Associate Editor: Jeff O’NeilJeff O’Neil joined the PMY crew in September 2008. He was first introducedto boating and fishing when his father bought a 23’ Seacraft in 1985. Sincethen he has had an affinity for the ocean and the boating lifestyle. He hascrewed on several sportfishing vessels and attended many billfishtournaments along the east coast and Caribbean. He
As an enthusiast publication, Power & Motoryacht is committed to one topic: powerboats 24 feet and larger. We provide our readers with all the details they seek about large boats and onboard gear—and all the information they need to more fully enjoy their time on the water—because our readers are qualified buyers.Power & Motoryacht has been the magazine for
Power & Motoryacht’s editor-in-chief, Capt. Richard Thiel, is a pretty modest guy. For example, he didn’t want to make a big deal out of the fact that his 20th anniversary as our Big Cheese was this month. So, being the respectful employees we are, some of whom have worked with him for more than a decade,
Power & Motoryacht’s editor-in-chief, Capt. Richard Thiel, is a pretty modest guy. For example, he didn’t want to make a big deal out of the fact that his 20th anniversary as our Big Cheese was this month. So, being the respectful employees we are, some of whom have worked with him for more than a decade,
Associate Editor: Grant RafterRead Grant’s blog posts on the PMY Editors Blog.Grant Rafter joined the PMY crew in July 2007 after spending the previous 7 months captaining his
To quote the bumbling Col. Wilhelm Klink of Hogan’s Heroes: “It’s zee Germans!” Thirteen German shipyards built more than one-third—34!—of the boats on the Power & Motoryacht 100, and 13 of those are ranked in the top 20. A distant second, Holland, has 22 boats from seven shipyards on our list. Combined, nearly 60 percent of the Power & Motoryacht 100 potentially
As a young girl Janet Germano was captivated by the photos she saw in her father’s hobby room and asked him to teach her the craft. Years later her interest reignited when she dropped out of a master’s program in counseling, enrolled in photography school, and opened a studio. For 30 years she photographed weddings and models and, like her father, taught photography to others.
Associate Editor: Catherine PearsonRead Catherine’s blog posts on the PMY Editors Blog.Catherine joined the Power & Motoryacht team in June 2007 after graduating from New York
Congratulations to our neighbors to the north, Dave and Don Young, brothers who were looking to tag team on a boat test. They are the PMY “I Want to Test a Boat” winners. Allegedly, they’re both experienced boaters: Dave has skippered charter vessels, and Don is a lifelong dock rat, doing everything from pumping gas and working on motors to selling bait and boats. Dave wrote the letter and
Congratulations to our neighbors to the north, Dave and Don Young, brothers who were looking to tag team on a boat test. They are the PMY “I Want to Test a Boat” winners. Allegedly, they’re both experienced boaters: Dave has skippered charter vessels, and Don is a lifelong dock rat, doing everything from pumping gas and working on motors to selling bait and boats. Dave wrote the letter and
Congratulations to our neighbors to the north, Dave and Don Young, brothers who were looking to tag team on a boat test. They are the PMY “I Want to Test a Boat” winners. Allegedly, they’re both experienced boaters: Dave has skippered charter vessels, and Don is a lifelong dock rat, doing everything from pumping gas and working on motors to selling bait and boats. Dave wrote the letter and
Charter/Cruising Editor: Kim KavinKim Kavin is one of the world’s foremost yacht charter experts. When she’s not on the French Riviera or in the Caribbean for Power & Motoryacht, she’s editing cruising features for its sister magazine, Voyaging or running her charter Web site, CharterWave. Kim also
Contributing Editor: George L. PetrieFormerly a professor of naval architecture at the University of New Orleans, George is a professor of naval architecture at the Webb Institute and continues to provide consulting services to small craft designers, ship operators, and other members of the marine industry.A graduate of the Institute of Naval Architecture
Associate Editor: Elizabeth Ginns BrittenLiz grew up on boats, spending summers living aboard a 41-foot Viking convertible, 36-foot Hatteras, and other boats with her family and cruising all over New England, including Martha’s Vineyard, Nantucket, Montauk, Sag Harbor, and Shelter Island.Today, with 27 years of boating under her belt, Liz still
Graphic Designer: Monica BottoMonica Botto is the newest addition to the Power & Motoryacht staff, having joined in June 2006. Among other things, she is responsible for all illustrations, interfaces with photographers, and manages the photo library. She studied fine arts and graphic design at the Fashion Institute of Technology, from which she
