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19 Membership Directory 2018-2019 Press & Corporatemember Directory Contents NORTH AMERICAN SNOWSPORTS JOURNALISTS ASSOCIATION 2018 - 19 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY 2018-2019 PRESS & CORPORATEMEMBER DIRECTORY CONTENTS President’s Note 3 2018-19 Board Members 4 2018-19 Committees 5 Past Presidents 6 Annual Meeting Convention Sites 7 Awards 8 A Note From Our Corporate Liaison 19 Ethics Code 20 Press Member Directory 21 Corporate Member Directory 43 Cover photo by Dino Vournas. 1 2018 NASJA Annual Meeting Event The North American Snowsports Journalists Association’s annual meeting took place on April 11 - 15 at Squaw Valley/ Alpine Meadows. Pictured above: attendees enjoys a slope- side lunch. The 2019 annual meeting will be held April 4-7, 2019 at Deer Valley, UT in conjunction with the US Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame. Look for details on our website, nasja.org. 2 President’s Note August 30, 2018 Dear NASJA Member, We’re off to a new season with a new board and I couldn’t be more excited! Jeff Blumenfeld and Tamsin Venn are on board as NASJA VPs for the coming year. In addition, Mary Jo Tarallo will join the board as corporate liaison. All three are eager to serve the organization bringing fresh ideas and enthusiasm to NASJA. Immediate past president Martin Griff will serve another year on the board as well. From California, former NASJA VP Dan Giesen will continue to join the board meetings bringing his NASJA board experience to the group. Roger Lohr is also part of the board meetings on certain occasions and we are grateful to have his experience and wisdom. Moreover, execu- tive secretary Sue Yarworth has been upping NASJA’s presence with an amazing website and other promotional materials. Peter Hines continues to help with IT for NASJA. With all this industry experience coming on board, only good things are ahead! Thank you all! There are a lot of positive projects in the works for NASJA. We have formed a NASJA Membership Recruitment Committee. The group will develop materials and benefits related to NASJA memberships plus con- duct campaigns to reach out to prospective members. Mary Jo Tarallo will head up the group and Kevin Gasior, Cindy Hirschfeld, Kristen Lummis, Peggy Shinn, and Rosemarie Cleese have all agreed to be part of the committee. We have some great events coming up, too. On December 2-4, Stratton and NASJA will co-host the 2018 Northeast Winter Weather Summit, an event designed to create a dialogue between meteorologists and the winter sports com- munity. The resorts associations and other industry players are on board including SnoCountry and XCSkiResorts. com. This Stratton gathering will also serve as a NASJA meeting with prices ranging from $95-$259 depending on if you participate as a one-day commuter or take advantage of overnight accommodations, 2 days skiing, the sessions, reception, breakfast and lunch. A second night will be available for $115. Double occupancy will also save on costs. Wouldn’t you like to be part of this important effort to strengthen ties between the ski industry and meteorologists? Registration will be available online soon at newinterweathersummit.org. Other meetings for the year include a meeting during the Boston.com Ski & Snowboard Expo, a January meeting in the Eastern U.S., Winter Western Summit in Utah (details to come); a March meeting at North Conway in conjunction with New England Ski Museum. The annual meeting at Park City April 4-7 will be in conjunction with Ski and Snow- board Hall of Fame and a day of skiing and get-together hosted by Deer Valley on April 3. There is also a possible Snow Basin trip prior to that. I’m looking forward to working with our new board as we grow NASJA and see many of you at upcoming NASJA events. Enjoy the end of summer and I wish you all a productive and enjoyable ski season. Iseult Devlin 3 2018-19 Board Iseult Devlin, President Chatham, NJ Jeff Blumenfeld, Vice President Boulder, CO Tamsin Venn, Vice President Ipswich, MA Mary Jo Tarallo, Corporate Liaison Washington, DC Martin Griff, Past President Ewing, NJ Vicki Andersen, Treasurer Portland, OR 4 2018-19 Committees MEMBERSHIP Lisa Ballard, Rosemarie Cleese, Kevin Gasior, Kristin Lummis, Cindy Hirschfield, Peggy Shinn, Mary Jo Tarallo COMMUNICATIONS Editors: Jeff Blumenfeld, Tamsin Venn, Design: Sue Yarworth IT: Peter Hines MEETINGS Iseult Devlin, Martin Griff, Roger Lohr, Richie Silver AWARDS Martin Griff, Dino Vournas PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Iseult Devlin, Roger Lohr, Mary Jo Tarallo 5 Past Presidents Iseult Devlin 2017-current Roy Rodriguez 1986-88 Martin Griff 2013-17 Rosemary Freskos 1985-86 Phil Johnson 2011-13 Craig Altschul 1984-85 Bob Cox 2007-11 Ben Rinaldo 1982-84 Phil Johnson 2004-07 Janet Nelson 1981-82 Claudia Carbone 2002-04 Burt Sims 1979-81 Dave Irons 2000-02 Don Metivier 1977-79 John Naye 1998-00 Ben Rinaldo 1975-77 Richard Muello 1997-98 Jay Hanlon 1973-75 Bob