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Will Miller

CEO & Senior Broker

17 Lockwood Drive  
Charleston SC 29401

Phone: 1-215-508-2704

Cell: 1-843-364-4123

CONTACT BROKER

Captain Will Miller is President and CEO of The Mutlihull Company. Will grew up in Virginia and learned to sail in the Chesapeake Bay. He has lived in Charleston since 2001 and knows the city well. Throughout his life Will’s parents have owned a variety of sail, ski, and fishing boats in the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries, the Carolinas, and the Caribbean. Family vacations included chartering in the Virgin Islands, St. Lucia, the Bahamas, and Jamaica. Will developed a love of the water at a very young age and chose to pursue a career as a captain after graduating from the College of Charleston in 2005. As a lifelong sailor, Captain Will has traveled extensively throughout the waters of the United States and Caribbean.

Miller has been a certified sailing instructor and licensed US Coast Guard Captain since 2006. While attending the College of Charleston Will worked at the Charleston City Marina. Post college graduation he lived and worked in Negril, Jamaica where his family owns and operates a restaurant, fuel dock, fishing, and sailing charters. Will returned to Charleston to work for the sailing school after his time abroad. Shortly after, Will joined The Multihull Company as an associate broker where he worked for over a decade before taking over as President and CEO in 2021.

“As a captain, sailing school owner, project manager and broker I have learned the ins and outs of this industry from every perspective. I have ambitiously and patiently hoped for this opportunity to present itself one day. The timing could not be better and it is an honor and a privilege to be in this position. I plan to lead this company with a continued commitment to operating with the highest degree of professionalism and ethical standards available within this industry. We will revolutionize our marketing approaches, expand our global footprint and continue to offer unparalleled customer service as we head into the future.”