Bob Snow has been asked to create, manage, develop,
and/or consult on dozens of projects all over the globe. His
friend and business colleague, Jim Rouse, the famous retail
developer who created the “festival marketplace” concept
with Faneuil Hall in Boston, led Bob to projects in Europe
and Asia as well as every corner of the US.
Bob is given credit for creating the Urban Entertainment
Complex concept with his Seville Quarter in Pensacola, a
project still drawing huge crowds non-stop from its creation in
1967.
Today, Snow & Associates is busy creating exciting new
uses for former steamboats and cruise
ships. Subsidiary Golden Era
Steamship Company is actively
involved in the site selection for two
ships the company has targeted to
become condo-hotel-restaurant-
entertainment centers in two large
port cities.
Bob once owned the 270-foot sidewheel riverboat Willow. He
eventually sold the 85-year-old vessel to foreign investors who placed it into active cruising on the
Thames River in London (photo left).
Snow & Associates Maritime Group
This division of Snow & Associates is tasked with locating and converting smaller cruise ships that
can no longer compete with the huge mega cruise ships economically into semi-permanently-
moored hotel and entertainment centers. These ships are completely refurbished and re-purposed
to be used as floating urban entertainment centers and hotels in a number of port cities the
company is presently negotiating with. Bob Snow and Mark Boyd have been all over the world
locating both ports and ships that lend themselves to this business model.
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Subsidiaries
A loosely organized confederacy of independent developmental renegades
