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Sailing Manager, Chris Stone leaves The Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club

by Leigh Surland on 23 Jan 2013
The Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club SW
Sailing Manager, Chris Stone has tendered his resignation after six years with The Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club, as he has accepted the position of Sailing Manager at The Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron and would like to also undertake further study.

During his time at The RPAYC, Chris has helped establish and run one of the most comprehensive sailing calendars in Australia, particularly with respect to the Club's very successful sail training programs.

Chris will be leaving us on 2 February, 2013.

image003 © SW
image003 © SW

Applications are open for a new Sailing Manager to oversee the RPAYC's sailing programs.

For further information about the position please email Leigh Surland at The RPAYC on jobs@rpayc.com.au

Applications close: Friday, 8 February, 2013.

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