US World Cup Blind Sailors Mark Bos and Matt Chao to Attend NTI’s Summer Extravaganza

Press Release - World Sailing Day Event

For Release Thursday, August 25 2016 at 12:00 p.m.

[Hull, MA] - U.S. World Cup Blind Sailors Mark Bos and Matt Chao to Attend NTIs Summer Extravaganza


National Telecommuting Institute (NTI) is proud to be hosting two legally blind international competitive sailors from the US team for the 2016 US World Sailing Blind Match Racing World Championship team at their summer event, which will be held at Jos Nautical in Hull, MA on Friday, August 26, 2016 from noon until sunset.
Blind sailors Mark Bos from Gloucester, MA, and Matt Chao from Newton, MA will be at the event to present on many aspects of competitive blind sailing, including blind individuals competing in sailing regattas.
Members of the media are invited to this event from 1 to 3 p.m. to learn more about Bos, Chao and the US World Sailing Blind Match Racing World Championship, while also helping to spread the word on what individuals with visual impairments can accomplish.
NTI is one of the main sponsors for the United States team in the 2016 World Sailing Blind Match Racing World Championship, which will be held in Sheboygan, WI, from September 19 through the 25 of 2016.
The Blind Match Racing World will be held in correlation with the Women's (able-bodied) Match Race World Championship.  These events include some of the world's top sailors who are visually impaired and some of the worlds greatest female sailors.
The US Sailing Center of Sheboygan and World Sailing will host the World Championships of Blind Match Racing on Wisconsins Lake Michigan shore. It is the mission of the US Sailing Center of Sheboygan to develop abilities in sailing and seamanship in individuals to the extent of their capacity. The Center believes that regardless of age, income, ability, or disability, those who come to understand the fundamentals of sail trim, teamwork, and seamanship understand more about themselves, their fellows, and their world.
National Telecommuting Institute, NTI was founded in 1995 as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, NTI pursued a mission to identify and develop work-at-home jobs for home-based Americans who are physically disabled.
Since that time, NTI has provided trained work-at-home employees to some of the largest U.S. government agencies, Fortune 500 companies and to smaller businesses who want to outsource customer service and technical support operations in order to reduce costs.
Visit www.nticentral.org/learnmore for more information about how NTI assists Americans with disabilities in their job searches.

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