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ATTENDEES of the 2015 ISKINY-PSAA EXPO ATTENDEES of the 2015 ISKINY-PSAA EXPO Ski Areas of New York, Inc. Phone: 315-696-6550 Facsimile: 315-696-6567 PO Box 375 E-mail: [email protected] Jamesville, NY 13078 www.iskiny.com (includes all registered attendees) As of 9/25/15 Summary 145 companies registered 363 people registered 149 Vendors 79 Vending companies 28 Guests / Presenters 122 attendees from NY ski areas 28 NY ski areas registered 33 attendees from PSAA ski areas 10 PSAA ski areas registered 6 attendees from out of state ski areas 3 out of state ski areas registered Belleayre Mountain Box 313, Route 28 181 Galli Curci Rd. Highmount , NY 12441 845-254-5600 Fax 845-254-5608 [email protected] http://www.belleayre.com Allen Fairbairn Lift Maintenance Tim Maxwell Operations Manager [email protected] Ken Stratton Lift Maintenance [email protected] Justin Soules Lift Maintenance Joe McCracken Marketing Manager [email protected] Joe Strauss Ski Patrol/Security [email protected] Dawn Bauer Administration / Ticketing [email protected] Tom Tar General Manager [email protected] Page 1 Bristol Mountain Winter Resort 5662 Route 64 Canandaigua , NY 14424-9382 585-374-6000 Fax 585-374-2253 [email protected] http://www.bristolmountain.com Dan Fuller General Manager [email protected] Debra Chociej Operations Manager [email protected] Drew Broderick Sales and Marketing Director [email protected] Pat Gleisle Human Resources Manager [email protected] Catamount Ski Area P.O. Box 639, Route 23 Hillsdale , NY 12529 518-325-3200 Fax 518-325-3155 [email protected] http://www.catamountski.com Tom Gilbert President [email protected] Rich Edwards Vice President [email protected] Heather White Communications Manager [email protected] Four Seasons Golf & Ski Center 8012 E. Genesee Street Fayetteville , NY 13066 315-637-9023 Fax 315-637-8178 http://www.fourseasonsgolfandski. com John Goodfellow President [email protected] Bill Hane Manager Page 2 Gore Mountain Box 470, Peaceful Valley Rd. North Creek , NY 12853 518-251-2411 Fax 518-251-5171 [email protected] http://www.goremountain.com Mike Pratt General Manager [email protected] Howie Carbone Assistant GM [email protected] Emily Stanton Marketing Manager [email protected] Mark Anderson Patrol Supervisor [email protected] Matt Allen Lift Maintenance Supervisor [email protected] Richard Smith Lift Maintenance [email protected] Mike Constantino IT/Electrical Supervisor [email protected] Gail Setlock Mike McClure Neil Mark Roberts Greek Peak Mountain Resort 2000 NYS Rt 392 Cortland , NY 13045-9541 607-835-6111 Fax 607-835-6100 http://www.greekpeak.net Wesley Kryger President [email protected] Michelle Stauber Executive Assistant [email protected] Jessica Sloma VP of Sales and Marketing [email protected] Kaitlyn Drach Assistant Marketing Director [email protected] Page 3 Holiday Valley Resort Box 370, Holiday Valley Rd. Ellicottville , NY 14731-0370 716-699-2345 Fax 716-699-5204 [email protected] http://www.holidayvalley.com Bonnie Koschir VP of Operations [email protected] Jim Curtis Mountain Operations Manager [email protected] Mike Nenno Terrain Park Manager [email protected] Mike Blomfield-Brown Risk Manager [email protected] Dennis Eshbaugh President/GM [email protected] Holimont Ski Resort Box 279, 6921 Rte 242 Ellicottville , NY 14731-0279 716-699-2320 Fax 716-699-5029 [email protected] http://www.holimont.com Dave Riley General Manger [email protected] Mark Burkhard Mountain Manager [email protected] Justin Latimer Safety Manager [email protected] Tony Kowalski Lift Manager [email protected] Dash Hegeman Marketing Director [email protected] Jim Doro President of the Club [email protected] Mary Doro Hunter Mountain Box 295,Rt 23A Southside Hunter , NY 12442 518-263-4223 Fax 518-263-4521 [email protected] http://www.huntermtn.com Russ Coloton President/GM [email protected] John Ianelli VP Finance [email protected] Bill Snyder Director, Risk Management [email protected] Sarah Slutzky Resort Manager [email protected] Bob Abrahamsen Lift Maintenance/Operations Manger [email protected] Katie O'Connor Marketing & Communications Manager [email protected] David Slutzky Page 4 McCauley Mountain 300 McCauley Mt. Rd Box 68 Old Forge , NY 13420 315-369-3225 Fax 315-369-2676 [email protected] www.mccauleyny.com Stephen Uzdavinis GM [email protected] Mike Farmer Publicity Director [email protected] Dave Kress Asst. Mgr. Gisele Kress Tim Manion Lift Attendant Mount Peter PO Box 425 Warwick, NY 10990 845-986-4940 Fax 845-986-4996 [email protected] http://www.mtpeter.com Rebecca