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WINTER 2019 BSCRA BOOTH No JANUARY 12-14, 2019 Richmond Olympic Oval 6111 River Road Richmond, BC WINTER 2019 BSCRA BOOTH No. 637 Soicher Agencies Email: Harvey Soicher & Leslie Lee [email protected] [email protected] Phone: 604-671-6488 Soicheragencies.com SUPERIOR TRACTION Booth #218 WELCOME Welcome Retailers and Exhibitors, On behalf of the BCSRA Executive Board, I would like to welcome you all! Whether you’ve been with us for many years or you are brand new to the BCSRA, I’m glad you are here for the 2019 BCSRA Winter Show at the Richmond Oval. We are pleased to continually provide coffee and food all three days of the show for your convenience so you can maximize your time at the show and efficiently schedule your day. On Saturday, January 12 please join us for an evening of curling, drinks, pizza and a “rock”-ing good time at the Richmond Curling Club beginning at 7:30pm. The fun continues on Sunday, January 13 with the BCSRA’s ROX Social Night beginning at 6:00pm. Light appetizers will be served and the Stolen Moments Jazz Trio will entertain us once again! Also, Harvey Soicher will be recognized and I hope that you can all join us in celebrating him on his impressive lifetime contribution to the BCSRA. Lastly, the Annual General Meeting for the reps, will take place on Saturday, January 12 at 6:00pm. Please take the time to join us, your input as a member is very valuable in shaping the BCSRA and its future shows. On behalf of the BCSRA Executive Board and with the help of management group Venue West, I welcome you to the BCSRA Winter 2019 show! Thank you, Anthony Hanna BCSRA President YOUR BCSRA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Anthony Hanna, President Tom Jones, Vice President, Social Events Committee Andrew Little, Treasurer & Secretary Directors: Lenore Stronge, F&B Committee James Geddes, F&B & Social Events Committee Chris Center Kevin Glavas Tony Lefroy Curtis Hall Mike McLellan Melanie Whittall Page 5 | BCSRA Winter 2019 PROGRAM OF EVENTS Friday, January 11, 2019 TIME ACTIVITY LOCATION 11:00-18:00 Exhibitor Set Up 2nd Floor, Track Zone 11:00-18:00 Registration Desk Open 2nd Floor, Track Zone Saturday, January 12, 2019 TIME ACTIVITY LOCATION 8:30-18:00 Registration Desk Open 2nd Floor, Track Zone 8:30 Breakfast on Show Floor 2nd Floor, Track Zone 9:00-18:00 Show Floor Open 2nd Floor, Track Zone 12:00 Lunch 2nd Floor, Track Zone 16:00-19:00 Beer & Wine Bar 2nd Floor, Track Zone 16:00-18:00 Onsite Chair Massage 2nd Floor, Track Zone 18:00-19:00 Annual General Meeting 2nd Floor, Track Zone 19:30-21:00 Curling Richmond Curling Club Sunday, January 13, 2019 TIME ACTIVITY LOCATION 8:30-18:00 Registration Desk Open 2nd Floor, Track Zone 8:30 Breakfast on Show Floor 2nd Floor, Track Zone 9:00-18:00 Show Floor Open 2nd Floor, Track Zone 12:00 Lunch 2nd Floor, Track Zone 16:00-18:00 Beer & Wine Bar 2nd Floor, Track Zone 16:00-18:00 Onsite Chair Massage 2nd Floor, Track Zone 18:00-20:00 Social Night at the Oval’s ROX Museum 3rd Floor Monday, January 14, 2019 TIME ACTIVITY LOCATION 8:30-16:00 Registration Desk Open 2nd Floor, Track Zone 8:30 Breakfast on Show Floor 2nd Floor, Track Zone 9:00-16:00 Show Floor Open 2nd