Milwaukee, Wis – Nicholas D. Hayes, author of Saving Sailing (Crickhollow Books, 2009), will be speaking at several locations in Florida, on February 10, 11, and 12.
His Florida tour includes talks at:
Gulf Coast Sailing Club (Wed., 2/10, at 7:00), Naples, Florida
Coconut Grove Sailing Club (Thurs., 2/11 at 7:30), Miami, Florida
Strictly Sail Miami boat show (Thursday, 2/11 at 1:15; Friday, 2/12 at 5:00)
For more information on Saving Sailing or the coming talks, visit:
http://www.SavingSailing.com
Strictly Sail Miami (http://www.strictlysailmiami.com/
As a featured speaker at Strictly Sail Miami, Hayes will be speaking Thursday and Friday on the topic of “Saving Sailing,” based on his recent thought-provoking book of that title.
Author Hayes will share the background of researching and writing his influential book; he will share the facts, dispel some myths about sailing, and offer suggestions for how to build enthusiasm for the sport across the generations.
Saving Sailing is a provocative argument and action plan – sure to appeal to sailors everywhere. The subtitle of his book suggests the wide-ranging nature of the work: Saving Sailing: The Story of Choices, Families, Time Commitments and How We Can Create a Better Future.
Hayes was a director of the Milwaukee Yacht Club for four years and was its fleet captain. He is now on the Board of Directors of the Milwaukee Community Sailing Center, leading its Program Committee. His sailing resume includes thousands of course races and thousands of offshore miles in the Chicago-Mackinac, Queen’s Cup, Hook, and Trans-Superior races.
Hayes is a partner at the research firm FiveTwelve Group, working with Fortune 500 businesses (such as GE, ITT, and Schneider National) to improve the way they listen to customers and markets. Hayes is an avid sailor with nearly thirty years of racing experience. He actively races and cruises with his family together on Syrena, a B-32, out of the South Shore Yacht Club in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Saving Sailing (240 pages) is available at fine bookstores locally or online.
For more information, visit the book's website (see link above), or the publisher's website, Crickhollow Books (http://www.crickhollowbooks.com).
