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USPS #017-078 POSTMASTER: Send address changes or undeliverables to ISI EDGE, 6000 Custer Road, Bldg. 9, Plano, TX 75023 Coaches... RENEW for the NOW PERIODICALS SKATEISI.ORG/PROFESSIONAL It’s renewal time for ISI Professional memberships and liability insurance! Renew your 2018-19 membership at the same time as your insurance and... GET BOTH for one LOW ISI’s insurance benefits are the best in the industry — more coverage at a lower price — plus, ISI policies continue to meet all other association requirements. SKATEISI.ORG/PROFESSIONAL The Professional Journal for the Ice Sports Industry FALL 2018 REENERGIZE 2018 YOUR STAFF CONFERENCE & TIPS FOR TRADE SHOW GREAT ICE eview BACK CHAINING R FOR SUCCESS DON’T MISS A DAY OF BENEFITS GET BOTH YOUR 201n-1 -ÊPROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP AND YOUR LIABILITY INSURANCE FOR ONE LOW PRICE! 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IN THIS ISSUE VOL. 21, NO. 1 Fall 2018 2018 Conference & Trade Show Review ICE SPORTS INDUSTRY 8 6000 Custer Rd., Bldg. 9 Plano, TX 75023 Phone: 972-735-8800 2018 ISI Annual Fax: 972-735-8815 12 Awards email: [email protected] website: skateisi.org PUBLISHER Ice Sports Industry EDITOR Eileen Viglione EDITORIAL ADVISORS Kim Hansen Liz Mangelsdorf ADVERTISING/ TRADE SHOW DIRECTOR Carol Jackson GRAPHIC DESIGNER Selma Filipovic CONTRIBUTORS Motivating How Back Chaining Can Jamie Baringer Robyn Bentley 24 Employees 28 Improve Performance Bill Dobbs Is as Easy as Lynn Loar Dave Loverock “Go Fish!” Shanley Pascal Mandy Whitacre 4 CrossCuts 24 Motivating Employees Is as Easy as “Go Fish!” 5 Leadership Message Bill Dobbs Jamie Baringer 26 Top 10 Tips for Great Ice 6 Notes from the Field Dave Loverock Shanley Pascal & Mandy Whitacre The ISI EDGE (USPS 017-078, ISSN 1522-4651) is published quarterly (Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer) by 28 How Back Chaining the Ice Sports Industry, 6000 Custer Road, Building 9, 7 ISI Flashback Can Improve Performance Plano, TX 75023. Periodicals postage paid at Plano, TX, Lynn Loar and at additional mailing offices. 8 2018 Conference & POSTMASTER NOTE: Send address changes to ISI EDGE, c/o The Ice Sports Industry, 6000 Custer Road, Trade Show Review 32 Judge Certifications Building 9, Plano, TX 75023. Printed in the U.S.A. Eileen Viglione Subscriptions available through membership only. 34 District Updates ©2017 by the Ice Sports Industry. Reproduction in 12 2018 ISI Annual Awards whole or in part is prohibited unless expressly au- 39 ISIA Education Foundation thorized in writing by publisher. All rights reserved. 16 2018 Conference & Trade Robyn Bentley-Graham Opinions expressed by contributors do not necessarily represent the views of the Ice Sports Industry, the pub- Show Photo Gallery lisher or the advertisers. Submissions of manuscripts, 40 Calendar materials, photographs, and artwork are made at mailer’s risk and must include self-addressed envelope 20 ISI University with sufficient postage for return. 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Favorite Places to Be: Home, Hooters, and visit- ISI OFFICERS ing family in South Texas President .................................................Rob McBride REWARD YOUR SKATERS 1st Vice President ............Janice Teodoro-Forbes WITH FLIP KEY CHAIN Song Title that Best Describes Her: “You Can’t 2nd Vice President .....................................Lisa Fedick Always Get What You Want” Treasurer ......................................Kevin McCormack The adorable Flip key chain makes a ter- Secretary ........................................... Margy Bennett rific skater gift or special, incentive prize Immediate Past President ................Jim Hartnett ISI PROUD Member-at-Large ....................................Gerry Lane for your skating school or club events. 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Confidence projected District 1 ...........................................Alane Swiderski to a Model United Nations committee of District 2 ...............................................Robyn Bentley Julie Goddard 90-plus delegates, fluidity in adjusting to new District 3 ..........................................Tiesha DiMaggio HOW SERVING ON THE ISI BOARD HAS schools, camaraderie easily formed with any District 4 ..........................Christine Wilson Brinton BENEFITED HER CAREER: new face — all would cease to exist in my District 5 ...............................................Larry LaBorde “ I think it has made me more aware of District 6 ................................................Julie Goddard what a difference I can make both on and life without the ISI program. Eight years of District 7 ..............................................................Vacant off the ice from an individual standpoint competition has broken me down yet built me District 8 .............................. Vicky Klinko-Osseland and given me the confidence to do so.” District 9 ........................................Rachel Bruemmer back up, complete with the constant encour- District 10 ..............................................Jane Schaber aging smiles greeting my family and me when District 11 ............................................Caroline Baker we enter each foreign rink for competition. District 12 .................................................Debbie Lane District 13 ............................................................Vacant Caroline Baker I’ve learned grace. I’ve realized humility. I’ve District 14 ...................................................Paige Scott FIRST PAYING JOB: found strength. 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