Floor, Track Zone 12:00 Lunch 2nd Floor, Track Zone 16:00-19:00 Booth Tear Down and Exhibitor Load Out 2nd Floor, Track Zone Page 6 | BCSRA Winter 2019 THE OVAL FLOOR PLAN YOUR BCSRA SHOW OFFICE Venue West Conference Services Ltd. #301 - 1040 Hamilton Street Vancouver, BC V6B 2R9 Tel: 604.681.5226 Fax: 604.681.2503 Email: [email protected] Page 7 | BCSRA Winter 2019 LIST OF PRODUCT LINES REPRESENTED LINE REPRESENTED BY BOOTH 2UNDR Men’s High Performance Athletic Underwear Tandem West Sales 529 47 Brand MLB Headwear, Apparel, Toques & Socks Randy Robinson Agency 512 47 Brand NBA Headwear, Apparel Toques, Socks Randy Robinson Agency 512 47 Brand NFL Headwear, Apparel, Toques & Socks Randy Robinson Agency 512 47 Brand NHL Alumni Name & Number T-shirts Randy Robinson Agency 512 47 Brand NHL Apparel, Headwear, Socks Randy Robinson Agency 512 5.11 Outdoor Black Dog Sales & Marketing 335 5.11 Tactical Black Dog Sales & Marketing 335 686 Outerwear Doing Business 732 ABS-Airbag Andrew Sharp 643 Absolute Adult winter boots Gary Plante Enterprises Ltd. 433 Absolute Kids winter boots Gary Plante Enterprises Ltd. 433 AceCamp Camping Accessories Gary Plante Enterprises Ltd. 433 AceCamp Outdoor Accessories Gary Plante Enterprises Ltd. 433 Active Ankle Anatech Inc. 1104 Adventure First Aid Kits OnwardUP Sales & Marketing 1332 Adventure Survival Kits OnwardUP Sales & Marketing 1332 Advil, Kleenex & Anti Fog Mthree 611 Airblaster Outerwear, Slayer & Accessories Wyvern Trading Company 1336 Airhole Facemasks Lachelt Marketing 1107 All Good Organic Lip Balm JJ Sales 421 All Good Organic Sunscreens JJ Sales 421 Alp-N-Rock Sandy Elliott Agencies Ltd. 530 Alpina Helmets & Goggles Parkhill Agency 513 Alpina XC Skis & Boots Parkhill Agency 513 Alpine Aire Freeze Dried Food Products Tom Jones Sales Agencies 428 Ambler Hats Ambler 438 Ambler Kid’s Hats Ambler 438 Ambler Wool Slippers Ambler 438 Arcade Belts Offcenter Sales & Marketing 629 Armada Outerwear Andrew Sharp 643 Armada Skis Andrew Sharp 643 ArroWhere High Viz Clothing, Cycling Carrell Agencies 413 Page 9 | BCSRA Winter 2019 LIST OF PRODUCT LINES REPRESENTED LINE REPRESENTED BY BOOTH ArroWhere High Viz Clothing, Running Carrell Agencies 413 Art Shoes Bulle Group 233 ASICS Michael Shewchuk Sales & Training 337 ASICS Archive LeftCoast Sales Inc. 341 ASICS Footwear, Apparel & Accessories LeftCoast Sales Inc. 341 Asolo Alpine, Backpacking & Hiking Footwear Dickison Agency 1033 Asolo Lifestyle/Travel footwear Dickison Agency 1033 Atlas Snowshoes, Poles & Gaiters Ski4life Sales Agency 616 Atmosphere Eyewear Cult Following Sales & Marketing 938 Atomic Boots Steve Kerr Agency 521 Atomic Nordic Steve Kerr Agency 521 Atomic Skis Steve Kerr Agency 521 Attiba Bulle Group 233 Auclair Alpine Ski Gloves Silver Fern Sales Agency 1239 Auclair Nordic Ski Gloves Silver Fern Sales Agency 1239 Auclair Running Gloves Silver Fern Sales Agency 1239 Avalanche Corporate Uniforms Geddes Agencies 1101 Avalanche Resort Uniform Custom & Instock Program Geddes Agencies 1101 Avalanche Team Uniforms, Adults & Junior Geddes Agencies 1101 Baby Bogs Mthree 611 Baffin Children’s Footwear JJ Sales 421 Baffin Men’s Footwear JJ Sales 421 Baffin Women’s Footwear JJ Sales 421 BambooLife Eyewear Outdoors