises Ltd
Industry = Non Profit
Press Release Summary = Ethan H. Weitz is the motive force behind the socially responsible role of Ethan Weitz Charters.
Press Release Body = Ethan H. Weitz, founder and owner of Ethan Weitz Charters, a small, individually-owned boat charter company is directly behind the success Ethan Weitz Charters enjoys within its very local community.
Chartered boat tours and fishing trips is a glamorous business. Usually the preserve of either individuals with money or large companies with corporate expense accounts and lavish entertainment budgets, it attracts operators who run things on a large, cost-effective scale.
This is exactly where Ethan Weitz Charters are different. Founded by Ethan H. Weitz, a man who has been a US Coast Guard captain and has had a twenty-year long involvement with the US Coast Guard and the sea, Ethan Weitz Charters is a company that breaks the mould.
"We usually don't court publicity," explained Ethan in a recent interview, "our Charter company operates in a way that sets it apart from most operators in the business."
The difference between Ethan Weitz Charters and any other similar company is that its founder, Ethan H. Weitz, has made social responsibility the company's mission statement. "We work exclusively with charitable organizations, schools, hospitals, religious fellowships, and underprivileged children on a pro-bono basis."
The emphasis placed by the boat charter company in this aspect has positioned it in a central socially responsible role within its community. "We try to give something back," Ethan verifies, "in recent years chartered boat fishing has focussed on attracting high-spending clients, and yet there is an incredible amount of therapeutic value in spending a sunny day on the water."
Ethan has been keen to play down the activities of his company and its role in the community. "We normally are very self deprecating," he notes "this is a departure for us because recently we have heard from charitable organisations who explained that it was only by chance they heard about us."
Socially responsible commercial enterprises are not always great at attracting publicity. "We are giving this a trial," says Ethan "I don't think huge publicity drives is something we will be doing on a regular basis but I am aware that we need to somehow increase our exposure to those who most need to use our services."
An indication perhaps that even a socially responsible commercial business model progresses and evolves through the traditional trial-and-error approach of more conventional enterprises.
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