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SUPERYACHT MEDIA GROUP LIMITED

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Next accounts made up to 31 August 2024 due by 31 May 2025

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Next statement date 3 February 2025 due by 17 February 2025

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The Superyacht Management Report

This revelatory data sample offers unique insight into the size and scope of top management companies' operations. ….

The average number of superyachts under management, among the industry’s top management companies, is 24 – one of numerous facts about this ordinarily opaque sector gleaned from a recent research project undertaken by The Superyacht Intelligence Agency.

With a fleet of 77 yachts under management, 3.2 times the industry average, Y.CO leads the way, with its largest vessel measuring 124m, 25m more than the mean average of 99m. Y.CO is among seven companies managing yachts over 100m, the others being Wilson Yacht Management, Inserve, Hill Robinson, Wright Maritime Group, Camper & Nicholsons International and Master Yachts, whose 147m client is the largest vessel identified in our survey.

When it comes to employees, Burgess is the highest ranked company, with a staggering 168 permanent personnel. This is over four times the industry average, although as one of the industry’s largest full-service companies, this also includes its other divisions. Even so, with 45 dedicated yacht managers, Burgess still outstrips the industry average of 10 by over 400 per cent.

Y.CO is a close second, with 41 yacht managers. This equates to 1.9 yachts per manager, which is an impressively low figure – underlining the company’s commitment to a bespoke service for its clients. Only MCM, Jansen, West Nautical and Master Yachts have lower yacht/manager ratios.

This data provides an insightful overview of the distribution of the fleet-under-management market. It also represents a prelude to The Superyacht Management Report, appearing in issue 179 of The Superyacht Report . This report analyses client sentiment towards the management sector, via a comprehensive project undertaken by The Superyacht Intelligence Agency.

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Today, as part of the Biden-Harris Administration’s comprehensive strategy for responsible innovation, the White House convened leaders from hyperscalers, artificial intelligence (AI) companies, datacenter operators, and utility companies to discuss steps to ensure the United States continues to lead the world in AI. Participants considered strategies to meet clean energy, permitting, and workforce requirements for developing large-scale AI datacenters and power infrastructure needed for advanced AI operations in the United States.   At the roundtable, White House Chief of Staff Jeff Zients, White House Deputy Chief of Staff Bruce Reed, National Economic Advisor Lael Brainard, National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan, National Climate Advisor Ali Zaidi, Senior Advisor to the President for International Climate Policy John Podesta, Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm, Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo, and industry leaders committed to partnering closely to maintain American leadership in AI that will achieve shared national security, economic, and environmental goals. Developing and operating leading AI in the United States is vital for protecting national security and ensuring that AI systems are safe, secure, and trustworthy. Participants also discussed ways to create good paying jobs for workers, including roles for pipefitters and electrical workers, and keep energy costs low for consumers. The United States is the global leader in AI, and we are taking action to ensure future AI infrastructure creates jobs for American workers, and is built in the United States and powered by clean energy.   To accelerate public-private collaboration in advancing U.S. leadership in AI, the Administration is announcing several new actions following today’s convening:  

• The White House is launching a new Task Force on AI Datacenter Infrastructure to coordinate policy across government. Led by the National Economic Council, National Security Council, and the White House Deputy Chief of Staff’s office, the interagency Task Force will provide streamlined coordination on policies to advance datacenter development operations in line with economic, national security, and environmental goals. The Task Force will work with AI infrastructure leaders to identify opportunities and work with agencies to ensure adequate resourcing, designate agency single points of contact, and properly prioritize AI datacenter development to reflect the importance of these projects to American national security and economic interests. Finally, the Task Force will build on recent work to identify existing authorities and areas where legislative action is needed to modify or strengthen federal authorities to support AI datacenter development.
• The Administration will scale up technical assistance to Federal, state, and local authorities handling datacenter permitting. The Permitting Council will work with AI datacenter developers to set comprehensive timelines for Federal agency action and will allocate funds to agencies that accelerate evaluations for FAST-41 covered clean energy projects that support datacenters.
• The Department of Energy (DOE) is creating an AI datacenter engagement team to leverage programs to support AI data center development. DOE has curated a suite of resources – including loans, grants, tax credits, and technical assistance – that can help datacenter owners and operators secure clean, reliable energy solutions. DOE is also planning a series of convenings with datacenter developers, clean energy solutions providers, grid operators, and other stakeholders to drive development of innovative solutions.
• The Department of Energy will continue to share resources on repurposing closed coal sites with datacenter developers. Retired and retiring coal sites provide a unique opportunity for redevelopment of energy infrastructure that can power new data centers . Existing land and facilities at the power plant site can be repurposed, such as electricity infrastructure for connections to the grid. Combining site features with financial incentives available from Federal or state and local authorities can make attractive opportunities for project developers.
• The US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) will identify Nationwide Permits that can help expedite the construction of eligible AI datacenters and share that information with AI datacenter developers to expedite critical projects.
• Industry leaders at today’s convening committed to enhance cooperation with policy makers and explore further solutions, through ongoing dialogue and collaboration.
• Hyperscalers at today’s convening reaffirmed their commitments to achieving net zero carbon emissions and to procuring clean energy to power their operations .

  Each of these steps advances significant work already undertaken by the Biden-Harris Administration to ensure the United States leads the way in responsible AI innovation and development, including through President Biden’s landmark 2023 Executive Order on AI . These actions will enable datacenters catalyzing the industries of the future to be built here in the United States by American workers.   Participants in the convening included:   Industry: Andres Gluski, President and CEO, AES Ruth Porat, President and Chief Investment Officer, Alphabet Matt Garman, CEO of Amazon Web Services (AWS), Amazon Dario Amodei, CEO, Anthropic Michael Intrator, CEO, CoreWeave Arshad Mansoor, President and CEO, Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) Calvin Butler, President and CEO, Exelon Javier Olivan, Chief Operating Officer, Meta Brad Smith, President and Vice Chairman, Microsoft Jensen Huang, Founder and CEO, Nvidia Sam Altman, CEO, OpenAI Chad Williams, Chairman and CEO, Quality Technology Services (QTS)   Government: Jeff Zients, Assistant to the President and Chief of Staff Jennifer Granholm, Secretary of Energy Gina Raimondo, Secretary of Commerce Bruce Reed, Assistant to the President and Deputy Chief of Staff Lael Brainard, Assistant to the President and National Economic Advisor Jake Sullivan, Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs John Podesta, Senior Advisor to the President for International Climate Policy Ali Zaidi, Assistant to the President and National Climate Advisor Kristine Lucius, Deputy Assistant to the President and Domestic Policy Advisor to the Vice President Navtej Dhillon, Deputy Assistant to the President and Deputy Director of the National Economic Council Neelesh Nerurkar, Senior Advisor for Energy and Climate, National Economic Council Jack Groarke, Senior Policy Advisor, National Economic Council Ben Buchanan, Special Advisor for Artificial Intelligence Tarun Chhabra, Deputy Assistant to the President and Coordinator for Technology and National Security Benjamin Della Rocca, Director for Technology and National Security Christopher Davis, Chief of Staff, Department of Energy Carla Frisch, Acting Executive Director and Principal Deputy Director, Office of Policy, Department of Energy Ted Dean, Counselor to the Secretary, Department of Commerce

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