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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 slopeside 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, executive 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 conduct 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 community. 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. Nominations are submitted by and voted on by the journalist members of NASJA.

2015 Al Fletcher, Founder - Nashoba Valley, MA 2014 Raelene Davis, Vice-President of Marketing for Ski Utah 2013 Dr. Richard Steadman 2012 Bob Beattie, Coach and Journalist 2011 Thom Perkins, Nordic skiing promotor 2010 Charlie Meyers, Journalist 2009 Peter Ingvoldstad, Ski instruction innovator 2008 Cecile Ryden Johnson, Artist, Painter 2007 Max & Edna Dercum, Ski Tip Lodge, Arapahoe, CO 2006 David Rowan, Publisher Ski Area Management 2005 John Fry, Founder NASTAR, Snow Country 2004 Otto Lang, Filmmaker 2003 Ginny Cochran, Cochran’s Ski Hill 2002 Andrea Mead-Lawrence, Olympian, Activist 2001 Pepi Steigler, Jackson Hole Ski School Director 2000 Anna McIntyre, Race official, “Mama Halfpipe” 1999 Everett Kircher Boyne, USA resorts Herbert Schneider Cranmore, NH Ski School 1998 Hans Gmsoer, Heli-skiing Pioneer 1997 Junior Bounous, Ski School Director 1996 Klaus Obermeyer, Obermeyer Ski Clothing 1993 Steve McKinney, Speed skier

10 AWARDS, cont’d.

Bob Gillen Memorial Award Winners

This award honors an individual corporate member for contributions to the advancement of snowsports, and exemplifies the highest standards of professionalism in public relations and communications. The individual also understands the working relationship between the information specialist and the journalist. The individual may be chosen for a particularly significant action or campaign, or for a career of such deeds. The winner will be selected by online vote of Active and Retired Press members.

2018 Winner: Jeff Wise, Stowe Mountain Resort, VT 2017 Jeff Blumenfeld, Blumenfeld PR 2016 Joani Lynch, Mammoth Mountain 2015 Jack Sibbach, Sun Valley 2014 Jon Lundin, New York State Olympic Regional Development Authority 2013 Mary Jo Tarallo, “Learn to Ski and Snowboard Month” 2012 Eric Friedman, Mad River Glenn 2011 Nathan Rafferty, Ski Utah 2010 Tom Meyers, Wachusett Mountain 2009 Tom Kelly, United States Ski & Snowboard Assn. 2008 Bonnie MacPherson, Okemo Mountain Resort 2007 Myra Foster, Stratton Mountain Resort 2006 Sandy Caligiore, Olympic Regional Development Authority 2005 Joan Christensen, Winter Park Resort 2004 Barbara Thomke, Smuggler’s Notch Resort 2003 Chip Carey, The Canyons/American Skiing Company 2002 Gina Kroft, Crested Butte Mountain Resort

11 AWARDS, cont’d.

The Mitch Kaplan Award

This award is presented to the journalist whose work and spirit best captures the enthusiasm and dedication the late Mitch Kaplan, former NASJA Secretary-Treasurer and multiple Harold S. Hirsch Award-winner, brought to NASJA and to the coverage of snowsports. A gentleman and a gentle man, a fine journalist and a friend to all, he was especially interested in programs and activities for children. Nominees may be, but do not have to be, a member of NASJA, and the 250-500 word nomination can focus on a specific assignment or overall contributions to the public understanding and enjoyment of snowsports. Any NASJA member may nominate a candidate for this award, which will be decided by a simple majority vote in November at the Interim Board Meeting. In addition to Board members in attendance, the Executive Secretary, and Counselor/Parliamentarian, if in attendance, are allowed to vote for the Mitch Kaplan Award. 2018 Winner: Heather Burke, Kennebunkport, ME 2017 Moira McCarthy, NASJA East, Skiing Cheeerleader 2016 Dan Egan, NASJA East, Degan Media, Extreme Skiing Pioneer 2015 Frida Waara, NASJA Midwest, Emmy Award Winner and board member of the U.S.S. & S.H. Hall of Fame 2014 Ted Heck, Editor and Publisher of the Blue Book of European Ski Resorts 2013 Jules Older, NASJA West, 5 Time Harold S. Hirsch Award Winner 2012 Curtis Fong, “The Guy From Tahoe” 2011 Jim Cantore, Meteorologist, The Weather Channel

The Harold S. Hirsch Awards

These awards recognize excellence involving snowsports in print, electronic and visual for- mats, emphasizing journalistic creativity and editorial or artistic content. The concept for these awards came after the 1960 Winter Olympics from Harold S. Hirsch, ski clothing pioneer and founder of White Stag, to promote professionalism in winter sports coverage. Award recipients are chosen by a panel of judges with the highest credentials in the fields of journalism, writing, education, snowsports and photography.

