Alan Brook

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  Published on: 9/1/2009    Last Visited: 9/1/2009  

  Alan Brook
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  Alan Brook - Director With over 32 years service, Alan is an experienced yachtsman. A former Admirals’ Cup skipper, Alan is in charge of the new Oyster Superyacht project management team.

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  Published on: 3/5/2008    Last Visited: 8/4/2008  

  "The demand at the moment is for bigger and bigger boats, and we are investing in technology to help create customers' dream boats," says Alan Brook, joint managing director of Ipswich-based Oyster Marine.
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  Alan Brook says demand is growing for bigger boats.

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  Alan Brook, joint managing director of Oyster Yachts, said the £2.25m 655 ocean-going yachts built at the Wroxham boatyards of Landamores and Windboats have ...

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  Published on: 8/10/2009    Last Visited: 9/1/2009  

  Commenting on the appointment David Tydeman said, “ I am very pleased that Kjell's arrival allows for a managed handover with our most senior Director, Alan Brook, who will take on a non-executive role pending the arrival of his own new Oyster 56.â€

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  Published on: 10/10/2008    Last Visited: 1/8/2009  

  Alan Brook having gathered all the weather information he could, decided that 20-25 knots would be the most wind the fleet would experience and allowed the race to go ahead.
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  Race Officer Alan Brook started his morning VHF roll call with a happy 80th birthday message for Mike Powell, father of Oyster 62 UHURU owner Steve.
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  With 100-metre depth of water off Cabrera, Alan solved the start line problem by using Richard Matthew's Oyster 82 Zig Zag as the pin end of the line.
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  Alan Brook did his best to get the fleet out early and racing eventually got underway at 1150.

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  Published on: 4/24/2007    Last Visited: 9/21/2007  

  Unusually the wind gave the fleet a close fetch from the line just outside Falmouth Harbour where race officer Alan Brook had set an 18 mile course, with three up and down reaching legs finishing off Green Island.

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  Published on: 3/31/2006    Last Visited: 3/27/2007  

  Race officer Alan Brook was concerned that a light airs forecast might compromise the event but while three out of four courses were shortened the fleet found just enough breeze for some good sailing every day.

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  Commenting on the appointment David Tydeman said, "I am very pleased that Kjell's arrival allows for a managed handover with our most senior Director, Alan Brook, who will take on a non-executive role pending the arrival of his own new Oyster 56."

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  AmericaOne Challenge - Ship's Log - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/6/1999    Last Visited: 1/29/2001  

  Alan Brook.Remember, as far as we are all concerned here - you took part in one of the all-time great, history-in-the-making, yacht racing events and you did not let yourselves or anyone else down.Congratulations from us all and - hopefully - we will be able to enjoy a British Challenge effort in alongside you at the 31st event.We're sorry you lost the chance to challenge, but sure hope you will come back again soon for another try, as the event has been all the richer for your participation this time.The excitement and thrills experienced here from watching your sail & boat handling skills have brought us all to marvel at the obvious tension - yet amazing coolnness under pressure - and we have just been in awe.Here at Oyster we have been holding lunch time video sessions for all the interested sailors in our staff to see the final races over the last few weeks.
  
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  Alan Brook from Oyster Marine Ltd. - UK on 2/12/2000I just want to congratulate your whole team for putting on such a magnificent series during the Louis Vuitton Finals.

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  Published on: 1/11/2006    Last Visited: 8/24/2006  

  Alan Brook, joint managing director of Oyster Marine, says: "2005 was an unusual year.It started slowly and it was fortunate that we had such a strong forward order book.
  
  "But the changes we made to the deck design means that the orders picked up later in the year and we ended the year happy with how well we had done," he says.
  
  Most of Oyster's yachts are manufactured at two Wroxham boatyards, Landamore and Windboats.Mr Brook says the Norwich construction boom of the past year means they are struggling to recruit enough workers.
  
  He says: "The Wroxham yards are very busy and our real problem is losing staff to construction and kitchen fitting.

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