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2016 Hockey Career Conference at the NHL Draft Buffalo, New York 2016 Hockey Career “To Catch a Foul Ball You Need a Ticket to the Game” Conference at the - Dr. G. Lynn Lashbrook NHL Draft Buffalo, New York JUNE 23-25 The Global Leader in Sports Education | SMWW.com | 1-877-SMWW-Now NHL CAREER CONFERENCE AGENDA SMWW SUCCESS STORIES Over 10,000 graduates working in over a 140 countries! Thursday, June 23 Come network with hockey executives, SMWW Staff and other hockey conference Alexa Atria, New York Yankees Michael Gershon Keystone Ice Miners Brian Orth, Cloverdale Minor Hockey Association 7:30pm-9:30pm John Ross, Portland Trail Blazers Travis Gibson Champion Hockey Brian Gioia, Chicago Bulls attendees. Held at Sidelines Sports Bar Simon Barrette Columbus Blue Jackets Frank Gilberti Chatham High School Brian Adams, Boston Celtics SMWW Welcome Reception & Grill, just two blocks from the Buffalo Mark Warkentien, New York Knicks Bob Gillen Yellowstone Quake Chad Pennick, Denver Nuggets Convention Center, the welcome reception Paul Epstein, San Francisco 49ers Jessica Gillis Hockey New Brunswick Chris Cordero, Miami Heat Demetri Betzios, Toronto Argonauts Tony Griffo London Knights Christian Alicpala, Toronto Raptors Sidelines Sports Bar & Grill is always a great time. Everyone there Andre Sherard, Sporting Kansas City Christian Stoltz, USAL Rugby is excited about the career conference, Mario Guido Rinknet 189 Delaware Avenue Taylore Scott, Dallas Cowboys Brian Guindon HockeyTwentyFourSeven Christian Payne, Dickinson College learning from each other and sharing a few Alireza Absalan, FIFA Agent Aaron Guli President Irish Ice Hockey Association Cortez Hankton, Dartmouth College adult beverages. Max Barron Iowa AAA Elite U18 Corey Hayter Wingham Minor Hockey Dale Fudge, RinkNet Dean Beardy Shelburne Red Wings Kyle Helms Bad Nauheim Red Devils Dan Savage, The Las Vegas Stars It’s optional…but you really shouldn’t miss it! Patrick Bedell PAL Jr Islanders Jordan Hensel Pennisula Panthers Danny Gilbreath, Texas Southern University Steve Simmons, Aston Villa Marcus Hirsch Darrick Gibbs, University of Miami Joe Aloisi, CFL Agent Kevin Hoffman CT Oilers Dave Cadelli, Sioux City Musketeers Friday, June 24 Nathan Reid, Kansas City Chiefs Robbie Hofmann Pittsburgh Penguins David Liu, Seattle Thunderbirds Tony Ciccolella, MLB Agent Olli Lahdesmaki Espoo Blues David Lontini, Toronto Argonauts Buffalo Niagara Convention Center Adam McInturff, Washington Nationals Dylan Liptrap Hockeyprospect.com Derek Beaulieu, PGA JPaul Dodson, Texas Rangers Paul Macchia Player Representative Chase Sbicca, Portland Trail Blazers Josh Liskiewitz, GM Jr Scouting Richard Magdolen Nepean Raiders Drew Balen, Inside Edge 7:30-8:45am Bagels & Coffee Michael Lawlor, Boston Red Sox Cameron Mann Canadian Hockey Enterprises Duncan Maxim, MB Partners Mark Smith, Oakland A’s Robbert McDonald Los Angeles Jr Kings Elizabeth Benson LakersNation James Sharp, FIFA Agent Colin Mills The Hockey Writers Elizabeth Stone, Oakland Raiders 8:45am Opening Remarks with Lynn Lashbrook Brett Breece, Seattle Mariners Dan Moser The Sports Corporation Eric Anderson, Quad City Mallards Josh Stoller, Milwaukee Brewers Jeff Neal Dallas Stars Eric Doyle, Portland Winterhawks Dr. Lynn Lashbrook, SMWW Founder & President of SMWW Jonne Lindblom, Golden Star Management Victor Nybladh Buffalo Sabres Eric Galko, Optimum Scouting Ryan Latham, Seattle Mariners Brian Orth Cloverdale Minor Hockey Ass. Eric Luck, The Dallas Cowboys Dr. Lashbrook, President & Founder of Sports Management Worldwide, the first ever online sports management school Tony Piazza, Arizona Diamondbacks Steve Ouellette Mt Hope High School Eric Anang, The Scouting Network with a mission to educate sports business executives. Lynn has been working and teaching in Sports Management for Keith Casey, College Prospects of America Ed Palumbo Sugarland Imperials Etienne Jacquet, Heritage College over 40 years and has demonstrated a lifelong passion for helping students strategise and reach their career goals Troy Steffy, Toronto Blue Jays Mark Paul Patton ISS Scout Giovanni Conte, NetScout Chris Colwell, San Francisco Giants Brad Purdie University of Manitoba Grant Serafy, 91.7 WHUS in the world of sports. SMWW, under Dr. Lashbrook’s guidance, offers a global sports faculty with over 10,000 alumni Phil Nicoletti, Cleveland Indians Derek Puttick, Strathmore Wheatland Kings Greg Moore, St. Louis Cardinals from 140 countries. In addition, Dr. Lashbrook is an NFL registered Agent having personally represented over 100 NFL Juan I Vicioso, Atlanta Braves Dean Redorchuk Medvescak, Zagreb Bears Gustavo A. Bencid Jr., Baltimore Orioles clients including current Miami Dolphins Quarterback Matt Moore Thierno Diallo, Global Foot Agency Paul Renaud, Fighting The Truth Partner