Based in the Barnegat Bay of NJ Jim brings over 10 years of experience to your advantage. Married with kids and grandkids, he understands the family necessities on board and the handling features. Sail Boater at hart loves detail and specialties of any boat. He captains a Hunter 335 out of Island Heights NJ off the Toms River but is always dreaming of that next bigger boat. Sail or Power, there’s never a bad day on the water.
Captain David Duny
Captain David Duny has been passionate about boats since he was a boy. He first learned to sail when his dad got stationed at the U.S. Naval Academy in 1973. At age 13, he took additional sailing courses in Monterey CA so he could sail Cal 30s around Monterey Bay. David never passes up an opportunity to be on and around the water and is always available to talk about boats.
David earned his master’s degree in financial management and had a successful career in healthcare administration. This success allowed him to purchase his first boat over 30 years ago. Since that time, he has owned several boats and currently has a 42′ sailboat.
Captain David left healthcare in 2017 to pursue his passion for being on the water. Since then, he and his wife Laura have sailed their boat from Maine to the Dry Tortugas. He holds a 50-ton Masters License with Sailing and Towing endorsements and has logged over 50,000 miles. David has made several yacht deliveries covering the coast from Maine to New Orleans and from Annapolis to the BVI’s. These deliveries have provided the opportunity to sail in varied conditions, on many types of boats, including runabouts, trawlers, sailboats, and catamarans.
Captain David doesn’t want to just list and sell boats, he is eager to help you find the right boat or the right buyer!
Captain Scott Simpson
Scott is a graduate of Ohio Dominican College in Columbus, Ohio and the AvTec Maritime Academy in Seward, Alaska. He served in the US Army as an infantryman. He is an avid outdoorsman who enjoys fishing, hunting, rafting, SAR Ops, Skiing and more. Scott began his work life working initially for the State of Alaska as a Program Manager for the state’s Business Enterprise Program. In 2003, he made a move into pharmaceutical sales where he excelled.
Beginning in 2011, Captain Simpson made a shift into the maritime industry and he now has over 2,300 days sea time and holds a USCG 500 TON Master license, AB Seaman Unlimited Tonnage, and an Internationally Rated Able Seafarer Ticket. He holds a valid TWIC and USA Passport. Some of his endorsements, certifications, and licenses include; Tankerman DG, Current STCW95, Fairweather Class Fast Ferry Rating, Advanced Fire Fighting, HazMat Training, HCT Safety and OSHA 30/10 hr Certification. When the temperature rises he could be found Captaining one of several Commercial and sport fishing vessels up to 100’ operating in the challenging Alaskan, Hawaiian, and Caribbean waters.
Scott will be based out of St. Augustine Florida and put that vast sales and boating experience to work serving buyers and sellers of boats of all size, makes and models.
Frank Lecardo
Captain Frank resides in Naples, Florida and is the owner of the Naples School of Boating, offering a nationally recognized on-water powerboat training course. Frank has spent his entire life on the water and earned his USCG Captain’s License 15 years ago. He has a passion for teaching and has been a boating instructor for the past 10 years. He holds a Finance Degree from Sacred Heart University and spent the first part of his professional life in Financial Services where he developed excellent business and communication skills. When not giving boating lessons or brokering yachts, Frank can be found cruising the Gulf on his Boston Whaler or paddleboarding at the beach.
Adam Forman
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Griffin Rosen
As a native Long Islander I was always surrounded by family and friends who owned boats and jet skis. Once I had my license and my first car my next purchase was a jet ski where I would go out in the late afternoons to blast around the bay. While always having jet skis and motorcycles, when I met my wife it was time to sell the toys and purchase my first boat which was a 245 Sea Ray Weekender. After a quick season with this boat I knew being out on the water was where I wanted to spend my free time in the warmer months. From there on forward I would purchase, clean up and sell my boats for a profit to move on to a larger and newer boat. When purchasing my last boat I did not have the best experience with my broker and I wanted to change that for others moving forward. It’s important when you are purchasing a boat that it should be a positive and exciting experience! With that being said whenever my friends or family need a boat, car, or motorcycle sold they reach out to me because of my talent to price and sell things easily. Now I bring my passion for boating and my enjoyment of selling to the boating world.