May 2009 - Florida Yacht Brokers Association, Inc.

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BULLETIN BOARD Yacht Broker: Yacht Broker position open! Great location on Fort Lauderdale Beach! Must be licensed and experienced! Please send your resume to info@schooneryachts.com. Strictly confidential! Yacht Brokers: United Yacht Sales is looking for top producers to join the United Luxury Division in the Ft. Lauderdale office. United Yacht now offers its clients and brokers, yacht and charter management services and marketing opportunities that are competitive with any brokerage in the business. United also has the best commission payout schedule in the business. In this fast changing market place brokers owe it to themselves to check out this opportunity. Call Peter Schmidt at 1-800-UYS-2270 for a confidential interview. Yacht Brokers: Huish Marine Group is looking for licensed yacht brokers for its new Ft. Lauderdale office located at 1350 SE 17th Street. All inquiries kept confidential. Contact Andre Hardy at 954-527-4211 or ahardy@huishmarine.com. Charter Broker: International Yacht Collection is currently seeking an additional, seasoned Charter Broker to join their successful team. All inquires will be kept confidential. Contact Brian Tansey at 954-522-2323 or via email at btansey@iyc.com to discuss this great opportunity. Charter Fleet Agent: IYC Charter Marketing Department is seeking an experienced Charter Fleet Agent. Applicant must be self motivated, detail oriented, with comprehensive computer knowledge including graphics, Excel, etc. Salary and benefits package. All inquires will be kept confidential. Please email Terry Hines at thines@iyc.com. Executive/Personal Assistant: Position available for someone who would love to travel and spend their summers in Newport and Winters in the Caribbean. Applicants must be able to have fun while working hard, willing to work extended hours when necessary, be self-motivated, organized, detailorientated, and have excellent computer and communication skills. Experience in the yachting industry a plus! Salary plus excellent benefits. Send your resume to Deb Maxwell (dmaxwell@yachtcollection.com) or Mark Elliott (melliott@yachtcollection.com); Fax 954-522-9307. In the March/April issue, we featured a list of the first 225 licenses issued to FYBA members. By mistake, Charles Blickle of Allied Marine, license number 134, was left off. We apologize to Charles for the mistake! IS YOUR LICENSE EXPIRING SOON? LICENSE # LICENSEE NAME EXPIRATION DATE 2466 Philip Annunziato 6/2/2009 3025 Michael Ballard 6/3/2009 472 Richard Bassett 5/7/2009 4391 Andrew Bergh 6/19/2009 15 Georges Bourgoignie 5/4/2009 511 Steven Bozas-Wessinger 6/8/2009 45 Andrew Cilla 6/1/2009 1315 Steve Conroy 5/17/2009 2467 Phillip Crane 6/28/2009 4640 Mark Crew 5/29/2009 512 Robert J. Cury 6/12/2009 513 Christian Daves 6/7/2009 5090 Dennis Demole 5/13/2009 5918 Betty DeVarona 5/19/2009 554 Louis Dvorak 6/21/2009 506 Julien Elfenbein 5/21/2009 5132 Michael Engstrand 6/11/2009 278 Jeff Erdmann 5/2/2009 20 Gary Fisette 5/11/2009 597 Douglas Fredericks 6/8/2009
Floorplans Now Included in TALF: The Term Asset- Based Securities Lending Facility, more commonly known as TALF, announced that non-auto floorplan loans will now be included as an eligible asset class under the program. For mor information visit www.nmma.org. Broward College Offering ABYC Certification: In an effort to help the marine industry grow and meet today's technology standards, Broward College is proud to offer continuing education with ABYC (American Boat and Yacht Council) certification. The BCC Marine Engineering Management Program is an 18 month technical and academic curriculum that will enable students to earn an A.S. degree, an ABYC Marine Certification. For more information, visit www.broward.edu. Number of Billionaires Drops: The number of billionaires in the world has dropped 30 percent from last year’s 1,125 billionaires, according to Forbes Magazine. The drop reflects a loss in net worth of $2 trillion. T I D B I T S . . . Seat Belt Bill Sent to Crist for Signing: The legislation permits $30 tickets for failure to wear seat belts even if no other traffic laws are broken. Ft. Lauderdale Maritime Museum Deal Fails: A lengthy effort to open the city's first maritime museum has failed. Marine-loving volunteers couldn't raise the money to run the museum even though they were offered free rent in the New River Trading Post. The museum would have had to pay $40,000 to $60,000 annual maintenance, plus the cost of operating the museum. New Free Dock in Ft. Lauderdale: A new 100’ floating dock is available on the New River just west of the train bridge along Riverwalk near the Performing Arts Center. Boats up to 26’ can tie up for free on the dock. The dock is open from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Florida Taxpayer Independence Day: As of Sunday, April 19, 2009, Floridians began earning for themselves, not the tax collector. The symbolic date is annually estimated by Florida TaxWatch and assumes that every dollar earned since January 1 goes to pay federal, state, and local tax obligations. Still, the mid-April date means that Floridians have to work for 108 days of the 365 in 2009 exclusively for the benefit of their government, approximately a third of the year.
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Page 5 and 6: JUNE 18, 2009 TBA Sponsored By: TRI
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Page 9 and 10: PROFESSIONAL ACTIVE Andre F. Hardy*
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Page 23 and 24: In Memoriam Kaye A. Pearson 1940-20
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