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Dear Attendee, We Are Excited for You to Join Us at the 9Th Annual Dance Dance Teacher Summit 5446 Satsuma Ave North Hollywood, CA 91601 Phone: (818) 432-8499 [email protected] www.danceteachersummit.com Dear Attendee, We are excited for you to join us at the 9th Annual Dance Teacher Summit presented by Dance Media and produced by Break The Floor Productions! We are confident that this will be a great three days of dance, business and fun! We are excited! Your registration includes: Dance Classes Business Seminars 3 Continental Breakfasts Admission to Beat Street Expo Hall Admission to Capezio ACE Awards, Dance Teacher Awards, & Fashion Forward Goody Bag Digital Summit Guide (class notes, etc.) Dance Teacher Summit Notebook Online access to videos of the classes and seminars for one year starting at the end of September Enclosed you will find some basic information to help you prepare for the Summit. If you have ANY questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. See you in Long Beach! Sincerely, Gil Stroming Chantel Feola President Conference Manager Break The Floor Productions [email protected] ATTENDEEAUGUST 3-6, 2017 | LONG BEACH SCHEDULE CONVENTION CENTER (M) = Movement Class (Movement Based) (W) = Workshop (Instructional Based with Some Movement) ROOMS SPONSORED BY (S) = Seminar (Lecture Driven) (AC) = Ambassador Chats Grand Ballroom A Grand Ballroom B RM 201 RM 202 RM 203 RM 204 (LBCC, 2nd Floor) (LBCC, 2nd Floor) (LBCC, 2nd Floor) (LBCC, 2nd Floor) (LBCC, 2nd Floor) (LBCC, 2nd Floor) THURSDAY - AUGUST 3, 2017 2:00 PM - EARLY REGISTRATION 8:00 PM Location: 2nd Floor of the Long Beach Convention Center 3:00 PM - STUDIO OWNER ONLY SESSION (Guest Speaker: Clint Salter) - Dance Studio Reboot (90 Minutes) 7:00 PM Location: Grand Ballroom B - 2nd Floor of the Long Beach Convention Center FRIDAY - AUGUST 4, 2017 BEAT STREET EXPO HALL HOURS: 2:00pm - 7:00pm (All Attendees) 7:15 AM - MORNING SUMMIT & BREAKFAST BREAKFAST SPONSORED BY 8:15 AM Location: Grand Ballroom B - 2nd Floor of the Long Beach Convention Center Francisco Gella (W) Becca Moore & 8:30 AM - Nan Giordano (M) Al Blackstone (M) Jenifer Ringer-Fayette (W) Misty Lown (S) Ballet Barre and Center Connecting Upper & Lower Dani Rosenberg (S) 9:30 AM Giordano Technique Performance Plus Financial Freedom Work (with a twist) Body Spark Your Creativity Ofer Ben & Avi Miller (W) Tricia Gomez (W) Suzanne Blake Gerety (S) Frank Sahlein (S) 9:45 AM - Al Blackstone (W) Tina Caspary (M) Exercises & Routines for Opening the Door to Lead Generation to Find Staying in Control 10:45 AM Musical Theatre Workshop Jazz Adv. Beginner Tap Students w/ Special Needs New Students Professionally & Personally Mark Meismer Joe Tremaine (M) Kim McSwain (W) Nancy Giles (S) 11:00 AM - Marinda Davis (M) Kathy Blake (S) & Friends (M) Progressions & Turns for Teaching from the Inside Making a Real Team Not 12:00 PM Contemporary Overcome Burnout Doug Caldwell Tribute Class Jazz & Character Out Reality TV Becca Moore & Dani Rosenberg 12:00 PM - LUNCH (AC) (12:30 PM - 1:30 PM) 1:30 PM Beginner Social Media Kim McSwain (W) Jackie Sleight (W) Tiffany Henderson (S) 1:30 PM - Denise Wall (W) Stacey Tookey (M) Educating while