Lauren Beck

Fort Lauderdale

Senior Editor at The Triton

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Quay Crew Becomes Quay Group with Four New Divisions

2 days ago | the-triton.com | Lauren Beck

Quay Crew in the UK has now rebranded as Quay Group, expanding its services into four new markets to better meet the needs of ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) individuals. The rebranding introduces three specialized divisions, each with its own dedicated team. Quay Crew, the crew placement division, was founded in 2013 and remains the flagship.
Mannheim Launches Plant to Turn Wastewater into Green Marine Fuel

1 week ago | the-triton.com | Lauren Beck

A facility in Mannheim, Germany, has unveiled the world’s first plant to produce sustainable marine fuel from wastewater and renewable electricity. The Mannheim 001 project, developed by climate tech startup ICODOS GmbH in partnership with the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) and the city’s wastewater utility, demonstrates how electrolysis-generated hydrogen can react with CO₂ from biogas to create clean-burning e-methanol in their patented process.
New Anguilla Marina Development Breaks Ground

2 weeks ago | the-triton.com | Lauren Beck

The Swedish marina construction and development company SF Group has begun marina excavation works at Port Nimara, a new “nautical development” in Anguilla. The new facility will be located between Cap Juluca and Altamer on the island’s west side and will ultimately offer 118 berths accommodating yachts 240 feet and larger. It will also include luxury retail, fine and casual dining, a five-star hotel and spa, and an international yacht club with access to a private beach and beach bar.
Get Fit with Hybrid Yacht Performance

2 weeks ago | the-triton.com | Lauren Beck

Staying fit on board can be challenging. Sean Joyce, founder of Hybrid Yacht Performance (HYP), is trying to change that. After spending four years as a yacht crew, he coached and trained more than 100 crewmembers, gaining firsthand insight into the physical and mental demands of life at sea. “During my time on board, I saw firsthand how demanding the job is — long hours, high stress, and a lifestyle that makes staying fit and healthy extremely challenging,” Joyce said.
One Percent Coaching Helps Yacht Crew Navigate Change

3 weeks ago | the-triton.com | Lauren Beck

Rose Jolis knows a thing or two about being crew. She spent 27 years on the water, first as a chef before advancing to senior and leadership roles. Since coming ashore, she has worked as a charter broker, consultant, and coach.
Mexico Magic: Los Cabos by Yacht

3 weeks ago | the-triton.com | Lauren Beck

At the southern end of the 1,000-mile-long Baja California Peninsula in Mexico, Los Cabos offers a rich cultural heritage that stretches from desert landscapes to coastlines along both the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez. Los Cabos consists of two main towns — San José del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas — connected by a 20-mile corridor. Cabo San Lucas is livelier and known for its dining and nightlife, while San José del Cabo is quieter with a focus on art, culture, and history.
SageSeas Launches Leadership Hub

3 weeks ago | the-triton.com | Lauren Beck

After 15 years as a stew and more than 10 years in crew management, Paula Dickens recognized a gap in shoreside support. Drawing on her experience and insights from captains, she established SageSeas to help foster a stable and positive onboard dynamic. Her next step is unveiling the SageSeas Leadership Hub (SLH), a subscription-based platform.
Be Prepared for the 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season

4 weeks ago | the-triton.com | Lauren Beck

While NOAA’s 2025 hurricane predictions are due in May, Colorado State University (CSU) predicts an above-average season with 17 named storms, nine hurricanes, and four major hurricanes. As the previous few years in South Florida, the Bahamas, and the Caribbean have demonstrated, major storms can cause catastrophic damage, so have your hurricane plan in place early and be ready to execute it.
Small Boat Explodes in Fort Lauderdale

1 month ago | the-triton.com | Lauren Beck

One man was injured on board the 30-foot Magica in Fort Lauderdale around 9:30 a.m. on May 28. According to Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue (FLFR) Public Information Officer Frank Guzman, FLFR received numerous 911 calls that a boat had exploded just north of the Port Everglades Inlet in Fort Lauderdale. “There was one man on board the boat, approximately 30 feet in length, and he jumped from the boat after the explosion and swam to shore,” Guzman said.
The Superyacht Captain Salary Surge

1 month ago | the-triton.com | Lauren Beck

Are superyacht crew salaries finally gaining momentum? According to several crew agents, the answer is yes. Since COVID-19, captain salaries have increased, said Diane Leander of The Crew Network in Fort Lauderdale. “They stayed stagnant for many years at around $1,000 to $1,200 per foot. Now, most captains are asking $1,200 to $1,500-plus per foot.”According to Sharon Rose of Bluewater, captain salaries have consistently risen over the past 10 years, particularly at the higher end of the spectrum.