I read the recent article discussing captain/broker relationships with great interest. [Triton Survey, July issue] Owners have a slightly different view from many of the opinions expressed. I think most…
As a family man, I value time with my kids. They will be grown and off on their own too soon. People say that, but it’s really true. Once they…
The new boat has been bought. It’s about the same size as the last boat that I shared with two partners who overworked the captain and his team because we…
My last column on crew utilization generated some interesting comments, for which I am thankful. The crazy chef issue continues, but for $80,000 a year, it still seems like there…
I am on a flight returning from a week on my boat in an unnamed island group in the Caribbean. (Un-named only because I am writing a scathing story about…
The Miami boat show was an interesting experience, as always. Boat shows are not just about selling boats today or next month, but serve a valuable role in setting the…
One of the biggest stories in the boat business over the past six months has been the free fall in fuel prices. This changes the economics for many boat owners…
The most successful crew/owner relationships are based upon clear, consistent communication of mutual expectations. This is not something unique to yachting, but a key ingredient of any good business relationship…
As a yacht (they are all just boats to me) owner and avid reader of The Triton, I suggested to Editor Lucy Chabot Reed that Triton readers might benefit from…