SailGloucester Business Program: Lessons
| Hours: | 8:00 AM |
| In/Outdoor: | Indoor, Outdoor |
| Cost: | $ see below |
| Category: | Lectures/Discussions |
Please join us in an open business exchange at our Sail Gloucester Breakfast Forum, Monday Morning, July 6 as we learn the “Lessons from Lunenburg and other ports”.
The business program will provide a lively, engaging and interactive panel discussion between the three panelists as moderated by the Honorable Mayor Carolyn A. Kirk.
The three confirmed panelists have life long, well respected maritime experience and include, Captain Dan Moreland, Captain of the Barque Picton Castle, Bert Rogers, Executive Director, American Sail Training Association and Gloucester’s own Iain Kerr, CEO, of Ocean Alliance. Each has traveled the world, much by water, and are witnesses to the significant changes of coastal cities, regions, governments and environments.
Their insight throughout the SailGloucester program will provide a valuable perspective into Gloucester’s changing harbor front economy. From ocean research and development centers, maritime and sail training education, tourism for both visitors and recreational boaters, this panel offers a unique understanding and keen awareness of the challenges facing seaport management in modern day terms.
The format of the event is an introduction by each panelist, 3-6 questions moderated by Mayor Kirk and followed by audience participation (question and answer).
The Business Breakfast organized by SailGloucester and 25th Annual Gloucester Schooner Festival Committees. The cost per person is $20.00. For more information about this event or to receive an invitation, please contact info@sailgloucester.org or 888-247-1418
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$20.00
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6 Rowe Square, Gloucester, MA, 01930 map
Phone: 888-247-1418
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