In June the board met for a periodic review of the Club’s Strategic Plan. We reviewed our progress on key initiatives set last year and reset our goals for the next 12 months. When the Plan is updated a briefing will be offered to interested Members, to not only share...
From The Boardroom May 2022 Monthly Update
It was my pleasure in May to attend the RYCT Keel Boat and Off the Beach presentation events, celebrating the 2021-22 sailing season. Congratulations to the winners, indeed everyone who participated, and our ongoing thanks to our dedicated volunteers who make things possible; people like Colin Pearce after whom our...
From The Boardroom April 2022 Monthly Update
At its April meeting the board approved the budget for the 2022-23 financial year commencing 1 May which included a modest rise in membership and marina fees, remembering of course that last year no increases were applied. Your board is currently undertaking a whole of Club strategic risk review to...
From The Boardroom March 2022 Monthly Update
As the 2021-22 sailing season has drawn to a close, we can now look forward to some social cruising events as well as our forthcoming prize nights to celebrate the successes of the season. The James Boag Navigation and Seamanship Cruise at the end of April is always a popular...
From The Boardroom February 2022 Monthly Update
At its February meeting the Board approved a new Child Protection Policy. The purpose of the policy is “to demonstrate the strong commitment of the Board, Management, Staff & Volunteers of The Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania to child safety and to provide an outline of the policies and practices...
From The Boardroom January Monthly Update
Happy New Year to all RYCT Members and Staff. I hope you had a safe and enjoyable Christmas and New Year break. For those of us involved in the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, it was with a collective sigh of relief that we watched the race get underway on...
RYCT WINS 2021 THA AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE FOR BEST MEETING AND EVENTS VENUE
At the Tasmanian Hospitality Association’s prestigious Awards for Excellence dinner presentation, held yesterday at Wrest Point, The Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania took out the highly acclaimed Meeting and Events Venue category amongst other finalists including The Country Club Launceston and Wrest Point Casino.We are pretty chuffed to say the...