Meldrum 1995-97 Hal Roberts 1971-73 John Hamilton 1993-95 Alex Katz 1969-71 Bob Wall 1991-93 Mike Beatrice 1968-69 Lois Friedland 1990-91 Tom Place 1966-68 Robert Enzel 1988-90 Carson White 1963-66 Honorary Members All Past Presidents of NASJA and its predecessor, USSWA, are automatically Honorary Members of NASJA, as are the following who were elected by the Board. William Berry (dec. 1992) John Hoefling (dec. 2005) Harold S. Hirsch (dec. 1984) Mitch Kaplan (dec. 2010) 6 Annual Meeting Convention Sites 2018 Squaw Valley-Alpine Meadows 1990 Mont Ste-Anne, QC 2017 Steamboat, CO 1989 Big Bear Lake/Mammoth 2016 Cancelled 1988 Stratton Mountain, VT 2015 Quebec City, Canada 1987 Lake Tahoe, CA/NV 2014 Killington, VT 1986 Mt. Bachelor/ Timberline, OR 2013 Mammoth Mountain, CA 1985 Winter Park, CO 2012 South Tahoe, CA/NV 1984 Calgary, AB 2011 Alyeska/Anchorage, AK 1983 Mount Snow, VT 2010 Sun Valley, ID 1982 V ail/Beaver Creek 2009 Lutsen Mountains, MN 1981 Winter Park, CO 2008 Mt. Washington Resort, NH 1980 Las Vegas, NV 2007 Crested Butte, CO 1979 Las Vegas, NV 2006 Fernie/Kimberley, BC 1978 Lake Placid, NY 2005 Coeur d’Alene, ID 1977 Heavenly Valley, CA 2004 Telluride, CO 1976 Snowbird, UT 2003 Charlevoix/Quebec City, QC 1975 Sun Valley, ID 2002 Banff, AB 1974 Aspen Highlands, CO 2001 Big Sky, MT 1973 Aspen Highlands, CO 2000 Mt. Bachelor, OR 1972 Vail, ID 1999 Mammoth Mountain, CA 1971 Sun Valley, ID 1998 Sun Valley, ID 1970 Jackson Hole, WY 1997 Mont Tremblant, QC 1969 Waterville Valley, NH 1996 Snowbird, UT 1968 Heavenly Valley, CA 1995 Lake Louise, AB 1967 Vail, CO 1994 Ski 93, NH 1966 Sun Valley, ID 1993 Ski Lake Tahoe, CA 1965 Sun Valley, ID 1992 Crested Butte, CO 1964 Vail, CO 1991 Whistler, BC 1963 San Francisco, CA 7 Awards The Carson White Snowsports Achievement Award Awarded to an individual or individuals who have made a significant contribution to the advancement of snowsports in North America, either achieved with a single defining accomplishment or through a lifetime of snowsports endeavors. The winner will be selected by online vote of Active Press, Retired Press and Corporate members. 2018 Winner: Klaus Obermeyer, Aspen, CO 2017 Jason Levinthal - Twin-Tip Ski Designer 2016 James Niehues - Artist, Ski Resort Mapmaker Carson White Golden Quill Award Awarded to an individual or individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the advancement of snowsports in North America. The award is named in memory of Carson White, the first president of the U.S. Ski Writers Association. Nominations are submitted by and voted on by the journalist members of NASJA. 2015 Bill Marolt, President and CEO of the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association 2014 Michael Berry, President, National Ski Areas Association 2013 Joe Cushing, SNO Engineering 2012 Greg Stump, Film maker 2011 Mel Dalebout, Ski boot pioneer 2009 Stu Campbell, Ski instructor, racer & journalist 2008 Art Bowles, Breckenridge Resort, CO 2007 David Ingemie, Ski Industries of America 2006 Carl Ettlinger, Vermont Ski Safety Research 2005 Jerry Nunn, Ski patroller 8 AWARDS, cont’d. Carson White Golden Quill Award Winners, cont’d. 2004 Jerry Simon and Harry Leonard, Ski show promoters 2003 Ernie and Rhoda Blake, Taos Ski Valley, NM 2002 Jeannie Thoren, Women’s ski equipment innovator 2001 Pete Seibert, Vail founder 2000 Ned Gillette, Snowsports adventurer 1999 Bernie Weichsel, Snow show producer 1998 Stephen Bradley, Father of snow grooming 1997 Jake Burton Carpenter & Tom Sims, Snowboard pioneers 1996 Jerry Groswold, Winter Park, CO 1995 Dick Durrance, “The Man on the Medal” 1994 John Fry, NASTAR and Snow Country founder 1993 Nancy Greene-Raine, Canadian Olympian 1992 Stein Eriksen, Deer Valley Ski Resort, UT 1991 Jim Ward, U.S. Ski Hall of Fame 1990 Dev Jennings, Ski New England Bill Lash, Professional Ski Instructors of America 1989 Norbert Fischer, Disabled skiing advocate Doug Pfeiffer, Freestyle skiing pioneer 1988 Lloyd T. Lambert, 70+ Ski Club, Ballston Spa, NY 1987 Tom Corcoran, Waterville Valley, NY 1986 Israel and Orville Slutzky, Hunter Mountain, NY 1985 Warren Miller, Warren Miller Productions 1984 Sepp Ruschp, Mt. Mansfield-Stowe, VT 1983 Averell Harriman, Sun Valley, ID 1982 Hal O’Leary, Winter Park, CO 1981 Werner Schuster, Alpine Meadows, CA 1980 Cliff Taylor, Hogback Mountain, VT 1979 Tony Wise, Mt. Telemark, WI 1978 Dave McCoy, Mammoth Mountain, CA 1977 Lowell Thomas, Pawling, NY 1976 Rudy Mattesich, Ski Touring Council 1975 Robert Parker, Vail Associates, CO 1974 Fred Pabst Jr., Bromley Mountain, VT 1973 Willy Schaeffler, U.S. Ski Association 1972 Dorice Taylor, Sun Valley, ID 1971 Harold S. Hirsch, Ski Industries of America 1970 Robert P. Beattie, International Ski Racers Assn. 9 AWARDS, cont’d. Lifetime Achievement Award Winners Awarded to an individual or individuals for a lifetime achievement in snowsports endeavors, competition, innovation, equipment design or other snowsports-related accomplishments.
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