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USA CYCLING Annual Report 2008 USA Cycling National Headquarters USA CYCLING Annual REPORT 2008 USA CYCLING NATIONAL HEADQuarTERS 210 USA Cycling Point, Suite 100 • Colorado Springs, CO 80919 (T) 719.434.4200 • (F) 719.434.4300 (E) [email protected] • (W) www.usacycling.org EXECUTIVE STAFF Chief Executive Officer, Steve Johnson 719.434.4250 [email protected] Chief Operating Officer, Sean Petty 719.434.4252 [email protected] Chief Financial Officer, Todd Sowl 719.434.4255 [email protected] Human Resources Director/Executive Assistant, Debbie Francis 719.434.4257 [email protected] ACCOUNTING Accounting Manager, Bob Plutt 719.434.4266 [email protected] Accounting Assistant, Connie Ennis 719.434.4267 [email protected] Paralegal, Pam Castle 719.434.4270 [email protected] COMMUNICATIONS Director of Communications, Andrea Smith 719.434.4274 [email protected] Communications Manager, Keri Kahn 719.434.4272 [email protected] MARKETING Director of Sponsorship & Business Development, Jess Schwartzkopf 719.434.4278 [email protected] Sponsorship and Affinity Manager, Mercedes Hickey 719.434.4280 [email protected] ATHLETICS Director of Athletics/Endurance Program Manager, Jim Miller 719.434.4222 [email protected] Director of Logistics & Operations, Gregory Cross 719.434 [email protected] National Mountain Bike Development Director, Marc Gullickson 719.434.4232 [email protected] Sport Science & Coaching Education Manager, Sam Callan 719.434.4224 [email protected] Junior Programs Manager, Benjamin Sharp 719.434.4226 [email protected] BMX Program Director, Mike King 719.434.4230 [email protected] Sports Science Coach, Clay Worthington 719.434.4236 [email protected] Office & Programs Manager, Marlis Johnson 719.434.4225 [email protected] Cover: Kristin Armstrong became just the second woman in U.S. Cycling history to capture an Olympic gold medal with her victory in the individual time trial last August in Beijing. Kristin’s preparation for the Games included a racing program with USA Cycling’s European-based Women’s National Team. Photos: Casey B. Gibson 2 • USA Cycling USA CYCLING NATIONAL HEADQuarTERS COLLEGIATE & HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMS Collegiate & High School Cycling Manager, TBD 719.434.4215 MEMBERSHIP Vice President of Membership, Theresa Johnson 719.434.4205 [email protected] Membership Manager/Northeast Member Services Coordinator, Susan Diller 719.434.4201 [email protected] West Region Member Services Coordinator, Linda Buffetti 719.434.4204 [email protected] Midwest Member Services Coordinator, Tom Mahoney 719.434.4203 [email protected] South Member Services Coordinator, Beth Vialpando 719.434.4202 [email protected] Member Services Receptionist, Valecia Frasier 719.434.4200 [email protected] Local Association Manager, Frederike Blattspieler 719.434.4218 [email protected] Results & Rankings Coordinator, Andrea Brunelli 719.434.4216 [email protected] Southeast Regional Coordinator, Stuart Lamp 719.434.4209 [email protected] Central Regional Coordinator, George Heagerty 719.434.4211 [email protected] Pacific Regional Coordinator, Jan Luke-Hamasaki 719.434.4212 [email protected] Midwest Regional Coordinator, Larry Martin 719.434.4210 [email protected] Northeast Regional Coordinator, Randy Inglis 719.434.4208 [email protected] MOUNTAIN BIKE EVENTS Director of Mountain Bike Events & Programs, Kelli Lusk 719.434.4285 [email protected] NATIONAL EVENTS – ROAD, TRACK, CYCLO-CROSS, BMX Director of National Events, TBD 719.434.4283 National Events Manager, Tom Vinson 719.434.4284 [email protected] OFFICIALS & RULES Technical Director, Shawn Farrell 719.434.4264 [email protected] TECHNOLOGY IT Director, Bill Griffin 719.434.4224 [email protected] Senior Programmer/Analyst, Allan Kramer 719.434.4247 [email protected] Systems Administrator, Jay Langley 719.434.4245 [email protected] Webmaster, Mark Mager 719.434.4246 [email protected] USA CYCLING DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION Director of Development, Steve McCauley 719.434.4260 [email protected] Administrative Assistant, Mary Kay Krebsbach 719.434.4263 [email protected] USA Cycling • 3 MEssagE FROM THE CEO Dear USA Cycling Members, Cycling Enthusiasts and Friends, USA Cycling recently closed the books on one of the most significant years in its history. This achievement is thanks to a record-number of competitive cyclists who call themselves USA Cycling members, generous donations from friends, strong support from industry sponsors and partners, and incredible performances from our elite athletes in major international events across the globe. For the sixth consecutive year, all measureable aspects of competitive cycling on the domestic front have grown, making bike racing one of the most popular sports in America. In 