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To Download the 2016 Conference Agenda Presented by Charitable Partner November 13-15, 2016 PRIMETIME Westin Harbour Castle Hotel Sports & Entertainment Toronto, Canada 2016 PROGRAM 9th A ERENCE TIONS SPORTS IS ELIGIBLE FOR NNUAL CONF CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION MANAGEMENT SOME JURISDIC IN CONFERENCE Leading Edge Strategies for Managing and Marketing the Business of Sport Matt Anec Mike Futa Reid Mitchell PROGRAM CO-CHAIRS Executive Vice President – Business Operations – Hamilton Vice President of Hockey Operations and Director of Player Director – Hockey & Scouting Operations – Toronto Maple Leafs - Tiger-Cats - Hamilton Personnel – Los Angeles Kings - Los Angeles Toronto Dave Andrews Andrew Greenlaw Sara Moore BRIAN BURKE President and Chief Executive Ocer – American Hockey Senior Director – Sponsorship Marketing & Strategy – CIBC - Senior Vice President – Business Operations – Toronto Argonauts President of Hockey Operations League - Springeld Toronto & Chief Operating Ocer – 104th Grey Cup Festival - Toronto Tom Anselmi Denis Hainault Scott Moore Calgary Flames Former Chief Operating Ocer – Maple Leaf Sports & Executive Director – 2017 IIHF World Junior Championship – President of Sportsnet & NHL Properties – Rogers - Toronto Entertainment - Toronto Hockey Canada - Calgary Dan Near TREVOR WHIFFEN Anthony Antonelli Cliord J. Hart Head of adidas Hockey – adidas Group - Woodbridge Partner, Dickinson Wright LLP Vice President – Marketing, Brand, & Content Distribution – Partner – Borden Ladner Gervais LLP – Counsel to NHL Clubs in Andre Nowakowski Ultimate Fighting Championship - Toronto Salary Arbitration - Toronto Partner – Miller Thomson – Counsel to NHL Clubs in Salary & Governor, London Knights Mark Atkins Dave Hopkinson Arbitration - Toronto President – Lighthouse Search - Toronto Chief Commercial Ocer – Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment - Mike Oke Je Atkinson Toronto General Manager – Peterborough Petes - Peterborough CONFERENCE President – Honda Indy Toronto - Toronto Rick Horrow Jerey Orridge Michael Bartlett CEO – Horrow Sports Ventures & Host – "Beyond the Medals: Commissioner – Canadian Football League - Toronto SPONSORED BY Executive Director – MLSE Foundation - Toronto The Business of Sport," – NBC Universal Sports - Miami Anthony Partipilo Anthony Batchelor Je Hunt Vice President – Marketing & Merchandising – Toronto Blue Jays - Partner – Odgers Berndtson - Toronto President – OSEG Sports, Ottawa Redblacks, Ottawa 67’s & Toronto Kate Beirness Ottawa Fury FC - Ottawa Je Pash (Invited) Host of SportsCentre – The Sports Network (TSN) - Toronto Sherry Jean EVP & General Counsel – National Football League - New York Jessica Berman Social and Fan Engagement Lead – Toronto Maple Leafs - Dave Poulin Vice President – Special Projects & Corporate Social Toronto TV Analyst – The Sports Network (TSN) - Toronto Responsibility – National Hockey League - New York Aras Kolya Camille Quenneville Gary Bettman Manager – New Business Development – Maple Leaf Sports & CEO – Canadian Mental Health Association, Ontario Division - Commissioner – National Hockey League - New York Entertainment - Toronto Ottawa Tim Bezbatchenko Sophie Kotsopoulos Brian Ramsay General Manager – Toronto FC - Toronto Director, Integrated Marketing – National Hockey League - Executive Director – CFL Players’ Association - Victoria Dr. Cheri Bradish Toronto Dr. Jim Riordan Professor – Sports Marketing – Ryerson University - Toronto Dave Krikst Director – MBA-Sport Management – Florida Atlantic University - Brian Burke Head of Social Media – The Sports Network (TSN) - Toronto Boca Raton President of Hockey Operations – Calgary Flames - Calgary Angela LaChica Nick Sakiewicz Meghan Chayka President and CEO – LaChica Sports - Los Angeles Commissioner – National Lacrosse League – Philadelphia Co-Founder – Stathletes - St. Catharines Toby Lang Vijay Setlur Ned Colletti Senior Counsel – Bell Media - Toronto Sports Marketing Instructor – Schulich School of Business – York Senior Advisor – Los Angeles Dodgers - Los Angeles Dr. Lynn Lashbrook University & Director of Marketing & Communications – Visual President – Sports Management Worldwide & Certied NFL Sports - Toronto Brian Cooper Player Agent - Portland President & CEO – S & E Sponsorship Group - Toronto John Shannon Ralph Lean Broadcaster – Sportsnet - Toronto Michael Copeland Counsel – Gowling WLG - Toronto President and Chief Executive Ocer – Toronto Argonauts - Matthew Shuber (Invited) Toronto Eric Lindros (Invited) Vice President – Business Aairs & Legal Counsel – Toronto Blue Taylor Coulis Honorary Chair – See The Line & Former NHL Player - London Jays - Toronto Director, Programmatic – theScore Inc. - Toronto Matthew Logue Mark Silver Rick Curran Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Ocer – S&E President – Stadium Digital - Hamilton Sponsorship