Sea Scout Leadership
Sal Ciampo
National Commodore
Tim Anderson
National Director
Gabi Furnans
National Boatswain
Sea Scout Organization Structure
Leadership for Sea Scouting at all levels induces a Youth Boatswain, Volunteer Commodore, Professional Director, and a Volunteer Sea Scout Support Committee. Their selection and operation is described within the 
Standard Operating Procedures.
Council Sea Scout Committees
Councils with successful Sea Scouting program have an operating Council Sea Scout Committee lead by a Council Commodore, Council Sea Scouting Director, and Council Boatswain.
Council Sea Scout Committees have held Regattas, Training Days, Safety at Sea Events, Long Cruises, ILSS Training, SSALBT Training, multi Ship sail and barbecues, and much more.
National Sea Scout Support Committee
The mission of the National Sea Scout Support Committee is to develop, enhance, and expand the Sea Scout program in a manner that emphasizes the purposes and achieves the objectives of the Boy Scouts of America.
Committee Operation
The National Sea Scout Commodore will appoint committee members for one-year terms ending June 30 upon approval of the individual’s council. The Commodore may appoint a National Boatswain with the approval of the individual’s council. Regional Commodores serve as ex officio members of the committee. The committee is made up of six subcommittees, Communications & Technology, Ship Growth and Retention, Marketing, Operations & Planning, Program Support, and Relationships.