Misty Lown (S) Choreography & Musicality Sell, Expand, or Revive your 2:30 PM Body Placement Review Contemporary Entertaining: Training Filling Fall Classes for 2017 for Jazz Dance Studio Dancers under 12 Mike Minery (W) Jessica Scheitler (S) 2:45 PM - Travis Wall (M) Tyce Diorio (M) Mandy Moore (S) Technology for the Maximizing Time with your Budgeting: Pirouette your 3:45 PM Contemporary Musical Theatre TBD Studio Panel Tap Students way to Profits Tricia Gomez (W) 4:00 PM - Rachelle Rak (M) Francisco Gella (W) Rustin Matthew (M) Clint Salter (S) Competition & Structuring Hip Hop for 5:00 PM Musical Theatre Integrated Techniques for Advanced Jazz Facebook Ad Formula Convention Panel Flexibility & Strength Progressions Ages 3-7 Beverly Spell (W) Clint Salter (S) Becca Moore & 5:15 PM - Jackie Sleight (M) Mandy Moore (M) Mandy Yip (W) The Magic of Multiple Ramp Up Your Student Dani Rosenberg (S) 6:15 PM Throwback Jazz Contemporary Aerial Workshop Modalities Retention Insta-Flair 6:15 PM - EXHIBIT HALL 7:00 PM (The “Beat Street” Expo Hall is located in Hall A of the Long Beach Convention Center) THANKS TO OUR TITLE SPONSORS Grand Ballroom A Grand Ballroom B RM 201 RM 202 RM 203 RM 204 (LBCC, 2nd Floor) (LBCC, 2nd Floor) (LBCC, 2nd Floor) (LBCC, 2nd Floor) (LBCC, 2nd Floor) (LBCC, 2nd Floor) BEAT STREET EXPO HALL HOURS: SATURDAY - AUGUST 5, 2017 8:00am - 12:00pm (Teachers Only) - 12:00pm - 6:00pm (All Attendees) 7:15 AM - MORNING SUMMIT & BREAKFAST BREAKFAST SPONSORED BY 8:15 AM Location: Beat Street Ballroom 2 - Ground Floor of the Long Beach Convention Center 8:00 AM - TEACHERS ONLY BEAT STREET EXPO HALL EXPLORATION - Location: Exhibit Hall A - Ground Floor of the Long Beach Convention Center 12:00 PM Family in the Studio - Nancy Giles, Kim Delgrosso, Phyllis Balagna, Joanne Chapman, Kim Massay (AC) - Beat Street Ballroom 2 - 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM 12:00 PM - Anthony Morigerato (M) Denise Wall (W) Stephanie Whittier & Dale Lam (W) Christine Jones (W) Jessica Scheitler (S) Robin Dawn Ryan (S) 1:00 PM Beginner Tap Technique Turns Conditioning w/ T-Spheres Shoulders & Backbends Tax Tricks Comp vs. Rec. Studios Lindsey Matheis from 1:15 PM - Jody Phillips (AC) Carole Royal (AC) Bodytraffic (M) Building Your Pre-K to 7 Year LUNCH LUNCH Recital! 2:15 PM College Outreach Class Old Program Beverly Spell (W) Phyllis Balagna (S) 2:30 PM - Ashly Delgrosso-Costa (M) Jason Parsons (M) Alex Arnold Lee (W) Clint Salter (S) Effectively Using Color & Employee Customer 3:30 PM Ballroom Improvisation “Authentic Self” Yoga Students That Stay Imagery to Teach Relations Francisco Gella (W) Donna Aravena & 3:45 PM - Talia Favia (M) Mark Meismer (M) Across the Floor Techniques Beverly Spell (W) Misty Lown (S) Danie Beck (S) 4:45 PM Contemporary Lyrical with an Emphasis on Turns and Engaging Young Dancers Work Life Balance Ask Not What Your Community Jumps Can Do For You Misty Lown (S) Tiffany Henderson (S) 5:00 PM - Mike Minery (W) Randi & Hefa (M) Denise Wall (W) James Fayette (W) Marketing to the Millennial Pre-School Happy Dancing 6:00 PM What Age? What Step? Hip Hop Transitions Ballet Partnering Parents Holidays 8:00 PM - CAPEZIO ACE AWARDS/FASHION FORWARD/DANCE TEACHER AWARDS MAIN STAGE SPONSOR 