OceanWorld Group partner with Denison Yachting

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Denison Yachting is based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Denison Yachting is based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

OceanWorld Group and Denison Yachting have formed a “strategic joint venture” to build out their presence in the United States, Europe and the Middle East.

The partnership combines OceanWorld Group’s European and Middle East platform with Denison’s heritage and status in the United States and global yachting markets.

The goal is to promote growth by investing in people and infrastructure and create “greater connectivity” between the markets, they announced in a statement.

It added that the joint venture will provide clients, yacht owners, shipyards, brokers and industry partners with access to a “broader international network” and new opportunities.

The partnership will place “significant emphasis” on developing talent, creating new opportunities for personnel and ensuring they are capable of delivering an “exceptional level of service” to clients.

“We could not be more excited about this partnership. We have developed great respect for Oceanworld over the years and all that they have been able to accomplish in their region,” said Bryan Braley, president of Denison. “With this partnership and Oceanworld’s ambition for long-term growth, Denison’s global reach and footprint within all major yachting markets has become second to none. It is a very exciting day for Denison and our customers as we begin our next chapter of success.”

Lydia Pascarelli, CEO of OceanWorld Group added: “Denison is an exceptional brand with a remarkable history, an outstanding team and a very strong position in the US and international yachting markets.

“This joint venture is about bringing together complementary strengths and creating something with long-term ambition. We see enormous potential in further developing the Denison brand while investing in the people behind it and connecting its capabilities with OceanWorld’s growing platform across Europe and the Middle East.”

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