THE SUPERYACHT DESIGN SYMPOSIUM
The Superyacht Design Symposium is an essential event for superyacht owners, designers, naval architects, project managers and captains providing two days of lively presentation and debate covering a range of up-to-the-minute topics that will not only be of interest to all delegates, but will also provide the opportunity to positively influence their future projects.
Delegates are kept abreast of the latest developments in new build projects, with the aim of saving them time, money and reducing the risks associated with high cost or high technology builds by reference to recently completed projects.
The Superyacht Design Symposium offers an exclusive opportunity to share in the unrivalled knowledge of our high-profile speakers as well as ample opportunity for networking during an extensive, first-class social programme, for which Boat International Media is renowned.
Superyacht Design Symposium moves to Palm Beach
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It is with great excitement that Boat International Media announces the new home of the Superyacht Design Symposium for 2010 to be The Breakers Hotel and Resort, Palm Beach, Florida. |
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Palm Beach, described by Henry Flagler, father of modern Florida, as a “Veritable Paradise”, is the perfect location for this gathering of yachting professionals and enthusiasts in the run up to the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. Boat International Media has every confidence that the new venue for this exciting event will attract more then ever of the Superyacht Industry’s most notable names. The two days of stimulating debate will be brought to a close with the new ShowBoats Design Awards gala evening in the staggeringly beautiful setting of the exclusive Mar-a-Lago, Donald Trump’s private members Club. |
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A celebration of superyacht design in Palm Beach, Florida
August 6, 2010
Boat International Media is proud to present the 3rd annual Superyacht Design Symposium. This year’s event takes place on October 25th and 26th at the Breakers Hotel and Resort in Palm Beach, a few miles up the coast from the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, which starts just two days later.
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