2017 Hirsch Award Winners:

Feature Writing: Lisa Ballard, Red Lodge, MT Blogs: Wendy Clinch, Ludlow, VT Columns: Moira McCarthy, Plymouth, MA Photography: Dino Vournas, Hayward, CA

12 AWARDS, cont’d. The Harold S. Hirsch Awards, cont’d.

Past Winners, Writing:

1999 category separated into Columns and Newspaper Features 1998 Peggy McKay-Shinn, Rutland Herald 1997 Bill Hammond, Minnesota Star-Tribune 1996 Ed Zintel, Ventura County 1995 Bob Cox, The Daily Breeze 1994 Hal Higdon, South Bend Tribune 1993 Marty Basch, Freelance 1992 Lois Friedland, Freelance 1991 Claudia Carbone, The Villager Fraser Martin, Province Mary McKhann, Freelance Diane Slezak-Scholfield, San Diego Union 1990 Luanne Pfeifer, Freelance Diane Slezak-Scholfield, San Diego Union 1989 Seth Masia, SKI Magazine 1988 David Lansing, Sunset Magazine 1987 Peter Shelton, Freelance 1986 Peter Rose, Arizona Republic 1985 Peter Shelton, Freelance 1984 Peter Shelton, Freelance 1983 Mike Madigan, Rocky Mountain News 1982 Charlie Meyers, Denver Post 1981 Charlie Meyers, Denver Post 1980 Glenn Kramon, San Francisco Examiner 1979 Alex Katz, Chicago Sun-Times 1978 Charlie Meyer, Denver Post 1977 Charlie Meyers, Denver Post 1976 I. William Berry, Long Island Daily Press 1975 Mike Madigan, Rocky Mountain News 1974 Joe Van Zandt, Skisport/Chicago 1973 Ralph Thornton, Minnesota Star 1972 Bill Hibbard, Milwaukee Journal 1971 L. Dana Gatlin, Christian Science Monitor 1970 Burt Sims, L.A. Herald-Examiner 1969 Dave Knickerbocker, Newsday 1968 Luanne Pfeifer, Santa Monica Evening Outlook 1967 Burt Sims, L.A. Herald-Examiner 1966 Bill Kattermann, Newark Star-Ledger 1965 Mike Beatrice, Boston Globe/Freelance 1964 Tom Place, Cleveland Plain Dealer 1963 Bill Berry, Sacramento Bee

13 AWARDS, cont’d. The Harold S. Hirsch Awards Past Winners, cont’d.

Writing - Columns: Features: 2016 Marty Basch, Concord Monitor 2016 Iseult Devlin, Freelance 1999 category separated into Columns and Newspaper Features 2015 Lisa Densmore Ballard, SkiRacing.com 2015 Dina Mishev, Freelance 1998 Peggy McKay-Shinn, Rutland Herald 2014 Troy Hawks, Freelance 2014 Cindy Hirschfeld, Freelance 1997 Bill Hammond, Minnesota Star-Tribune 2013 Marty Basch, Concord Monitor 2013 Tom Winter, Freelance 1996 Ed Zintel, Ventura County 2012 Marty Basch, Concord Monitor 2012 Marty Basch, Boston Globe 1995 Bob Cox, The Daily Breeze 2011 Tony Chamberlain, New England Ski Journal 2011 Jay Cowan, Freelance 1994 Hal Higdon, South Bend Tribune 2010 Marty Basch, Concord Monitor 2010 Peggy Shinn, teamusa.org 1993 Marty Basch, Freelance 2009 John Fry, SKI Magazine 1992 Lois Friedland, Freelance 2008 Martin Griff, Trenton Times Newspaper Features: 1991 Claudia Carbone, The Villager Fraser Martin, Province 2007 Claudia Carbone, Buzz in the Burbs 2010 category merged into Features Mary McKhann, Freelance 2006 Bob Cox, The Daily Breeze 2009 Tom Eastman, The Conway Daily Sun Diane Slezak-Scholfield, San Diego Union Jules Older, Ski Press 2008 Cindy Hirschfeld, Freelance 1990 Luanne Pfeifer, Freelance 2005 Mitch Kaplan, Bergen Record 2007 Hilary Nangle, Freelance Diane Slezak-Scholfield, San Diego Union 2004 Bob Cox, The Daily Breeze 2006 Christopher Solomon, Freelance 1989 Seth Masia, SKI Magazine 2003 Bob Cox, Mammoth Times 2005 Cindy Hirschfeld, Freelance 1988 David Lansing, Sunset Magazine 2002 Martin Griff, Trenton Times 2004 Peggy Shinn, Freelance 1987 Peter Shelton, Freelance 2001 Bob Cox, The Daily Breeze 2003 Marty Basch, Nashua Telegraph 1986 Peter Rose, Arizona Republic 2000 Martin Griff, Trenton Times 2002 Dino Vournas, San Francisco Examiner 1985 Peter Shelton, Freelance 1999 Bob Cox, The Daily Breeze 2001 Bob Cox, The Daily Breeze 1984 Peter Shelton, Freelance 2000 Jules Older, Ski Press 1983 Mike Madigan, Rocky Mountain News 1999 Byron Klapper, Morristown Daily Record 1982 Charlie Meyers, Denver Post 1981 Charlie Meyers, Denver Post 1980 Glenn Kramon, San Francisco Examiner Magazine Features 1979 Alex Katz, Chicago Sun-Times 2010 category merged into Features 1978 Charlie Meyer, Denver Post 2009 Jay Cowan, Freelance 1977 Charlie Meyers, Denver Post 2008 Christopher Solomon, Freelance 1976 I. William Berry, Long Island Daily Press 2007 Christopher Solomon, Freelance 1975 Mike Madigan, Rocky Mountain News 2006 Jay Cowan, SKI Magazine 1974 Joe Van Zandt, Skisport/Chicago Christopher Solomon, Freelance 1973 Ralph Thornton, Minnesota Star 2005 Steven Threndyle, Freelance 1972 Bill Hibbard, Milwaukee Journal 2004 Jay Cowan, SKI Magazine 1971 L. Dana Gatlin, Christian Science Monitor 2003 Hilary Nangle, Freelance 1970 Burt Sims, L.A. Herald-Examiner 2002 Jay Cowan, Freelance 1969 Dave Knickerbocker, Newsday 2001 Jay Cowan, SKI Magazine 1968 Luanne Pfeifer, Santa Monica Evening Outlook 2000 Allen St. John, Freelance 1967 Burt Sims, L.A. Herald-Examiner 1999 Steven Threndyle, Freelance 1966 Bill Kattermann, Newark Star-Ledger 1998 Andy Dappen, Freelance 1965 Mike Beatrice, Boston Globe/Freelance Jules Older, Ski Press 1964 Tom Place, Cleveland Plain Dealer 1997 Andy Dappen, Freelance 1963 Bill Berry, Sacramento Bee 1996 Michael Beaudry, Freelance 1995 Allen St. John, Skiing Trade News 1994 David Goodman, Freelance 1993 Seth Masia, SKI Magazine 1992 Peter Shelton, Freelance 1991 Jules Older, Freelance

