As head of the largest on-water dealership in the Inland Northwest, Craig oversees seven separate entities offering comprehensive marine services on Lake Coeur d’Alene. His work ethic developed at an early age working in his family's business in Baltimore, Maryland as the youngest of five children. The survival skills he mastered as the "5th Brosenne" honed his zest for resourcefulness. He went on to serve six years in the U.S. Navy Reserves in Norfolk, Virginia, and is a veteran of the Desert Storm war in Iraq. He then graduated from RETS Technical Training Center in Maryland to become an HVAC engineer.Craig began his engineering career with the powerhouse company, Carrier, then became head of engineering in charge of facilities and construction for hospitality companies Marriott, Red Lion, DoubleTree and ultimately The Coeur d'Alene Resort before taking the helm of Hagadone Marine Group in 2004.He is passionate about family and community. He is a partner and collaborator with his local Boys and Girls Club of Kootenai County, and co-founded a 2.4 mile charity swim on Lake Coeur d'Alene called The Coeur d'Alene Crossing. Held each August, the Crossing has raised tens of thousands of dollars for multiple charities in his community.Craig is a mountaineer who has summited some of the Northwest's highest peaks, a marathon runner, and in 2012, an Ironman finisher, in which his wife Angie and son Cole, along with family and friends, cheered him to victory.“Craig walks the walk and talks the talk,” says Jerry Jaeger, retired co-founder of the Hagadone Hospitality Co. “His energy and leadership makes him an extremely valuable part of our company. Craig is hard working, loyal and a leader. He’s full of energy, a self-starter and totally committed to our company philosophy of creating happy customers.”