Guo Wengui / Miles Guo — bankruptcy case · EXHIBIT · ECF #1272-1
METADATA
- Defendant
- Guo Wengui / Miles Guo / Ho Wan Kwok
- Court
- CTB
- Case No.
- 22-50073
- ECF #
- 1272
- Type
- EXHIBIT
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Qualifications: USCG 1600 GRT, 3000 GT (ITC) Master Oceans.
April 2021: Captain, M/Y Arcadia, 36m Royal Huisman Motor Yacht Numerous expedition style and customary yachting itineraries
England, Baffin Island, Caribbean, Panama, Costa Rica, Galapagos, Marquesas, Tahiti, Fiji, New Zealand, Australia, Japan, Hawaii, California, Mediterranean Spain, France, Italy, Croatia, Montenegro, Greece, Turkey, Netherlands, Norway, Greenland (Disko Bay), Canada's Northwest Passage (credited as 145th vessel to have ever done this), Aleutian Islands, Eastern Alaska and British Columbia. Notable points as Captain of this yacht:
Managed the budget and schedule in conjunction with the owner.
Managed haul outs in Newport, Auckland, Nagoya, San Diego (2x),
and Lloyds 15yr surveys), La Ciotat (Lloyds 5yr and 10yr surveys), and West Palm Beach (Full Paint).
Heavily involved with the Electronic Navigation, Connectivity and Entertainment systems. Designed or assisted in the design of systems, installed them and provided drawings and documentation.
Often tasked with and successfully found inexpensive, practical solutions to complex problems.
for every aspect of crew management. Maintained a record of extraordinarily low crew turnover. Laughter in the crew mess was the rule, not the exception.
After helping the owner select this yacht, established a program for
boats, including a 36' lobster style picnic
Hinckley 36' Picnic boat in Florida. Managed the spending, maintenance, crew and schedules for these boats while providing the owner and guests with a high level of service. Notable points as Captain of this yacht:
Keewaydin spent a portion of every summer in Maine. Navigating in zero visibility fog was common.
Transatlantic passages, 14 additional passages of over 1,000
successful Major Refits of more than \$1,000,000. In April of 2006 Keewaydin was surveyed and appraised by Patton Marine. Her value had increased nearly equal to all the capital improvements chosen in the 6 years.
Maintained a record of exceptionally low crew turnover.
Upon his retirement, I was asked to replace Captain Vallerga (ref. below). Saw the yacht through the completion of a major refit in Ft. Lauderdale before sailing transatlantic for two trips with the owners in the South of France and Greece. Then sailed to Maine for a short season while helping the owner select a new yacht. For a few months, was the Captain of two Keewaydins.
July 1999: Mate, S/Y Keewaydin, Don Brook designed 26m ketch
Duties included engineering, maintenance, bartending, food service and on occasion served as Captain. Keewaydin sailed throughout the Northeast
eastern and western Caribbean in winters. Notable points as the Mate of this yacht:
4 annual maintenance Yard Periods (the Captain would often take vacation
1995 and earlier: Bosun, S/Y Shamrock V, 37m J Class. 1930 America's Cup Challenger.
Charters between Maine and Newport, maintenance of lines and rigging, cleaning and tender driving (drove tender with guests or to act as a bow thruster). Delivery Crew, M/Y Carpe Diem (was Lady Mishael), Cooper 30m
Delivery from Ft. Lauderdale to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico via Panama Canal. Watch keeping, line handling and exterior cleaning.
Final charter for owner Ft. Lauderdale and West Palm Beach. Exterior cleaning and watch keeping. Delivery Crew, S/Y Warrior, Little Harbor 19m Delivery from Oyster Bay, New York to St. Thomas via Bermuda.
Charters from Newport, sailing, maintenance, upkeep and tender driving. Numerous entry level freelance positions including a transatlantic delivery. Dinghy racing for Wickford Yacht Club in Rhode Island. Lasers, 420's, 470's. Education:
1993: 1991: List of licensing qualifications and coursework available
Graduated from Bishop Hendricken High School, Warwick, R.I.
Personal Interests: Enjoy Cycling, Hiking and Photography.
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