2008, we welcomed more than 63,000 licensees, representing a vast network of athletes, coaches, officials and race promoters. Also, with more than 2,500 sanctioned events across the nation, cycling continued to be one of the most accessible forms of competition for athletes of all ages and abilities. And our nearly 2,200 member clubs and teams provided the structure and social environment coveted by our many constituents. Collectively, these numbers illustrate the stability of bike racing in America and demonstrate our future potential. In the world-class arena, USA Cycling enjoyed unprecedented success, winning 5 Olympic and 14 Paralympic medals in Beijing last August. Those successes were further complemented by 11 world championship medals from our elite athletes, as well as an additional 49 medal-winning performances by USA Cycling members at UCI Masters and amateur world championship events. And while our top athletes recorded great results internationally, the athletes representing the future of American cycling performed often and admirably as part of USA Cycling’s athlete development infrastructure. With more than 2,300 individual race days in Europe and the rest of the world, our national team athletes received the exposure and guidance necessary to advance their competitive cycling careers. The accomplishments of our young athletes demonstrate that our development pipeline is working and the future of American cycling is in good hands. In revisiting our stated mission – to achieve sustained success in international cycling competition and to grow competitive cycling in America – it’s clear that 2008 was a hallmark year in carrying out those objectives. Thank you to the many people who have played an integral role in our success, and I invite you to continue your support. Sincerely, Steve Johnson CEO , USA Cycling 4 • USA Cycling USA CYCLING BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mark Abramson, President - NCCA Lisa Nye-Salladin - NORBA Wayne Stetina, Vice President - USCF Bill Peterson - USPRO Jim Patton, Secretary - USCF Anton Quist, Athlete Director - USCF John Bucksbaum - USACDF Nick Reistad, Athlete Director - USPRO Jeff Garvey - USACDF Donny Robinson, Athlete Director - BMXA Jeremy Horgan-Kobelski, Athlete Director - NORBA Todd Seplavy - NORBA Clayton John - BMXA Rich Silverstein - USACDF UNITED States Cycling Federation (USCF) Board OF Trustees Dave Miller, Eastern Section Trustee & Chair Michael Blatchford, Athlete Trustee Jim Allen, Western Section Trustee & First Vice Chair Diane Fortini, Eastern Section Trustee Wayne Stetina, Western Section Trustee & Second Vice Andrew Hollinger, Central Section Trustee Chair James Karthauser, Central Section Trustee Tom Simonson, Western Section Trustee & Legislation Jim Patton, Eastern Section Chair Gordon Paulson, Central Section Trustee Anton Quist, Athlete Trustee & Secretary Kendra Wenzel, Athlete Trustee NATIONAL OFF-ROAD BICYCLE ASSOCIATION (NORBA) BOARD OF TRUSTEES Lisa Nye-Salladin, Organizer Trustee & President Kinnin Payson, Official Trustee Jamie Bogner, Land Access Trustee Todd Seplavy, Industry Trustee Don Edberg, Organizer Trustee Neven Steinmetz, Gravity Athlete Trustee Gary Fisher, Industry Trustee Chris Van Dine, At-Large Athlete Trustee Jeremy Horgan-Kobelski, Cross Country Athlete Trustee NATIONAL COLLEGIATE CYCLING ASSOCIATION (NCCA) BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mark Abramson Anne Spalding Emma Bast Sarah Uhl Nathan Drake UNITED STATES PROFESSIONAL RACING ORGANIZATION (USPRO) BOARD OF TRUSTEES Ken Mills, Trade Team Trustee & Chair Fred Mengoni, Lifetime Trustee Chris Aronhalt, Organizer Trustee & Vice Chair Bill Peterson, At-Large Trustee Ed Beamon, At-Large Trustee Nick Reistad, Athlete Trustee John Eustice, Organizer Trustee Tom Schuler, Trade Team Trustee Will Frischkorn, Athlete Trustee & Secretary BICYCLE MOTOCROSS ASSOCIATION (BMXA) BOARD OF TRUSTEES Donny Robinson, Athlete Trustee & President Clayton John, At-Large Trustee Bernard Anderson, At-Large Trustee & Secretary USA Cycling • 5 MISSION STATEMENT he mission of USA Cycling is to achieve sustained success in international T cycling competition and to grow competitive cycling in America. VISION he vision of USA Cycling is to be the preeminent country in the world of T competitive cycling. 6 • USA Cycling WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE DO ocated in Colorado Springs, Colo., USA which represent the United States at major the National Collegiate Cycling Association Cycling is recognized as the National international events, including the Olympic (NCCA), the United States Professional LGoverning Body of competitive cycling by Games, World Championships, Pan American Racing Organization (USPRO) and the Bicycle the United
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