True North Yachts Partners with Sailtime GTA

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As the Port Credit In-Water Boat Show gets underway this is an opportune time to announce the creation of an evolving strategic alliance between True North Yachts and Sailtime GTA. The tremendous work done by the current owners of the Sailtime base has created a vital and exciting fractional sailing presence in the local marine community that defines Sailtime as the premier choice for those looking to take advantage of a flexible and cost efficient way of enjoying the sailing lifestyle.

The inherent synergy between the two entities will enhance this success and create new opportunities for both businesses As the #1 Hunter dealer worldwide, True North has the infrastructure and the resources in place to further fuel the growth of the Sailtime program and to assist the current management in the administration and operations of the base. True North's recent expansion of its Mobile Service department has added a full time technician, a fully equipped service van and a dedicated Zodiac RIB service boat that will be made available to the Sailtime fleet and Andrew Newbury, formerly a sales Consultant with TNY, will be tasked with managing operations for the base .Both TNY and Sailtime GTA are excited about the opportunity and will keep you updated on the development of the alliance on an ongoing basis.
 

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