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One objective behind these tests is to bring in comments and ideas from experts around the world. To that end, the organizers
of this event are extending invitations to a wide range of sailing organizations and individual experts to participate in
a steering committee that will ultimately vote on key elements of these tests. In order to bring forth a full and open discussion,
all members of the committee are asked to provide comments on the Agenda for these tests. This page is devoted to members
of the steering committee. We will add these comments as we receive them:
John Rousmaniere: Author of the Annapolis Book of Seamanship, Fastnet Force 10, After the Storm, Desirable and Undesirable
Characteristics of Offshore Yachts:
Ralph Naranjo, US Naval Academy, Annaoplis, MD
Yann Chauty: Representing the national Sailing Association in France,
UNCL and CEPS SURVIE
Ted Laurentis, Canadian Yachting Association
Chuck Hawley: One of five moderators of the US Sailing Safety at Sea Seminars for the last ten years. Commodore of the
Singlehanded Sailing Society in San Francisco (1980), the Santa Cruz Yacht Club (1992), Board of the Pacific Cup Yacht Club
(2000). He also serves on the US Sailing Safety at Sea Committee. Chuck has worked for West Marine for 20 years and is the
Vice President of Product Development.
John Connolly, Head Instructor for the Modern Sailing Academy, Sauslaito
Karen Prioleau, US SAILING Instructor Trainer/National Faculty, Orange Coast College Instructor/Skipper, USCG Master
(oceans)
Richard du Moulin, Storm Trysail Club;
Peter Millard, Cruising Club of America
Bill Munster,
US SAILING, Safety at Sea Committee
Peter Beauclerk, ASA Instructor Evaluator
Yoh Aoki, Japan, ASA first international Instructor Evaluator,
Solo Circumnavigator in a 21 foot boat (Guiness Book of World Records)
Comments from the Steering Committee:
Rousmaniere Comments Re: Agenda for the COB Event
Yann Chauty Comments Re: Agenda for the COB Event
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