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Royal Caribbean Chairman to Step Down After 37 Years
- Royal Caribbean Group announced on June 6, 2025, that Richard Fain will step down as Chairman in Q4 2025, with Jason Liberty succeeding him.
- This leadership change follows Fain's 37-year tenure during which he shaped the cruise industry and guided the company's growth amid expansions and innovations.
- Royal Caribbean operates 67 ships across five brands, including Celebrity and Silversea Cruises, and continues to expand with new vessels and private destinations.
- Liberty expressed his gratitude and humility upon being chosen as Chairman and CEO, and he is eager to enhance the exceptional vacation experiences provided to guests while driving sustained value for shareholders.
- Fain will remain on the board and expressed confidence that Liberty’s leadership will accelerate Royal Caribbean’s success while the transition signals a new strategic era for the company.
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ROYAL CARIBBEAN GROUP ANNOUNCES BOARD LEADERSHIP TRANSITION PLANS – CruiseToTravel
Royal Caribbean Group – Royal Caribbean, Celebrity Cruises, and Silversea – has announced that Richard Fain, Chair of the Board of Directors since 1988 and a visionary leader whose contributions helped shape the modern cruise industry, will be stepping down from his role as Chairman in Q4 2025. Fain will remain as a Director on the Board. Jason Liberty, Royal Caribbean Group President and CEO since January 3, 2022, was elected by the Board of Di…
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