14 AWARDS, cont’d. The Harold S. Hirsch Awards Past Winners, cont’d.

Books (Awarded every three years) 2016 not judged due to lack of entries 2015 not judged due to lack of entries 2012 Kim Kircher, The Next Fifteen Minutes 2009 John Fry, The Story of Modern Skiing 2006 Jimmy Petterson, Skiing Around the Broadcasting - Television: World 2010 category merged into features 2002 Allen St. John, Skiing for Dummies 2008 Jimmy Petterson, Raiders of the Lost 1999 Jules Older, Cross Country Skiing for Snow Everyone 2007 (no award) 1996 Glenn Parkinson, Skiing Heritage 2006 (no award 1994 Claire Walter, Rocky Mountain Skiing 2005 Greg Snow, WCCO-TV 1991 David Goodman, Classic Backcountry 2004 (no award) Skiing 2003 Josh Murphy, Unparalleled Productions Internet (Website): 2002 Chris Robinson, Double Diamond Productions 2010 category merged into Features 2001 (no award) 2009 Roger Leo, Mountain News Corp. 2000 (no award) Peggy Shinn, Freelance 1999 Lisa Feinberg-Densmore, 2008 Tony Crocker, FirstTracksOnline.com Resort Sports Network 2007 Mike Doyle, About.com 1998 Lisa Feinberg-Densmore, 2006 Dina Mishev, Freelance Resort Sports Network 2005 Shannon Luthy Lukens, 1997 Lisa Feinberg-Densmore, AMI OnTheSnow.com Resort Sports Network 2004 Mitch Kaplan, Freelance 1996 Brian Wood, KIRO, Seattle 2003 Vicki Abbott Bancroft, Freelance 1995 Carl Filoreto, Freelance 2002 Mitch Kaplan, Freelance 1994 Carl Filoreto, Freelance 2001 Shannon Luthy Lukens, Pat Woodard, KMGH, Denver AMI OnTheSnow.com 1993 Carl Filoreto, Freelance 2000 Jeannie Patton,idvsports.net Pat Woodard, KMGH, Denver 1992 Larry Schick, KSTW, Seattle Blogs: 1991 Brian Wood, Freelance 2016 Wendy Clinch, The SkiDiva.com 1990 John “Sandy” Santucci, Producer 2015 Megan Barber, CurbedSki.com 2014 Dan Egan, Degan Media Kristen Lummis, BraveSkiMom.com 2013 Kristen Lummis, BraveSkiMom.com 2012 Cindy Hirschfeld, Freelance 2011 Dina Mishev, WyomingRoundup.blogspot.com 2010 Claudia Carbone, WomenSkiingAndSports.com

15 AWARDS, cont’d. The Harold S. Hirsch Awards Past Winners, cont’d.

Broadcasting - Radio: Video: 1992 Jill Adler, KCNR, Park City 2016 Dan Egan, Degan Media 1991 John Hamilton, Mutual Radio Network 2015 (no award) 1990 (no award) 2014 Jason Dodge, MISkiReport.com 1989 Chuck Richardson, Video Producer 2013 Gerry Pallor, Insight Media 1988 Bill Hitchcock, KMGH, Denver 2012 Dan Egan, Degan Media 1987 Chuck Richardson, KUSA, Denver 2011 Gerry Pallor, Insight Media 1986 Chuck Richardson, KUSA, Denver 2010 Gerry Pallor, Insight Media 1985 Barry ZeVan, WTCN/Lionowl Films 1984 John Hamilton, KGO Newstalk Radio

