US Sailing
Spectator SportsRhode Island, United States201-500 Employees
US Sailing is the national governing body for the sport of sailing in the United States, based in Bristol, Rhode Island, and operates within the spectator sports industry with 201-500 employees. It supports sailors from beginners to advanced by offering instruction from experienced, certified instructors who follow national standards and a standardized curriculum. US Sailing serves sailing programs and organizations through events such as the National Sailing Programs Symposium and the Sailing Leadership Forum, and it organizes Junior Olympic sailing festivals for youth. It regulates competition by training and certifying race officials, judges and umpires, maintaining standardized rules and sailing instructions, and organizing 15 National Championships across various racing disciplines; it also provides handicap rating certificates and offshore safety programs, with reported annual revenue in the range of $10M to $25M. For sailors aiming to represent the United States at the Olympic Games, US Sailing trains, selects and manages the US Sailing Team and Olympic program.