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Hargrave began as America’s premier yacht design firm in 1957 under the visionary leadership of the esteemed designer Jack Hargrave. The company played a pivotal role in the success of renowned brands like Hatteras, Burger, Amels, Prairie, Atlantic, and Halmatic, contributing to their prominence in the yacht industry.

Following Jack Hargrave’s passing in 1997, former employee Michael Joyce returned to the company after a two-decade absence to assume the role of president and CEO. In an interview with Boating Industry International Magazine, Joyce articulated that Hargrave was more than just a design studio—it was a “brand name” with a rich legacy. He detailed his ambitious vision to revive the Hargrave name by launching a new era of luxury yacht construction under the iconic banner.

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Michael Joyce, as CEO of Hargrave Custom Yachts, has consistently been an innovator. Balancing the latest technological advancements with the timeless traditions of yachting, he saw an opportunity to offer truly custom yachts in the 80′ – 150′ range with realistic pricing. With over thirty years of industry experience, Joyce recognized the right moment to introduce a new generation of luxury yachts.

Over the past two decades, Hargrave has evolved into a leading name in the mid-sized luxury yacht market. As one of America’s most respected designers, builders, and distributors of custom yachts, Hargrave has surpassed its initial goal of 100 orders since the launch of its construction program. The company currently manages eight to ten yachts under construction at any given time and is developing six new models at the Hargrave Concept Studio, poised for future innovation and success.

Explore Yachtr’s diverse selection of new and used Hargrave Yachts for sale, and contact the listing broker for more information.

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