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ISI INTERNATIONAL HEADQUARTERS
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Peter Martell
MANAGING DIRECTOR Jimmie Santee
CONTROLLER Elizabeth Kibat
MEMBERSHIP COORDINATOR Sandey Carlsen
NATIONAL SKATING EVENTS COORDINATOR Kim Hansen
NATIONAL SKATING PROGRAMS COORDINATOR Liz Mangelsdorf
COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER/EDITOR Eileen Viglione
ADVERTISING/SPONSORSHIP/ TRADE SHOW MANAGER Carol Jackson
ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES MANAGER
Jeff Anderson
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Angela Tooley
MEMBERSHIP SERVICES Jennifer Carlsen Carla Murrell
Wendi Osterheldt Shirley Rothrock
ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT Devan Zimmerman
ISI OFFICERS
President 1st
2nd
Vice President Vice President
Treasurer Secretary
Immediate Past President Past President
District 1 District 2 District 3 District 4 District 5 District 6 District 7 District 8 District 9 District 10 District 11 District 12
District 13 District 14 District 15 District 16 District 18
Builders & Suppliers Instructors
Commercial Facilities Public/Not-for-Profit Facilities
Rob McBride Janice Forbes Lisa Fedick
Kevin McCormack Margy Bennett Jim Hartnett Jim Lange
DIRECTORS
Alane Swiderski Robyn Bentley Tiesha DiMaggio
Christine Wilson Brinton Larry LaBorde Julie Goddard
Cassandra MacDonald Vicky Klinko-Osseland Rachel Bruemmer Jane Schaber Caroline Baker Debbie Lane
Paige Scott
Randy Winship Cindy Solberg Glyn Jones Doug Peters David Santee Scott McCoy Ed Peduto
Schools/Colleges/Universities Jamie Baringer PSA Representative ISIAsia Representative PPIRMC Representative MIAMA Representative MIRMA Representative Education Foundation
Lifetime Honorary Member Carol Zdziebko 4 Gerry Lane
Harry Janto Leo Ryan Shaffer Troy Ciernia Judy Sniffen Don Bartelson
ISI EDGE FALL 2016
Figure skating clubs and rinks across the nation are invited to fundraise for the Scott Hamilton CARES Foundation and, in turn, host a SK8 to Elimin8 Cancer open skate celebration at their rink. Clubs will be given the resources to set up and run their own fundraising and open skate celebrations with the support of the foundation.
The Scott Hamilton CARES Foundation is dedicated to funding world-class research and quality care to improve cancer survivorship. The foundation helps support two cancer education websites Hamilton created —
Chemocare.com (in partnership with Cleveland Clinic’s Taussig Cancer Foundation) and
RadCare.org (in partnership with Provisionn Center for Proton Therapy).
Hamilton also founded The 4th Angel
Mentoring Program, dedicated to providing user-friendly information and personalized support to cancer patients, survivors and their families.
A two-time cancer survivor, Hamilton is a reminder that with fortitude and determination, anything is possible. As a keynote speaker, he has inspired audiences across the country with stories about his life and overcoming adversity. He delivered a motivational address at the opening of the ISI/PSA Conferences & Trade Show in the spring. (Please see page 6.)
Hamilton is a four-time World champion, 1984 Olympic gold medalist, network tv skating analyst, actor, producer, Emmy Award nominee, philanthropist, husband and father to four children.
For more information on becoming involved in a Sk8 to Elimin8 Cancer initiative, please visit
scottcares.org.
JOIN THE SK8 TO ELIMINATE CANCER INITIATIVE
MINNESOTA SEEKS GRANT PROPOSALS
The Minnesota Amateur Sports Commission (MASC) in Blaine, Minn., is seeking proposals from interested communities in the state to improve and update ice arenas through the James Metzen Mighty Ducks Ice Arena Grant Program.
Communities can apply for grants for: new ice sheets, improvement of indoor air quality, the elimination of R-22 refrigerant for direct cooling systems or indirect cooling systems.
For more information, visit MASC’s website at
mnsports.org.
SEPTEMBER MARKETING TIP
While September is often associated with back- to-school activities, it’s also been designated as National Childhood Obesity Awareness month. Did you know that one in three children in the United States is overweight or obese? This puts kids at risk for health issues including heart disease and diabetes. Children should get 60 minutes of exercise daily.
Tip: Don’t forget to work your marketing promotional materials this month around the childhood obesity theme.
Sample social media post:
Photo by Betsie Wild/B Wild Photography
KIDS NEED 60 MINUTES OF EXERCISE DAILY.
Sign up for learn-to-skate classes at (#yourrinkname) at (your website address).
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