Lifestyle Brands 1106 Bataleon Snowboards John Wornig Sales Agency Ltd. 134 Bates Tactical Footwear A3 Sports Distribution 238 BCA Beacons, Float Airbags, Shovels & Probes Ski4life Sales Agency 616 BCA Ski Poles & Splitboard Poles Ski4life Sales Agency 616 BCA Snow Safely Equipment Ski4life Sales Agency 616 Bearpaw Footwear Hannawear Sales Inc. 140 Bern Snow Helmets High Output Sports 400 Bernie Mev Woven Shoe’s CDMC Sales 404 Birkenstock Authentik Trading Co. 241 Page 10 | BCSRA Winter 2019 LIST OF PRODUCT LINES REPRESENTED LINE REPRESENTED BY BOOTH Black Crows Myles Ricketts Agencies 601 Black Diamond Climbing Sasso Vertical Sales 414 Black Diamond Clothing Sasso Vertical Sales 414 Black Diamond Skiing Sasso Vertical Sales 414 Blackstrap Facemasks & Accessories Outdoor Gear Canada 401 Bliz Active - Goggles & Helmets Carrell Agencies 413 Bliz Active - Performance Eyewear Carrell Agencies 413 Blizzard Skis Cult Following Sales & Marketing 938 Blue Ice Axes Sky Pilot Enterprises, Inc. 301 Blue Ice Backpacks Sky Pilot Enterprises, Inc. 301 Blue Ice Harnesses Sky Pilot Enterprises, Inc. 301 Blundstone The Bird Dog Group 328 BN3TH Men’s High Performance Athletic Underwear Shout Out Agency Inc. 439 BN3TH Men’s Underwear Shout Out Agency Inc. 439 Body Glide Michael Shewchuk Sales & Training 337 Bodyguard Dog Repellent Defense Aerosols 600 Bogs Camo Footwear Murray Bascom Agency 201 Bogs Farm & Ranch/Work CSA Footwear Murray Bascom Agency 201 Bogs Footwear Mthree 611 Bogs Hunt Mthree 611 Bogs Kids Footwear Murray Bascom Agency 201 Bogs Ladies Footwear Murray Bascom Agency 201 Bolle Eyewear Bryan Menard Agency 1243 Bolle Goggles Bryan Menard Agency 1243 Bolle Helmets Bryan Menard Agency 1243 Bonfire Boys Snowboard Apparel John Wornig Sales Agency Ltd. 134 Bonfire Men’s Snowboard Apparel John Wornig Sales Agency Ltd. 134 Bort Anatech Inc. 1104 Bridgedale Bamboo Socks Tom Jones Sales Agencies 428 Bridgedale Hiking Socks JJ Sales 421 Bridgedale Merino Fusion Technical Ski Socks Tom Jones Sales Agencies 428 Bridgedale Ski Socks JJ Sales 421 Bridgedale Wool Fusion & Synthetic Socks Tom Jones Sales Agencies 428 Page 11 | BCSRA Winter 2019 LIST OF PRODUCT LINES REPRESENTED LINE REPRESENTED BY BOOTH Briko Alpine Ski Helmets Ocean & Outdoor Sales 422 Briko Junior Ski Helmets Ocean & Outdoor Sales 422 Briko Ski Race Helmets Ocean & Outdoor Sales 422 Brix, Endurance Tap Julian Base Sales Agency 1732 Brooks Apparel Solo J Sales 336 Brooks Footwear Solo J Sales 336 Brooks Sports Bras Solo J Sales 336 Brume Men’s & Women’s Gloves & Hats Silver Fern Sales Agency 1239 Bubba Beverage Containers John Wornig Sales Agency Ltd. 134 Buff Lifestyle Knitted Hats & Neckwear, Tom Jones Sales Agencies 428 Fishing, Hunting, Children’s Buffs Buff Multifunctional Headwear, Microfibre, Tom Jones Sales Agencies 428 Merino Wool & Polar Fleece Buff Technical Wicking Headwear Tom Jones Sales Agencies 428 Bula Custom Logo Headwear & Apparel Soicher Agencies 637 Bula Headwear & Winter Sports Accessories Soicher Agencies 637 Burmis Outdoor Co. Road Shower Chris Bridge Sales 837 Burmis Outdoor Co. Roof Top Tents Chris Bridge Sales 837 Burmis Outdoor Co. Swag Tents Chris Bridge Sales 837 Calvin
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