Associate Editor: Jeff O’NeilJeff O’Neil joined the PMY crew in September 2008. He was first introducedto boating and fishing when his father bought a 23’ Seacraft in 1985. Sincethen he has had an affinity for the ocean and the boating lifestyle. He hascrewed on several sportfishing vessels and attended many billfishtournaments along the east coast and Caribbean. He
As an enthusiast publication, Power & Motoryacht is committed to one topic: powerboats 24 feet and larger. We provide our readers with all the details they seek about large boats and onboard gear—and all the information they need to more fully enjoy their time on the water—because our readers are qualified buyers.Power & Motoryacht has been the magazine for
Power & Motoryacht’s editor-in-chief, Capt. Richard Thiel, is a pretty modest guy. For example, he didn’t want to make a big deal out of the fact that his 20th anniversary as our Big Cheese was this month. So, being the respectful employees we are, some of whom have worked with him for more than a decade,
Power & Motoryacht’s editor-in-chief, Capt. Richard Thiel, is a pretty modest guy. For example, he didn’t want to make a big deal out of the fact that his 20th anniversary as our Big Cheese was this month. So, being the respectful employees we are, some of whom have worked with him for more than a decade,
Associate Editor: Grant RafterRead Grant’s blog posts on the PMY Editors Blog.Grant Rafter joined the PMY crew in July 2007 after spending the previous 7 months captaining his
To quote the bumbling Col. Wilhelm Klink of Hogan’s Heroes: “It’s zee Germans!” Thirteen German shipyards built more than one-third—34!—of the boats on the Power & Motoryacht 100, and 13 of those are ranked in the top 20. A distant second, Holland, has 22 boats from seven shipyards on our list. Combined, nearly 60 percent of the Power & Motoryacht 100 potentially
As a young girl Janet Germano was captivated by the photos she saw in her father’s hobby room and asked him to teach her the craft. Years later her interest reignited when she dropped out of a master’s program in counseling, enrolled in photography school, and opened a studio. For 30 years she photographed weddings and models and, like her father, taught photography to others.
Associate Editor: Catherine PearsonRead Catherine’s blog posts on the PMY Editors Blog.Catherine joined the Power & Motoryacht team in June 2007 after graduating from New York
Congratulations to our neighbors to the north, Dave and Don Young, brothers who were looking to tag team on a boat test. They are the PMY “I Want to Test a Boat” winners. Allegedly, they’re both experienced boaters: Dave has skippered charter vessels, and Don is a lifelong dock rat, doing everything from pumping gas and working on motors to selling bait and boats. Dave wrote the letter and
Congratulations to our neighbors to the north, Dave and Don Young, brothers who were looking to tag team on a boat test. They are the PMY “I Want to Test a Boat” winners. Allegedly, they’re both experienced boaters: Dave has skippered charter vessels, and Don is a lifelong dock rat, doing everything from pumping gas and working on motors to selling bait and boats. Dave wrote the letter and
Congratulations to our neighbors to the north, Dave and Don Young, brothers who were looking to tag team on a boat test. They are the PMY “I Want to Test a Boat” winners. Allegedly, they’re both experienced boaters: Dave has skippered charter vessels, and Don is a lifelong dock rat, doing everything from pumping gas and working on motors to selling bait and boats. Dave wrote the letter and
Charter/Cruising Editor: Kim KavinKim Kavin is one of the world’s foremost yacht charter experts. When she’s not on the French Riviera or in the Caribbean for Power & Motoryacht, she’s editing cruising features for its sister magazine, Voyaging or running her charter Web site, CharterWave. Kim also
Contributing Editor: George L. PetrieFormerly a professor of naval architecture at the University of New Orleans, George is a professor of naval architecture at the Webb Institute and continues to provide consulting services to small craft designers, ship operators, and other members of the marine industry.A graduate of the Institute of Naval Architecture
Associate Editor: Elizabeth Ginns BrittenLiz grew up on boats, spending summers living aboard a 41-foot Viking convertible, 36-foot Hatteras, and other boats with her family and cruising all over New England, including Martha’s Vineyard, Nantucket, Montauk, Sag Harbor, and Shelter Island.Today, with 27 years of boating under her belt, Liz still
Graphic Designer: Monica BottoMonica Botto is the newest addition to the Power & Motoryacht staff, having joined in June 2006. Among other things, she is responsible for all illustrations, interfaces with photographers, and manages the photo library. She studied fine arts and graphic design at the Fashion Institute of Technology, from which she