Photography: 2016 (no award) 1998 Tom Stillo, Freelance 2015 Tom Winter, Freelance 1997 Paul Morrison, Freelance 2014 (no award) 1996 Flip McCririck, Freelance 2013 Tom Winter, Freelance 1995 (no award) 2012 Dino Vournas, Hayward Daily Review 1994 Dann Coffey, Freelance 2011 Tom Winter, Freelance 1993 Tom Lippert, SKI Magazine 2010 Tom Winter, Freelance 1992 Nathan Bilow, Freelance 2009 Tom Winter, Freelance 1991 Fred McKinney, Media Services 2008 Karl Weatherly, Freelance International 2007 Karl Weatherly, Freelance 1990 Karl Weatherly, Freelance 2006 (no award) 1989 Duane Howell, Denver Post 2004 Ben Eng, Freelance 1988 Eric Sanford, World Publications 2005 (no award) 1987 Dino Vournas, Hayward Daily 2003(no award) Review 2002 Fred McKinney, Freelance 1986 Ron Dahlquist, Freelance 2001 (no award) 1985 (no award) 2000 (no award) 1984 Diane Huntress, Freelance 1999 (no award)

16 AWARDS, cont’d.

The Harold S. Hirsch Awards by Members:

Vicki Abbott Bancroft Tom Lippert Marty Basch (7) Shannon Luthy Lukens (2) Mike Beatrice Kristen Lummis (2) Michael Beaudry Mike Madigan (2) Bill Berry Fraser Martin I. William Berry Seth Masia (2) Nathan Bilow Moira McCarthy Claudia Carbone (3) Flip McCririck Tony Chamberlain Mary McKhann Wendy Clinch (2) Fred McKinney (2) Dann Coffey Charlie Meyers (4) Jay Cowan (6) Dina Mishev (3) Bob Cox (7) Paul Morrison Tony Crocker Josh Murphy Ron Dahlquist Hilary Nangle (2) Iseult Devlin Jules Older (5) Andy Dappen (2) Gerry Pallor (3) Jason Dodge Glenn Parkinson Mike Doyle Jeannie Patton Tom Eastman Jimmy Petterson (2) Dan Egan (3) Luanne Pfeifer (2) Ben Eng Tom Place Lisa Ballard (4) Chuck Richardson (3) Carl Filoreto (3) Chris Robinson Lois Friedland Peter Rose John Fry (2) Eric Sanford L. Dana Gatlin John “Sandy” Santucci David Goodman (2) Larry Schick Martin Griff (3) Peter Shelton (4) John Hamilton (2) Peggy Shinn (4) Bill Hammond Burt Sims (2) roy Hawks Diane Slezak-Scholfield (2) Bill Hibbard Greg Snow Hal HigdonCindy Hirschfeld (4) Christopher Solomon (4) Bill Hitchcock Allen St. John (3) Duane Howell Tom Stillo Diane Huntress Ralph Thornton Mitch Kaplan (3) Steven Threndyle (2) Bill Kattermann Joe Van Zandt Alex Katz Dino Vournas (4) Kim Kircher Claire Walter Byron Klapper Karl Weatherly (3) Dave Knickerbocker Tom Winter (6) Glenn Kramon Brian Wood (2) David Lansing Pat Woodard (2) Roger Leo Barry ZeVan

17 AWARDS, cont’d.

The Paul Robbins Outstanding Competitor Award

Awarded to North American snowsports participants who have distinguished themselves in amateur or professional competition during the current season. The award is named in memory of Paul Robbins, who spent 30 years as primary journalist for the U.S. Ski Team. The Nominations are submitted by and voted on by all members attending the Annual Membership Meeting.

2018 Jessie Diggins 1993 Georgene Bihlman 2017 Mikaela Shiffrin 1992 Donna Weinbrecht 2016 Mikaela Shiffrin 1991 Julie Parisien 2015 Mikaela Shiffrin 1990 US Disabled Ski Team 2014 Mikaela Shiffrin 1989 Jan Bucher 2013 Ted Ligety 1988 Pam Fletcher 2012 Lindsey Vonn 1987 Kerry Lynch 2011 Hannah Kearney 1986 Diana Golden 2010 US Ski Team 1985 Cindy Nelson 2009 Lindsey Vonn 1984 Bill Johnson 2008 Lindsey Vonn 1983 Tamara McKinney 2007 Julia Mancuso 1982 US Women’s Ski Team 2006 Shaun White 1981 Phil Mahre 2005 Bode Miller 1980 Phil Mahre 2004 Daron Rahlves & Hannah Teter 1979 Phil Mahre 2003 Bode Miller 1978 (no award) 2002 Bode Miller 1977 Phil Mahre 2001 Daron Rahlves 1976 Bill Koch 2000 US Disabled Ski Team 1975 Hank Kashiwa 1999 Victor Roy 1974 Martha Rockwell 1998 Sara Bilmeier 1973 Jean Claude Killy 1997 Canadian Freestyle Team 1972 Barbara Cochran 1996 Mike Jacoby, Jonny Moseley 1971 Cochran Family & Picabo Street 1970 Billy Kidd 1995 Picabo Street 1969 (no award) 1994 N.A. Olympic Gold Medalists: 1968 John Bower Myriam Bedard & 1967 Jimmie Heuga Jean-Luc Brassard (CAN), Tommy Moe & Diann Roffe (USA)

18 A Note From Our Corporate Liaison:

Hello There:

I am so pleased and honored to be returning as corporate liaison for NASJA. Thanks for the opportunity to serve the organization once again.

