
From Yacht to Shore: Skills former crew bring to maritime management roles
Moving from yacht to shore? Find out which key skills make yacht crew ideal for maritime management and shoreside career opportunities.

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Moving from yacht to shore? Find out which key skills make yacht crew ideal for maritime management and shoreside career opportunities.

Emma Kate Ross responds to Quay Crew's crew mental health survey and steps needed for change within the yachting industry.

Poor management can have a significant impact on crew mental health, so here's some strategies for effective interior crew leadership.

Yachting would be in a far healthier state if people were honest and gave a transparent candidate reference to everyone who asks.

Former Captain-turned-executive coach, Brendan P O'Brien, discusses one of the main challenges of being a superyacht leader - multitasking.

During 25 years in yachting, I encountered hundreds of situations that required me to adapt or find new ways to lead onboard. Here's what I learned.

A topic currently gaining momentum is leadership in yachting, or more accurately, the lack of it. So what can Captains and HODs do to improve?

In 2014, Ellie Younis first joined the superyacht industry as a temporary deckhand and five years later, landed herself a Chief Officer gig.

Charles Watkins, Managing Director of MHSS, talks about the importance of creating an onboard culture that aims to reduce stress and drivers that cause mental health issues among crew.

Tim Clarke has been confirmed as a keynote lecturer on a leadership course for Captains and HODs delivered by The Crew Academy.

We reveal the alarming results of a superyacht crew mental health survey carried out as part of a unique industry partnership with MHSS,

There's currently a recruitment crisis in the yachting sector, which means a focus on retaining crew should be a top priority for boats.
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