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Northrop and Johnson appointed Sandy Taylor head of yacht management and support/crew placement.
photography by Justin Ratcliffe
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08/01/2005
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Northrop and Johnson appointed Sandy Taylor head of yacht management and
support/crew placement. Taylor has worked for Bob Saxon Associates and Camper
& Nicholsons in crew placement, and managed C&N’s Newport, Rhode Island, office. She will head the Charter Fleet
Management Division, coordinate yacht support and assist in crew services. Visit
www.nandj.com.
 Sandy Taylor. (Click image to enlarge)
Moran Yacht & Ship welcomed the 192-foot Australian
Yacht Builders Islander to
its charter fleet. A special feature of Islander is that she is wheelchair-friendly,
with widened doorways and an elevator that provides access to all decks. An
upper-deck dining area with seating for 12 offers a perfect setting for alfresco
meals, while the large salon and main dining area are ideal for entertaining.
Islander is
also available for sale through Moran Yacht & Ship.
Visit www.moranyachts.com.
The dates of the second annual
St. Maarten Charter
Yacht Exhibition (SCYE)
have been set for December 5 – 8. To improve the experience for attendees, the
show committee plans to centralize the yachts and exhibitors and expand the
water taxi service, allowing visitors to accomplish more in less time.
Georgette
Adamou of Simpson Bay
Marina has been appointed co-chair of SCYE, joining Kass Johnson Halliday of
Dockside Management. The SCYE is an industry-only show open to charter yachts,
charter brokers/agents, sponsors, exhibitors, non-exhibiting vendors and members
of the press.
Visit www.charteryachtexhibition.com.
 Stylish and fast, Pandora, a
brand new Custom Line 112, joins the growing Atalanta Marine charter
fleet. (Click image to enlarge)
In early spring, the Greek charter
and brokerage company Atalanta Marine
added a brand new Custom Line 112 to its charter fleet. Pandora accommodates 10 guests in five
luxury staterooms and six crew in separate quarters. All guest cabins have
ensuite facilities; a Jacuzzi bath is available in four of them. Powered by twin
2,775-hp MTUs, she reaches a top speed of 28 knots.
Visit www.atalanta-group.gr.
 Photograph by Justin Ratcliffe. (Click image to enlarge)
Ocean Cruise announced the appointment of
Tim Clark as charter broker in its U.K.
office. Clark has more than 16 years experience in the yachting industry and
earned a BSc. in Maritime Studies at Warsash, U.K. For 10 years he worked as
crew on a variety of yachts, and spent the last six years specializing in
charter retail and management. Visit www.ocyachts.com.
The 174-foot Sensation
Noble
House, just launched
in 2005, is the latest motor yacht to join the Nigel Burgess charter fleet. Noble House accommodates 12 guests in six
cabins, each with ensuite bathroom. Her stunning interior is designed by the
renowned François Zuretti. Other features include large sun lounging areas,
alfresco dining, a Jacuzzi and gym. Her cruising schedule includes both the
Western and Eastern Mediterranean.
Visit www.nigelburgess.com.
The Florida Yacht Brokers Association
(FYBA) Charter Committee
held a charter yacht seminar on October 13 at the Hyatt Regency Pier 66 in Fort
Lauderdale. Speakers Barbara Buckbee of the Florida Department of Revenue, Steel
Reeder of Howard S. Reeder and Peter Baker of Superyacht Technologies discussed
their areas of expertise with emphasis on charter issues and concerns. Charter
brokers attended from as far away as Rhode Island, New York and Italy. An open
house took place on 10 charter yachts immediately following the seminar,
including host yacht Christine, a
newly refit 132-foot Oceanfast.
Visit www.fyba.org.
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