Christensen moves to Tennessee
By Dorie Cox From Vancouver, Washington, to Tennessee is a big trip for shipyard equipment and several yachts. But a move that Jim Gilbert, president of …
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Next Triton Event: Triton Networking at Trac Ecological
We will gather for Triton Networking on the first Wednesday in April at the Dania Beach manufacturing facility and offices of Trac Ecological, makers of …
Nominations for 2019 crew awards now open
Nominations are open for Acrew’s 2019 Crew Awards, an annual international program recognizing captains and crew who excel in their work on board megayachts. …
Creative chefs sear, sous vide, steam, shine to stand out in yacht industry
Story and photos by Dorie Cox Crew agencies, CVs, online searches and networking consume the time of job-seeking yacht crew. Two yacht chefs in Fort Lauderdale …
Front Street owner takes over operations at Cape Charles Yacht Center
Starting this month, boatyard operations at Cape Charles Yacht Center at the mouth of the Chesapeake in Virginia, are controlled by JB Turner, president and …
Triton networks at Sirocco in March
March Triton networking brought about 200 captains, crew, and industry to Sirocco Marine in Fort Lauderdale. The third Wednesday had tasty food and beverages, …
From the Bridge: Satellite technology a make-or-break issue
From the Bridge: by Dorie Cox Satellite domes and antennae top most large yachts, and satellite-enabled devices are everywhere on board. Announcements of the …
Crew Eye: Off to the mountains
Chief Stew Jessica “Sweets” Proctor, first photo on left, and Stew Anna Klerer are below deck on M/Y Elixir, a 180-foot (55m) Amels. Proctor, who is from …
Crew Compass: Crew friendships require space to have a bad day
Crew Compass: by Lauren Loudon Finding the balance between being friends and colleagues is a sketchy topic when yachting is concerned. I’ve written …
Triton Spotter: The Abacos
Several staff at Harbourview Marina in Marsh Harbour, Abaco, in the Bahamas check out the latest yacht crew news in The Triton, courtesy of Capt. John Wampler. …
