|
Seaton
Yachts, Newport Shipyard , One Washington Street, Newport, RI
02840 Telephone: 401-851-2002
|
|
|
 |
|
|
|
|
Stephen R.
Seaton
|
Stephen
R. Seaton has been actively and professionally designing
sailboats and motor yachts since 1969. Born in
southern Illinois, the son of an U.S. Army officer, he
spent most of his early years living overseas.
When
military service became an option for him, the U.S. Navy
was the logical choice, culminating a lifelong
fascination with the water, boats, and what makes them
go.
From
America's Cup 12 meter sailboats to 94 knot racing power
boats, Seaton has worked on almost every type of marine
craft. View Seaton's Design site to see more of
his work: http://www.seatondesign.com/ |
|
John Clayman |
Captain John Clayman, spent eight years working with industry legend Ted Hood at Little Harbor Yachts and Portsmouth Marine. At Little Harbor, he oversaw the design and construction of the WhisperJet 44 series of high-performance express cruisers.
Most recently, he was General Manager of Ted Hood’s Portsmouth Marine, bringing superbly finished displacement powerboats, including the Selene Ocean Trawlers, to the US market. He has been instrumental in developing US-style efficiency and construction standards among emerging builders in the Far East.
A veteran cruiser under both sail and power, he brings decades of experience in the design, construction, and marketing of cruising boats to the new company. Earlier in his career, John studied Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering at M.I.T. and he is a Certified Professional Yacht Broker. |
|
Nick
Nicholson |
Nick
Nicholson was for 25 years an editor of the Practical
Sailor, the marine industry’s hard-nosed consumer
magazine.
During
a 15-year involvement in the technical side of the
America’s Cup and the Volvo Ocean Race, he developed
unprecedented experience in high-tech composite
construction and sophisticated engineering systems.
In
his “spare time” he built a cruising sailboat and
completed a 30,000-mile circumnavigation. |
|
|
|
