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Stewardess of the Month: Hayley Clark for the race as well. There was just heaps going on, and I’d find myself jumping over bodies to deliver water and sandwiches! I learned a great deal on Velsheda, not just about sailing but also about the dynamics of working on a professional racing boat and the organization needed to be a stew on such a yacht. “After racing on Velsheda, my transition to the Global Ocean Race campaign was pretty natural and good fun. We were trying to get a talented young British duo sponsorship so they could get into the offshore racing scene and actually join the Global Ocean Race, which started in September in Mallorca and, as the name suggests, goes around the world. What I really wanted was to get the British public involved and invested in sailing as a sport, and hopefully to get them to support a local team as they embark on the journey of a lifetime. It’s really sad because there is a lot of sailing talent out there that should be recognized. Hopefully, our efforts sparked some interest and raised awareness, though we can’t do it alone. I’d love to see a sailing movement.” SO WHAT’S UP NEXT FOR HAYLEY? “My dream next boat would definitely be a classic sailing yacht. They are so beautiful and unique, and I am completely hooked on sailing. I really couldn’t imagine going back to a motor yacht. Obviously, if it were up to me, I’d like to be on the same boat as Joe, but I am realistic 82 YACHT ESSENTIALS about the industry and its views on couples, and these jobs are like gold dust! As for my position on board, I’d love to be a chief stew again, but I have no problem with being a sole stew. Both positions have their advantages and disadvantages, and it’s important to be adaptable. In fact, I think I’d quite like to try my hand at cooking! I am no chef, but I enjoy it very much, so who knows? Maybe a cooking course is in the cards.” ANY ADVICE FOR PEOPLE TRYING TO GET INTO THE INDUSTRY? “Most people I know who are in the industry usually knew at least one person beforehand who was already established. Networking is so important, so make sure to keep in touch with people. If you have all the relevant certifications and certificates, then the best thing to do is get yourself known with the agencies in the area where you want to be based. And if all else fails, good oldfashioned dockwalking is sure to get you at least a day job to start.” Andrea Bailey was born and raised in St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands. After graduating from Georgetown University in 2009, her love of the ocean brought her back to the island she always called home. Andrea is a writer and editor, but she’ll forever be a sailor at heart.
For Crew. By Crew. PHOTO CONTEST Send in your favorite images from your working lives! Email your images to contest@yachtessentials.com Please include your name, position, yacht name and photo captions. Names and information can be withheld upon request. WIN A DIGITAL SLR CANON CAMERA! www.YachtEssentials.com 83
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