MANCHESTER MARINE - Key Persons
Jason has been working in the marine industry for 23 years. Starting in marine carpentry, he moved into electrical and mechanical work, including years as a field service technician on commercial boats in Boston and on the North Shore. A Connecticut native, an avid fisherman, Jason spends a lot of time fishing between Eastern Connecticut, Fisher's Island and Block Island. A graduate of the University of North Carolina at Wilmington, he now lives on the North Shore with his family.
Luke started building Force 5 sail boats and DN ice boats as well as repair and re-fit on both wood and fiberglass vessels in 1994. He moved to the North Shore in 1997 and has been working in the repair and refit of vessels ranging from 15-70ft. Luke joined the team at Manchester Marine as a rigger and carpenter in 2016. In 2017 Luke moved his knowledge to the customer service department. He is an avid sailor currently racing Star sailboats and is a member at Sandy Bay Yacht club.
Nick grew up sailing out of Quissett Harbor and working at local boat yards during the summer in his home town of Falmouth. He has spent time working in the Mediterranean on charter yachts and spent a short time in the commercial fishing industry. Nick joined the Manchester Marine team in 2001. With fifteen years of experience delivering boats up and down the New England coast and managing the MMC Rigging department, Nick brings his focus on customer satisfaction and attention to detail to the General Manager position.
At Manchester Marine since 2002 Steve gained strong project management and customer service skills in previous positions with General Electric and Day and Zimmerman. A life-long North Shore sailor Steve has owned and crewed boats in the local International One Design fleet for many years. His current boat is the Morris 38 WINGS. He is a member of the Marblehead Yacht Club.