11:30 PM Location: Beat Street Expo Hall (Hall of Fame Main Stage) - Ground Floor of the Long Beach \ BEAT STREET EXPO HALL HOURS: SUNDAY - AUGUST 6, 2017 8:00am - 10:00am (Teachers Only) 10:00am - 2:00pm (All Attendees) 7:15 AM - MORNING SUMMIT & BREAKFAST BREAKFAST SPONSORED BY 8:15 AM Location: Beat Street Ballroom 2 - Ground Floor of the Long Beach Convention Center 8:00 AM - TEACHERS ONLY BEAT STREET EXPO HALL EXPLORATION - Location: Exhibit Hall A - Ground Floor of the Long Beach Convention Center 10:00 AM 2-3 Year Olds and What to do - Bonnie Schuetz (AC) - Beat Street Ballroom 2 - 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM Kathy Blake (S) Jody Phillips (S) 10:00 AM - Anthony Morigerato (M) Kenny Wormald (M) Kim Massay (S) Deborah Vogel (W) The Benifits of Program Program Diversification for 11:00 AM Int. Tap Technique Hip Hop Educating Parents Hip Happiness Tracks Student Dance Companies Gregg Russell (M) Kim Delgrosso (W) Sue Sampson-Dalena, Christy 11:15 AM - Anthony Morigerato (M) Deborah Vogel (W) Suzanne Blake Gerety (S) Gotta Dance! Building a Ballroom Curtis & Denise Wall (S) 12:15 PM Advanced Tap Technique Fixing Pronation Email Marketing Made Easy Musical Theatre Curriculum Guest Artists Bonnie Schuetz & Mike Minery (S) Joanne Chapman (W) Carole Royal (S) 12:30 PM - Gregg Russell (M) Paula Kessinger (S) Kim Hale (S) How Do You Know for The Building of a Strong Mistakes Eating Away at 1:30 PM Hip Hop Recharge The Care and Maintenance The Art of Instagram Tappers? Acro Program Profit of Teachers and Staff 1:45 PM - Kayla Kalbfleisch (M) Carryl Slobotkin (AC) LUNCH National Competitions: The LUNCH 2:45 AM College Outreach Class Right Fit for You Anneliese Burns Wilson (W) Joanne Chapman (S) 3:00 PM - Gregg Russell (M) Will Loftis (M) Sean Boutilier (S) Jill Tirone (S) Training Beyond the Building a Competition Teaching Males & Navigation of 4:00 PM Tap: The Set-Up Jazz 5 Steps to a Better Website Obvious Changes Team Hands on Teaching Ofer Ben & Avi Miller (W) Anneliese Burns Wilson (W) Gregg Russell (S) 4:15 PM - Randi & Hefa (M) Carol Fipps & Carryl Dale Lam (S) Exercises & Routines for Considerations for Training Slobotkin (S) Remedies for the 5:15 PM Hip Hop Music & How to Find It Int./ Adv. Tap Female Adult Students Creating Your Studio Culture Mid-Season Blues 5:30 PM - CLOSING SUMMIT DISCUSSION (Location: Grand Ballroom B) - Denise Wall, Joanne Chapman, Kim Delgrosso, Karen Hildebrand 6:30 PM LOCATION Long Beach Convention Center (2ND Floor) 300 E. Ocean Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90802 (562) 436-3636 ATTENDEE REGISTRATION Please check-in at the Dance Teacher Summit registration desk in the Long Beach Convention Center on the 2nd Floor to receive your ID badge, Summit App information, final schedule, DTS Notebook, and Goody Bag. Early registration on the 2nd Floor will be open to attendees on Thursday, August 3rd from 2:00 – 8:00pm. Anyone that is a studio owner and attending the Studio Owner Only Session at 3:00pm will want to register at this time. The registration desk is on the 2nd Floor of the Long Beach Convention and will be open on Thursday, August 3rd at 2:00pm for the duration of the event.
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