NASJA serves an important role in the snow sports industry. We all are in the business of communicating to the public the joys, thrills and even the health benefits of skiing and snowboarding. All of us probably can remember every detail of our first day on the slopes or on the cross country trails or maybe even in a snow-covered field snowshoeing. We all have a story to tell.

I have met many wonderful and interesting people during my career with the snow sports industry. I have been a member of NASJA for many years both as a press member and, more recently, as a corporate member.

YOUR thoughts are most important on our industry, our association and how we move forward with our mutual desire to communicate thought-provoking information and ac- curate messages.

Feel free to drop me a line or give me a call.

Thanks again - #thinksnow, #winter, #snowmuchfun, #NASJA!

Sincerely,

Mary Jo Tarallo

Corporate Liaison Learn to Ski & Snowboard Month/Bring a Friend

19 Ethics Code

Acceptable Conduct

To accept an occasional advertorial assignment, including inserts in magazines and newspapers and articles in industry-controlled publications, providing such work is clearly labeled and does not conflict with journalistic responsibilities. Such work is unacceptable in evaluating credentials for Press membership.

To accept hospitality (travel, room and board, lift tickets, etc.) while covering a snowsports assignment or potential assignment, as long as such hospitality is extended as a professional courtesy.

To assist in the operation of a press room for a snowsports area at a major event.

Unacceptable Conduct

To sell media coverage to snowsports-related companies - i.e., to offer inclusion in a ski report for a fee, or to be a partner in an agreement to trade editorial coverage for advertising.

To trade hospitality for snowsports-related companies and resorts for media coverage or favored treatment.

To produce material under the guise of editorial when such material is being paid for by the subject segment of the snowsports industry or organization.

To solicit gifts or products for yourself, friends or family.

To demand the extension of privileges from a snowsports area or resort, or use coverage as leverage to obtain privileges.

General Statements

Products or privileges extended by the snowsports industry are strictly at the discretion of the industry. Membership in NASJA carries no automatic entitlements.

Any member requesting privileges should be prepared to reveal the nature of any assignment or potential assignment, and the intended media outlet or outlets, along with the name and phone number of the assigning editor.

NASJA members are expected/encouraged to give advance notice of any visit to a snowsports area, and at the same time should inquire about specific area policy.

NASJA members should offer to pay for any guests, including spouse and/or children.

20 NASJA Press Members This is a list of NASJA press members, last updated 1.8.19

Alicia Alba 853 Riverside Drive, New York, NY 10032 Phone: 917- 545-5055 [email protected] albaadventures.com twitter.com/AlbaAdventureNY, facebook.com/AlbaOutdoors/ Affiliation: Freelance

Alba Adventures, based out of NYC, produces authentic family adventure film shorts, inspiring families to get outdoors and ski. People enjoy watching our videos because “they really capture what the spirit of skiing is all about: Fun, family, friends and good turns on mountains.” But most importantly, it makes them want to go skiing with their family! With over 100 films so far, showcasing 17 ski mountains in the Northeast, they already have plans to release a new mountain edit in the fall. Recently the Albas have appeared in a My Pico Commercial.

Raymond Alba 853 Riverside Drive, New York, NY 10032 Phone: 917-940-5099 [email protected] albaadventures.com twitter.com/AlbaAdventureNY, facebook.com/AlbaOutdoors/ Affiliation: Freelance

Our Mission: To produce family ski videos and stories that will attract other families to be more active, to visit their local or distant mountains, to experience the great outdoors and to share time together skiing. Our stories are real, unscripted, and honest, providing you with an authentic experience.

Vicki Andersen 1728 SE Madison, Portland, OR 97216-3946 Cell Phone:971-230-8656 Business Phone: 971-230-8656 [email protected] HighOnAdventure.com Facebook: Vicki Andersen Affiliation: Freelance

Over four decades covering skiing, snowmobiling, motorcycling and adventure travel for regional and national publications and e-zines. Co-owner & contributing editor HighOnAdventure.com. Member SATW, NOWA. Former Executive Secretary (11 years NASJA, 31 years NASJA-West).

Jean Arthur 504 W Spring Creek Dr., Bozeman, MT 59715 Phone: 406 223-0789 [email protected] Affiliation: Freelance

Jean Arthur’s writing and photography frequents Alaska Airline’s in-flight publication, Alaska Beyond, as well as the Spokesman travel, health, education and RV magazines and blogs. In the past 12 months, Jean’s feature articles and photos have published in Alaska Beyond, Ski Trax, Where To Retire (Vacations Publications), LiveBig, and Mountains & Minds magazines as well as other publications. Jean conducts contract editing for book and magazine publishers. Other projects include oral history research and gathering of Montana author Ivan Doig’s childhood friends, volunteer research of high-elevation species in Glacier National Park, and volunteer Continental Divide Trail reconstruction in the Anaconda-Pintlar Range.

