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We offer a team-oriented and diverse corporate culture within a highly professional consultancy network operating on a national and international scale.

Our performance-related remuneration terms promise excellent income opportunities. Interested? If so, we are looking forward to receiving your application on info@nextyachting.com

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Senior charter advisor (m/f) read more close.

• Degree in Higher Education
• A min of 5 years’ experience working as charter broker within the yachting industry
• Strong communication and negotiation skills, ambition, perseverance and determination
• Fluent English (written and spoken)
• Very good knowledge of MS Office and Yachtfolio
• Experience in dealing with a discerning clientele
• A willingness to travel abroad extensively and to work unsociable hours
• Excellent knowledge of superyacht market and charter related superyacht regulations;
• Excellent knowledge of MYBA Terms & Conditions and VAT regulations
• Proven ability to develop portfolio of clients, bringing in new and existing ones;
• Natural and confident in sales negotiations.

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Senior independent sales Advisor (m/f) Read More Close

• 3 to 5 years of experience working in a sales position within the yachting industry, associated with good technical knowledge of motor and sailing yachts
• Excellent knowledge of superyacht market
• Fluent in English (written and spoken), additional languages are a plus
• Highly experienced in client facing with UHNWI
• Natural and confident in sales negotiations
• Proven ability to develop portfolio of clients, bringing in new and existing ones
• Ambition, perseverance and determination
• A strong willingness to travel abroad
• Excellent knowledge of MS software, use of computer and internet
• Knowledge of Superyacht regulations
• Flexible to work unsociable hours with same amount of dedication

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New Sailing Catamaran of our sales Fleet

We’re excited to announce our new sailing catamaran Ipharra to the fleet.

49.9M New Motor yacht of our sales Fleet

We’re thrilled to announce our new motor yacht JoyMe to the fleet.

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MOTOR YACHT AMOHA – SOLD

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Surviving British WW1 Tanks

Mark v composite tank.

This Surviving WW1 Russian Mark V Composite 'Hermaphrodite' Tank can be found Lugansk, Lugansk Oblast, Ukraine. Britain sent the 'White Russians' modified Mark V tanks that only had one gun to fight the Communist 'Red Russians'.

Surviving WW1 Russian Mark V Composite Hermaphrodite Tank Lugansk Oblast, Ukraine. This is the 'Male' side with the cannon.

At the end of the battle Cambrai the German army captured a lot of British tanks. German high command suddenly realised that there was a good chance of the attacking troops coming across enemy operated British tanks. During the first tank on tank battle against the new German A7V tank, the British female tanks involved in the engagement had to retreat is there were only armed with machine guns.

The British Mark V female tanks were designed to attack German infantry emplacements not engage in tank on tank battles. A decision was made to give them the fighting chance by adding a male six pounder cannon to one side of the vehicle. It went into the same positions forward facing machine gun. These tanks were given the nickname Hermaphrodites but officially known as Mark V Composite tanks.

Surviving WW1 Russian Mark V Composite Hermaphrodite Tank Lugansk Oblast, Ukraine. This is the 'Female' side with the two machine guns.

These two Mark V Composite Hermaphrodite Tanks were restored in the Lughansk Railway department repair factory 2009. They had been left rusting in local villages for over 90 years.

These Mark V Composite Hermaphrodite Tank had been shipped by the British, via Persia (Iran/Iraq) and up the Volga to Volgograd. Their purpose was to support the ‘White Russian' armies. A lot of these tanks were later engaged in a battle in eastern Ukraine. They were captured by the Red Army and used for a number of years until they were abandoned.

Where can I find other preserved Mark V Composite Hermaphrodite Tanks?

• 2x Luhansk, Luhansk Oblast, Ukraine
• Historical Museum, Kharkhov, Kharkiv Oblast, Ukraine
• Russian Tank Museum, Kubinka, Russia

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