Kullberg General Manager [email protected] Karl Kullberg Mountain Manager [email protected] Carol Forshay Marketing [email protected] Robert Gallo Mountain School Director [email protected] Ryan Smith Terrain park Manager [email protected] Mountain Creek Resort, Inc. 200 Route 94 Vernon , NJ 07462 973-827-2000 Fax 973-207-3340 [email protected] http://www.mountaincreek.com Kent Graham General Manager [email protected] Charles Lauren Lift Maintenance Manager [email protected] Timothy Stone Ski School and Snowboarding Manager [email protected] Page 5 NYS Olympic regional Development Authority 2634 Main St Lake Placid , NY 12946 518-523-1655 Fax 518-523-9275 Paddy Power Director of Finance [email protected] Liz Mezzetti Marketing Ted Blazer CEO Reed Miller Purchasing & Risk Management [email protected] Charlie Terry SafetyCoordinator Program Manager [email protected] Oak Mountain LLC PO Box 373 Speculator , NY 12164 802-793-4520 www.oakmountainski.com Matt O'Brien GM [email protected] Page 6 Plattekill Mountain 469 Plattekill Rd. Roxbury , NY 12474 607-326-3500 Fax 607-326-3034 [email protected] http://www.plattekill.com Danielle Vajtay Marketing [email protected] Laszlo Vajtay GM [email protected] Robert Christian Susan Aleksejszyk Scott's Peek'n Peak LLC P.O. Box 360 1405 Olde Road Findley Lake , NY 14736-0360 716-355-4141 Fax 716-355-6614 [email protected] http://www.pknpk.com Amber Blashak HR [email protected] Brad Gravink Mountain Operations Director [email protected] Isaac Gratto Mountain Operations [email protected] Doug Kennedy Mountain Operations [email protected] Swain Resort 2275 Main st. PO Box 44 Swain , NY 14884 607-545-6511 Fax 607-545-6228 http://www.swain.com Shawn Schoonover Director of Operations [email protected] Taylor Schoonover Outdoor Event Coordinator Celeste Schoonover General Manager [email protected] Page 7 Thunder Ridge Ski Area Box 627, 137 Birch Hill Rd. Patterson , NY 12563 845-878-4100 Fax 845-878-2279 http://www.thunderridgeski.com Dean Ryder Owner [email protected] Wayne Ryder Owner [email protected] Mary Ellen Ryder [email protected] Jennifer Ryder [email protected] Don Taylor General Manager [email protected] Greg Sottosanti Mountain Operations [email protected] Meryl Didio Marketing Theresa Delcogliano Titus Mountain Family Ski Center, LLC PO Box 390 Malone , NY 12953 518-483-3740 Fax 518-483-2031 [email protected] http://www.titusmountain.com Brittany Taylor Director of Marketing [email protected] Bruce Monette Owner [email protected] Zachary White General Manager [email protected] Toggenburg Mountain Winter Sports Ctr. P.O. Box 162, 1135 Toggenburg Rd. Fabius , NY 13063 315-683-5842 Fax 315-683-5543 [email protected] http://www.skitog.com Jim Hickey [email protected] Daryn Hickey GM of Toggenbug Page 8 West Mountain 59 West Mountain Rd. Queensbury , NY 12804-8304 518-636-3699 Fax 518-793-6698 [email protected] http://www.westmtn.net Paige Sidler Marketing [email protected] Jaime TBD Whiteface Mountain Ski Center Rt. 86, Box 1980 Wilmington , NY 12997-0090 518-946-2223 Fax 518-946-7400 [email protected] http://www.whitefacelakeplacid.com Mike Leblanc Aaron Kellett Dustin Ulrich Morgan Langey Brandee Reiley Chris Lashway Josh Wagner Michael Hart Ryan Blanchard Doug Quinn Howard Drake Kristen Morse Jesse Rogers Matt Ievenson Zach Snow Jake Sporn Aaron Dewey Snow Sports Director Page 9 Willard Mountain Ski Area 77 Intervale Rd. Greenwich , NY 12834 518-692-7337 Fax 518-692-9287 http://www.willardmountain.com Jason Baker Mountain Manager [email protected] Chic Wilson Pres/GM [email protected] Windham Mountain Resort PO Box 459 / 19 Resort Dr. Windham , NY 12496 518-734-4300 Fax 518-734-5732 http://www.windhammountain.com Chip Seamans President/General Manager [email protected] Ted Davis Mt Manager / Safety Director [email protected] Beth Stewart Marketing Director [email protected] Howard Devennish Ski Patrol Director [email protected] Keith Kreischer Park Supervisor [email protected] Ryan Bird Culinary/HR Director [email protected] Mysh Bilous IT Director [email protected] Woods Valley Ski Area PO Box 250, 9074 Dopp Hill Road Westernville , NY 13486 315-827-4721 Fax 315-827-4207 http://www.woodsvalleyskiarea.com Tim Woods Owner [email protected] Nuala Woods Owner [email protected] Page 10 Bear Creek Mountain Resort 101 Doe Mountain Lane Macungie , PA 18062 610-682-7100 Fax 610-682-7110 [email protected] Joe Milnes Lift Maint Mgr. [email protected] Dustin Yeager Electrical Maint Mgr. [email protected] Brad Heintlzeman Snowmaking Mgr. [email protected] Anthony DiFiore
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