21 NASJA PRESS MEMBERS, cont’d.

Lisa Ballard PO Box 1343, Red Lodge, MT 59068 Phone: 406-690-0190 [email protected] Affiliation: Freelance

3 Emmys for TV production and hosting; 3 Harold Hirsch Awards, TV; numerous awards for TV, photos, writing from the Outdoor Writers Association of America. President, OWAA. Freelance journalist since 1991. Ski media outlets include SkiRacing.com, NSAA Journal, Vermont Sports, PSIA’s 32 Degrees.

Vicki Abbott Bancroft 4 Smithfield Place, South Dartmouth, MA 02748 Phone: 508-993-4628 Cell: 508-207-2376 [email protected] [email protected] Affiliation: Freelance Freelance writer who welcomes all opportunities to match my skills to your topics. Areas of expertise include adaptive snowsports and recreation, skiing, kayaking and travel. Former recipient of the Harold Hirsch Award.

Dr. Gretchen Rous Besser 3679 Stagecoach Road, Morrisville, VT 05661 Office: 802-888-3967 Cell: 802793-0016 [email protected] Affiliation: Retired press member

National Ski Patrol Historian (1978-2010); author “The National Ski Patrol: Samaritans of the Snow” (1983; 2013); National Ski Patrol Hall of Fame, 2013; VT Ski and Snowboard Museum, Paul J. Robbins Journalism Award, 2015. Continuing contributor to “Ski Patrol” magazine. Inducted 2017 into U.S. Ski & Snowboard Hall of Fame.

Marie-Piere Belisle-Kennedy 42, chemin de la Belle-Terre, Chelsea, Quebec J9b1s5, Canada Phone: 613- 290-7141 Facebook: Marie-Piere Belisle (-Kennedy) personal, Après-ski country magazine, 5 Star Communications 5 Étoiles. Twitter: @5starMP, @apresskimag, IG: @MP_inthemountains, @skicanadamagazine Affiliation: Ski Canada Magazine, SkiPresse magazine print and online, Skionline.ch (Swiss based), Après-ski country magazine, Top Ski News etc etc.

Marie-Piere Belisle-Kennedy is a multimedia freelance ski and lifestyle journalist (print, radio, tv, online) based in Quebec Canada. Interviewing world cup and olympic athletes, resort profile and ski legends are among her greatest accomplishments. Her work has been featured in Ski Canada Magazine (she is a regular contributor since 2006), SkiPresse, Canadian newspapers, Skionline, Co Yoga life and many others.

Jeff Blumenfeld 1877 Broadway, Suite 100, Boulder, CO 80302 [email protected] blumenfeldpr.com Phone: 203-326-1200 Affiliation: Corporate/Press member

Jeff is both a ski writer and experienced public relations executive. He has been a member of NASJA starting in 1974, since the day he entered the working world. Since then, he has extensively covered the sport for publications including Elevation Outdoors, SKI, Skiing History, and Venu. His ski industry clients have included Caber, Cevas, CW-X, Fischer, Gore-Tex, Head, Kneissl, Nava, Slalom, and Trak. On the resort side, he’s represented Breckenridge, Jackson X-C, Killington, Ski The Rockies, Ski The Summit, and the Vermont Ski Areas Association, and currently represents Bromley, Cranmore, and Jiminy Peak. He is a board member of the International Skiing History Association (ISHA) and the 2017 recipient of NASJA’s Bob Gillen Memorial Award for Achievements in Snowsports Public Relations and Communications.

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Edward Blumstein 1420 Locust Street, 18A, Philadelphia, PA 19102-4223 Phone: 215-620-8306 Business: 215-790-9666 [email protected] Affiliation: Freelance

Freelance ski writer (and lawyer). Have pen, will travel.

Donald Burch 132 Rockledge Drive, South Windsor, CT 06074 Phone: 860-644-7763 [email protected] Affiliation: SeniorsSkiing.com

Don, a retired School Psychologist, has been skiing since the early 1960s. Most of his skiing is in New York and New England. He has been a ski instructor at Lost Valley, King Pine and Sunday River. Each season he likes to ski at areas he’s never been to. Don also make it a point to support local and independently owned ski areas by skiing them several time each season. Though skiing is Don’s main passion he also enjoys kayaking, windsurfing, inline speed skating, trail running and cycling.

Heather Burke PO Box 3029, Kennebunkport ME 04046 Phone: 207-608-2539 [email protected] twitter.com/familyskitrips, facebook.com/familyskitrips FamilySkiTrips.com,TheLuxuryVacationGuide.com

Heather, who learned to ski at the age of three, worked at her parents’ Smugglers Notch ski lodge, and as a ski instructor before embarking on her writing career. She has been a ski journalist for over two decades, sampling some 170 ski areas and gathering many awards along the way including three NASJA Harold Hirsch Excellence in Journal- ism Awards. Freeskier Magazine bestowed a “Top 100 ski industry people to follow” honor and she has been named a Skea clothing ambassador.