Group - Toronto Rand Simon Registered Player Agent – Orr Hockey Group - Boston Peter Luukko Bill Daly Certied Player Agent – Newport Sports Management - Executive Chairman – Florida Panthers - Miami Mississauga Deputy Commissioner – National Hockey League - New York Eric Macramalla Maria Dennis Dr. Dana Sinclair Partner & Trademark Agent – Gowling WLG and Host, TSN Partner – Human Performance International - Toronto Associate Counsel – National Hockey League Players’ Radio’s Oside - Ottawa Association - Toronto Malcolm Sutherland Bill Manning Director of Hockey – Shoot For A Cure - Toronto John Doig (Invited) President – Toronto FC - Toronto Executive Vice President & Chief Marketing Ocer – Jillian Svensson Scotiabank - Toronto John F. McDonough Vice President – Development & Operations – You Can Play - Leo Ezerins President & CEO – Chicago Blackhawks - Chicago Toronto Executive Director – CFL Alumni Association - Hamilton Gavin McGarry Masai Ujiri (Invited) Media Partner Don Fehr President – Jumpwire Media - Los Angeles President & General Manager – Toronto Raptors - Toronto Executive Director – National Hockey League Players’ Richard McLaren Justin Vandenberg Association - Toronto Commissioner on the Independent Commission – World Account Executive – Twitter Canada - Toronto Lisa Ferkul Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) & CEO – McLaren Global Sport Mardi Walker Solutions Inc. - London Vice President – Human Resources JemPak - Oakville Director of Hockey Partnership – Scotiabank - Toronto Paul Melia Mike Ferriman Ritch Winter President and CEO – Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sports - Certied Player Agent – Wintersports Ltd. - Edmonton Director – Toronto Maple Leafs - Toronto Ottawa Mark Francis Trevor Whien Bruce Meyer Partner – Dickinson Wright LLP & Governor, London Knights Sports Business Professor – UCLA Anderson Center for MEMES - Senior Director: Collective Bargaining , Policy & Legal – National E NE S A R S & Los Angeles Hockey Club - Toronto AW P , R Hockey League Players’ Association - Toronto H E V Tom Wright C E Landon French R N A Gord Miller T E I S for a O President – Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities - Toronto Former CFL Commissioner and GM for UFC in Canada, Australia E N R Play-By-Play Announcer – The Sports Network (TSN) - Toronto Elliotte Friedman and New Zealand - Toronto B Mark Milliere S R CURE E A I I R Broadcaster – Sportsnet - Toronto N U & S INJ Senior Vice President – Production – The Sports Network (TSN) - PINAL Toronto ENROLL TODAY: contact Patrice Whien ~ 519.868.2399 email: [email protected] Facebook.com/PrimeTimeSE Register online at: www.primetimesport.ca Twitter.com/PrimeTimeSE YouTube.com/PrimeTimeSE REGISTRATION FORM PRIMETIME 2016 SPORTS Sports & Entertainment MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE Personal Information Name: Title: Contact Information Company: Street Address / Box Number: City: Province / State: Postal Code / Zip Code: Country: Mailing Address: Daytime Phone: Cell Phone: Fax Number: Email Address: Fee Per Delegate : Fees include attendance, program materials, continental breakfasts, lunches, and break refreshments. Registration fees are as follows: 1. EARLY BIRD SPECIAL DISCOUNT: Available for the rst 30 regular registrations received and paid in full: $795.00 + HST ($898.35) 2. *University and College Students: $249.00 + HST ($281.37) Per Day 3. Amateur Organizations: $599 + HST ($676.87) Both Days 4. All Regular Registrations: $479 + HST ($541.27) Per Day or $949.00 + HST ($1,072.37) Both Days NOTE: All prices in Canadian Funds. * Valid student identication required at time of check-in. Payment Information For Online Credit Card or PayPal Registrations, please visit our website www.primetimesport.ca to register Cheque enclosed payable to PrimeTime Sports and Entertainment Inc. Bill My Credit Card Total Amount: Payment Type: Visa Mastercard Name On Card: Credit Card Number: Expiration (mm/yy) I will be attending the conference on: November 13 November 14 November 15 Signature Thank you for your order. Trade Show Sponsored by: Program Changes Cancellation and Substitutions We will make every eort to present the program as advertised, but All sales are nal. Substitutions are allowed at any time. it may be necessary to change the date, location, speakers or content with little or no notice. Delegates acknowledge that there will be no Date & Times partial or full refunds as a result of any such changes. November 13-15, 2015 Location: November 13, 2016 Careers in Sport Workshop is Sponsored by: Westin Harbour Castle Hotel - 1 Harbour Square Welcome Reception Sponsored by BHI Toronto, Ontario - M5J 1A6 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Hotel Rooms: Day One - Nov. 14 Day Two - Nov. 15 PrimeTime Sports and Entertainment has secured a number of Registration Opens - 7:00 am
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