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Flagship Management is a global recruiting firm that focuses exclusively on the recruitment of MCA and US Coast Guard Licensed Officers for superyacht crew positions and related shoreside positions.
Our principals and associates have been the maritime industry’s leaders in executive recruitment since 2006. Every member of Flagship Superyacht Recruiting has a US Coast Guard License, from 100 GT Captains through Unlimited Tonnage Masters and Unlimited Horsepower Chief Engineers.
With our extensive experience in the maritime industry, we understand the licensing and professional training requirements demanded by the yachting industry and are constantly abreast of industry changes affecting crewing issues such as the recently implemented Maritime Labor Convention (MLC) and STCW.
We have a unique database and network of contacts developed during 220+ years of maritime business experience in various industry segments that includes mariners with unlimited tonnage and horsepower. Our knowledge of MCA licenses and USCG equivalents make us a natural fit for superyacht recruiting.
With offices throughout the USA and Ireland we provide global coverage with local industry expertise.
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