Drama in the America’s Cup is an opportunity for leaders to think twice about their business plans
Published last October, this book already has helped the champion sailor who wrote it save his business.
At the Marine Trades Association of New Jersey, executive director Melissa Danko steers toward the needs of members.
A practiced sequence can win a sailboat race — or move your company ahead of the competition.
Over four decades, few left a bolder mark on boat brands and boatbuilders than Jean-François de Prémorel.
Whether steering a nonprofit, business or sailing team, Lou Sandoval employs a similar leadership approach.
The America’s Cup will be a big boost to New Zealand’s economy.
John Burnham talks about the importance of taking small steps to achieve big goals.
Diverse funding models have meant very different results for Discover Boating and GoRVing.
Five practices to develop leadership skills.
Whether at the helm or in the board room, be sure to play to your strengths.
This office requires its staff to spend many hours on the water.
New short-handed sailboat designs, with foils or ballast systems that replace crew, are becoming a popular category.
The way you ask questions is as important as what you ask.
A successful day of sailboat racing begins the same as a successful day at the helm of your business.
Captains in boating and in business alike often gain a reputation for cajoling, complaining and yelling at their crews on a regular basis.
Sailboat racing is extraordinary. Successful sailors observe, process and prioritize more outcome-impacting variables than participants in any other sport.