Adrian Rosenbusch, UFC Cutman as well as other clients. Lynn is President of the SMWW Agency Russ Blatt, formerly Chico Outlaws Harv Rentz, Calgary Mustangs Gustavo Amador, Moure FIFA with over 200 Agent Advisors worldwide representing hundreds of Richard Garland – Apollo Sports Agents Jay Rolsten, Toledo Walleye Hans Hodvil, San Diego Padres Jim Sherry, Viola FC Football Agency (Scotland) Borisq Rousson, Hamburg Freezers Jake Sanders, Kansas City Royals athletes including certified hockey agents and their clients. Justin Clutter, Rabun County High School Matt Ryan, Professional Hockey Player James Kerti, HoopsThink Devon Teeple - The GM’s Perspective Myles Sasley, Selkirk Steelers Jamie Martin, Toronto Marlies Dr. Lashbrook continues to spearhead an effort to bring Major Jerry Differding - Biz of Baseball Frank Scarpaci, Florida Eels Jamil Cordova, MLB Network League Baseball to Portland, Oregon. He led the lobbying efforts Bill Jordan - Business of Sports Network Sylvain Sigouin, Raiders Jarrod Gillis, Synergy Sports that resulted in a $150 million construction bill for a new baseball Duncan Maxim – Head of Golf at MB Partners CHris St Marseill, Uptown Sports Mgmt Jason Mahood, Stoney Creek Warriors stadium in Portland. Under his leadership, the group secured Ray Milheur, Freelance Baseball Writer Matt Stewart, TheScout.ca Jason Martin, Ohio State University legislative action to subsidize a new stadium with ballplayers Jeremy Blumes Strathmore Wheatland Kings Doug Todd, Warrior Hockey Josh Url, Synergy Sports Technology Phil Bohenblust Swiss Ice Hockey Federation Dave Toledano, Hockey Prospect Matt Martin, Sporting Kansas City payroll taxes. Due to this campaign, a 25,000-seat stadium in Mike Borders Grand Rapids Griffins Julien Turgeon, Vaudreuil Mustangs Jayson Braddock, KBME Sports Talk 790 the heart of the city was revitalized rather than torn down, now Steve Ouellette Mt Hope High School Chris Vanstone, Uptown Sports Mgmt Jeff Perry, Sonoma Raceway home to the MLS Portland Timbers. Prior to SMWW, Dr. Lashbrook Cesar Bertani,Intl. Football Mgmt (Venezuela) Jon Volker, Rochester Ice Hawks Jeff Neal, Dallas Stars served at the collegiate level as Athletic Director or Asst AD at Darryl Boulley College Hockey Prep Academy Bob Wall, Paris Mounties Joe Tyler – Sports Agent Nathan Brandvold Huskies Hockey Skills Academy Greg Linton, NFL Agent Al Thomas – CFL Agent University of Missouri, Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville, Hugh Brown Portland Winterhawks Eric Wolf, Quakers Eric Chatmon – Sports Agent and the University of Alaska Fairbanks. During his years as the Curtis Brownlee Prince Albert Raiders Bill Wright, UMass Amherst John Oluyole – NFL Agent AD at UAF, Dr. Lashbrook brought UAF Hockey into the Central Jonne Lindblom, Golden Star Management (Finland) Afuang Akosibenjo, Ateneo De Manila Univ Alisa Lauer – NFL Agent Collegiate Hockey Association. In addition Lashbrook mentored the Terry Lawriw, AFC Cleveland AJ Rockwell, Nashville Predators Marcus Chester – Sports Agent rising young hockey coach Don Lucia, now University of Minnesota Jon Bruenig Beaverlodge Blades Alex Lohnes, Toronto Blue Jays Mark Seabaugh – Sports Agent Brad Burud Inside Edge Hockey News Alex Nelson, University of Oregon Andy Tuitele – Sports Agent Head Coach, where Don has led the Gophers to the Frozen Four in Dave Cadelli Cedar Rapids Roughriders Andre Sherard, Sporting Kansas City Dan Machado – Sports Agent back-to-back national championships. Dr. Lashbrook is well known Ron Contillo Iowa State University Andrew Mees, Bloomfield College Bryan Cimicata – Sports Agent for his ethical compass, integrity…and puns! We encourage you to Brent Coombs Strathmore Wheatland Kings Anil Kumar, Soccer Newsday Jeff Nisius, Bleacher Report introduce yourself to Dr. Lashbrook. He loves meeting people! Scott Corcoran Alliston Coyotes Ari Rosenbaum, Mobile BayBears Jeff Perro, Tampa Bay Rays Twitter: @SMWW Patrick Costigan Rinknet Ashley Holstrom, Pheonix Coyotes Jeff Rucker, Colorado Avalanche Andras Csato Hungary Ice Hockey Federation Babajide Kassim, CROaqua Football Academy Jeffrey Garrison, Vanderbilt University Martin Dagenais Ottawa Jr Senators Bart Madden, Sacramento Kings Jeremy Friedland, NBC Sports Radio 1060 Bernie Desrosiers Sunbelt Hockey Ben Anuge, Faith Nigerian Football Federation Jeremy Burn, Washington Wizards Hugh Dunlop Pursuit of Excellence Betsy Hechtner, Tacoma Rainiers Jermaine Blackwood, Integrity Sports YOU MUST WEAR Bryce Edie Fort Frances Lakers Bill Jordan, Cleveland Browns Jill Berryman, Memphis Grizzlies Dan Fisher Colborne Hawks Bobby Rigalos, Miami Magic City Bulls Jim Risher, Eurotech Soccer Academies YOUR NAME Kurt Freyman La Ronge Ice Wolves Brett Breece, The Seattle Mariners Jimmie Haywood, We Here Productions BADGE AT ALL Dany
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