Yvette Cardozo 14821 255 Avenue SE, Issaquah, WA 98027 Phone: 425-391-0770 [email protected] cardozohirsch.com Affiliation: Freelance

Member of SATW, Numerous photo & writing awards (SATW, Northwest Outdoor Writers Assn, Canadian North- ern Lights). Contributor to numerous Asian, US and Canadian magazines. Newspapers include Miami Herald, Dal- las MorningNews, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette). Ski editor of www.realfoodtraveler.com. Contributes to www.highonadventure.com, www.watchboom.com, www.peachin.com. Member since 1980.

Dan Cassidy 16 Victor Terrace, Winslow, ME 04901 Phone: 207-872-8601 Business: 207-872-8601 Cell: 207-314-0811 [email protected] Affiliation: Columnist/Photographer for Central Maine Newspapers, The Irregular & The Town Line

Spouse: Jean B. Cassidy Writing mostly about Maine, New England skiing and outdoors. Many columns about locals who have skied western, Canadian and European resorts. Always looking for new mountains, resorts and technology to ski and write about. Ski & ride safely. Use your head & wear a helmet! NASJA PRESS MEMBERS, cont’d.

Ken Castle 1850 Cedar Street, San Carlos, CA 94070 Phone: 650-637-1869 Cell: 650-619-1986 [email protected] Affiliation: Retired press member, Ski Area Management, Peaks, Ski magazines Contributor to national consumer and trade magazines and newspapers, including Ski Area Management, Peaks, Ski, San Francisco Chronicle and Hemispheres. Author of Moon Handbooks Tahoe. Magazine writing Awards: 2000 Lowell Thomas, 1999 and 2010 Harold Hirsch Honorable Mention, 1998 Bill Berry Award. Member since 1974.

Rose Marie Cleese 822 38th Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94121 Phone: 415-702-9797 Cell: 650-341-2773 [email protected] rosemariecleese.com Affiliation: seniorsskiing.com

Wendy Clinch PO Box 494, Ludlow, VT 05149 Phone: 228-7426 Cell: 802-417-4678 [email protected] @TheSkiDiva Affiliation: TheSkiDiva.com

Wendy is the founder and administrator for TheSkiDiva.com, the leading online community for women who love to ski. The site features a vibrant, active forum, TheSkiDiva blog, ski news, conditions, and a resource directory. In 2016, she was awarded the Harold S. Hirsch Award for Best Ski Blog. She is also the author of two ski mysteries published by Minotaur Books: DOUBLE BLACK and FADE TO WHITE.

Charlie Coane 38 Sea Pines Maraga, CA 94556 Phone: 415-971-1313 [email protected] Affiliation: Sports Byline USA Network Co-hosts Out and About national radio show on Sports Byline USA, a nation-wide syndicated radio sports talk network on over 100 stations, Armed Forces Network and Sirius Satellite radio.

Steve Cohen 11 Magnolia Road, Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510 Phone: 914-762-5967 Business: 914-944-9038 Cell: 914-588-6953 [email protected] Affiliation: Ski Magazine, Skiing Magazine, skimag.com, skiingmag.com, bootfitters.com Fifteen years as executive editor SKI Magazine, currently senior contributor. Specialize in ski travel and equipment writing with concentration in alpine boots, snowsports business and technology.

Jay Cowan PO Box 267, 144 Haystack Lane, Snowmass, C0 81654 Phone: 970-927-3782 [email protected] Affiliation: SKI and SNOW Magazines

Regular contributor to SNOW, SKI, Mountain Gazette, Whitefish Review, others. Editor at Large, Aspen Sojourner Magazine. Six Harold Hirsch Awards for magazine writing. Author of Hunter S. Thompson (The Lyons Press); In The Land of Living Dangerously (eBook, Monsoon Press); and The Best of the Alps. Member since 1983.

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Bob Cox 2825 Onrado Street, Torrance, CA 90503 Phone: 310-502-0966 [email protected] Affiliation: Daily Breeze Two-term NASJA President (2007-2011) and longtime VP (Meetings); weekly ski columnist for The Daily Breeze (Tor- rance) and Mammoth Times, plus freelance contributor to other publications. Only seven-time winner of Harold Hirsch Award. Member since 1978.

Tony Crespi 420 Swain Avenue, Meriden, CT 06450 Phone: 203-630-0696 [email protected] Affiliation: The Mountain Times, Deerfield Valley News, Skier News Ski journalist/adventure travel writer: SnowEAST, The Mountain Times, Deerfield Valley News; technical editor: Skier News. For over 10 years, was a contributing writer for the Greenwich News and The Republican American.

Tony Crocker 1511 Winchester Avenue, Glendale, CA 91201 Phone: 818-241-2267 [email protected] bestsnow.net Affiliation: Freelance Tony monitors monthly snow history for 108 North American areas (http://bestsnow.net). Powder Magazine, Forbes. com and Best Weather, Inc. use his snow data, and Tony writes feature articles for FirstTracksOnline. Member since 1999, Harold Hirsch Award winner 2008.

Karen Cummings PO Box 463, 530 Menotomy Road Fryeburg, ME 04037 Phone: 207-256-8089 Business: 207-256-8089 Cell: 617-510-9576 Twitter: sodoyouski [email protected], skisnowboard.com Affiliation: Retired press member, travelersunited.org

Contributor for travelersunited.org, especially for skiing in the Northeast, freelance.

