| CAPTAIN ANTHONY L. WALL |
2731 Ocean Club Blvd. Ste.
#207
Hollywood, Florida 33019
Tel: 954.923.4170
E -mail: tonywall@sailingventuresinc.com |
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| An accomplished multi-talented
individual with strong management, communication and motivational
skills. Yacht delivery, (coastal and blue water) captained
services (private, group and corporate), instruction |
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References from some of the
world’s largest yacht charter companies.
Nationally recognized at the highest level for instructional
excellence.
A world-ranked captain/tactician with successes in U.S.
and international yacht races including the Havana
Cup and Newport-Bermuda Race. |
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| Experience |
| 1999-Present President,
Sailing Ventures Inc., Florida |
| Professional sailing instructor
operating out of Fort Lauderdale and Miami bases with
multiple teaching and captain assignments in Florida,
the Florida Keys and the Bahamas. Vessels, both power
(single and twin screw) and auxiliary-powered sailing
yachts ranging from 34 to 55 feet. |
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| Sailing Experience |
| 2000-2001 |
- 45’ sailing catamaran Key West-Miami-Marsh
Abaco Delivery,
- 413 Beneteau Miami-Key Largo Captain and Instructor
- 37’ Trawler Powercat Twin screw Captain and
Instructor
- 32’ Hunter, Grand Bahama-Miami. Delivery.
Single-handed ocean passage, hand-steered
- 48’ Amel, Delivery Portland, Maine to Fort
Lauderdale (1300 miles)
- 38’ Baltic, Tactician, First in class, Newport
Bermuda Race
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| 1999-2000 |
- Multiple captained and instructional assignments
out of Fort Lauderdale and Miami; yachts 30-60 feet.
Destinations: The Bahamas and the Florida Keys.
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| 1993-1998 |
- 41’ Hans Christian, Captain First in class,
Harvest Moon Regatta (Galveston-Port Aransas)
- 41’ Beneteau, Tactician Lake Texoma Race
Series
- 37’ Kirie, Tactician Fourth in class, Havana
Cup (St. Petersburg-Havana)
- Beneteau 445, Captain British Virgin Islands
- J40, Captain Maine-Penobscot Bay
- nautica fleet of 23-44’ sailing vessels,
multiple captain/instructor assignments
- Multiple charters in British Virgin Islands, Grenadines,
eastern United States and Europe.
- Beneteau 345, Captain US entry in the International
Kornati Cup Dalmatian Coast of Yugoslavia
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| 1992 |
- Sailed Trans-Pacific: San Diego, Tahiti, Cook Islands,
Tonga, New Zealand
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| 1988 |
- Crewed aboard winning boat in the Annapolis-Bermuda
Ocean Race
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| Qualifications |
- US Coast Guard Master’s License to 100 tons
with towing and sailing endorsements.
- American Sailing Association Advanced Instructor
with ten degrees through Advanced Coastal Cruising
- 1994 ASA Instructor of the Year.
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| Additional Interests |
- Teaching astronomy
- International travel
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| Education |
| BA Economics Birmingham University,
England |
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