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Storable Names Scott Chancellor as New CEO to Drive AI Innovation Across Marine and Specialty Real Estate Sectors

By MGN Editorial•September 8, 2026 at 01:50 PM

Storable, a leading software platform serving marine, self-storage, and RV and camping operators, has appointed enterprise software veteran Scott Chancellor as its new Chief Executive Officer.

Storable, the Austin, Texas-based software platform that serves marine, self-storage, and RV and camping operators, has announced the appointment of Scott Chancellor as its new Chief Executive Officer, according to a company statement issued via PR Newswire. Chancellor, described as an experienced enterprise software leader, is expected to accelerate the company's push into AI-powered property management solutions across its specialty real estate verticals — including its marine operator segment, which serves marinas, boatyards, and related waterfront facilities. The appointment signals continued investment in technology platforms that underpin the operational management of marine facilities. Storable's marine software suite is used by marina and boatyard operators to manage slip rentals, vessel storage, reservations, billing, and customer communications — functions increasingly critical as the recreational boating sector continues to demand more streamlined, digital-first service experiences. The integration of artificial intelligence into marina management software represents a growing trend across the maritime leisure industry, where operators face pressure to improve occupancy rates, reduce administrative overhead, and deliver enhanced customer experiences in a competitive market. Chancellor's mandate, as outlined in the company announcement, will focus on leveraging AI capabilities to strengthen Storable's position as the dominant software provider across its three core verticals. For the marine sector specifically, this could translate into smarter dynamic pricing tools, predictive maintenance scheduling, and automated customer engagement features for marina operators. Storable has established itself as a significant technology partner for the recreational marine industry, and leadership transitions of this nature often precede accelerated product development cycles or expanded market strategies. Industry observers will be watching to see how Chancellor's enterprise software background shapes the platform's roadmap for marine facility operators in the near term. The appointment was effective as of the announcement date in September 2026.
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