Robert Curley 65 Kingswood Rd., North Kingstown RI 02852 Phone: 401-222-9604 [email protected] Affiliation: freelance/Ski Area Management

Full-time freelance travel writer published in a wide variety of consumer and travel trade publications including AFAR, Coastal Living, Forbes, Fodor’s, USA Today, Travel Weekly, Travel Agent Central, JaxFax, and others.

Jeremy Davis 30 Whispering Pines Road, Gansevoort, NY 12831 Phone: 518-321-3155 [email protected] Affiliation: Founder of the New England/NorthEast Lost Ski Areas Project-nelsap.org facebook.com/lostskiareas

Jeremy Davis is the founder of the New England/NorthEast Lost Ski Areas Project, which documents the histories of over 600 former ski areas across the region. He is the author of 5 books on lost ski areas, and serves on the Board of Directors of the New England Ski Museum. He is an Operations Manager/Meteorologist at Weather Routing Inc. in Glens Falls, NY.

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Robert M. Dever 130 Spruce Street, Unit 158, Philadelphia, PA 19106 Phone: 215-990-3671 [email protected] bobdever.com Affiliation: Blue Book of European Ski Resorts

Freelance journalist.

Iseult Devlin 51 Fairview Avenue, Chatham, NJ 07928 Phone: 201-602-5460 [email protected] iseultdevlin.com Twitter: @iseult_snow Affiliation: The Record, northjersey.com, TSIL, NSAA Journal

Skiing columnist for the Bergen Record. Author of Winter Sports for Women (McGraw Hill). Former staff editor for Skiing Magazine and Skiing Trade News. Travel, product and business coverage in all aspects of winter sports. Helmets, women and children’s products a specialty. PSIA Level 2 ski instructor at Stratton Mountain, Vermont. Harold Hirsch winner for features and honorable mention for columns.

Tom Eastman 19 Saco Street, Unit 90, Center Conway, NH 03813 Business: 603-733-5803 Cell: 603-662-6350 [email protected] Affiliation: Freelance

Photographer/writer. Author of Flight Without Wings: A Celebration of 50 Years of Skiing at Mt. Cranmore and Hannes Schneider (1989) and The History of Cranmore Mountain (History Press, 2012). Contributor to award-winning North of the Notches (2011). Ski history presenter. Contributor to magazines. Ski New Hampshire’s “Media Person of the Year.” 2010 Hirsch Award winner, excellence in newspaper features; two-time runnerup. Conway Daily Sun reporter; co-editor of Conway Daily Sun’s North Conway Magazine, a tourism/ski monthly.

Pete Edwards 13556 South Beaver Pond Road, Empire, MI 49630 Phone: 231-334-3080 [email protected] Affiliation: skiwalking.com

Pete Edwards has been coaching runners and skiers, plus writing about and photographing running & skiing, for over 30 years. He is a certified ski instructor, licensed ski coach, former ski school director, certified Nordic Walking instructor & owner/founder of the American Nordic Walking System and SKIWALKING.COM LLC.

Dan Egan PO Box 988, Campton, NH 03223 Phone: 603-254-8000 [email protected] facebook.com/skiclinics, Twitter: @Skiclinics Deganmedia.com, Skiclinics.com, Boston.com/Egan Affiliation: Boston Globe, Boston.com, RadioBDC, The New England Ski Journal

Dan Egan thrives on taking action that produces results. First known as a world-renowned extreme skier, Dan is now considered an early pioneer of extreme action sports. He appeared in 12 Warren Miller Ski Films from 1985-1994. Together with his brother John, Dan Egan is known for skiing the most remote regions of the world. Their exploits have been featured on the Discovery Channel, ESPN, and Good Morning America. Powder Magazine named him one of the most influential skiers of our time in 2006. Journalism has filled a good deal Dan s time. He has authored two books, All Terrain Skiing and Courage to Persevere He has covered three Olympics and is a contributor to the Boston Globe. His Edging the Xtreme radio show is featured on RadioBDC.com, is a two-time NASJA Harold Hirsch award winner for excellence in journalism and a NASJA Mitch Kaplan award winner. 26 NASJA PRESS MEMBERS, cont’d.

Christine Leek Eldred 36 View Way, Cambridge, NY 12816 Phone: 518-488-4965 [email protected] Facebook: Christine Leek Eldred Affiliation: Daily Courier Observer, The Eagle Newspaper, Northern NY Newspapers

I write the weekly ski column, “Snow Lover’s Trivia,” published in The Eagle Newspaper, Daily Courier Observer and Northern NY Newspapers.

Neal Estano WNYT-TV, 715 N. Pearl St., Albany, NY 12204 Phone: 518-847-8353 [email protected] facebook/nestano, @nealestano Affiliation: Freelance

Freelance Snowsports journalist with over two decades of television broadcast and print experience. Not limited to skiing, rather I am interested all aspects of Winter sports and activities. Primary coverage area: Adirondacks of New York.

Annie Fast 2041 NW Glassow Dr., Bend, OR 97703 Phone: 760-274-3601 [email protected] Affiliation: Freelance Writer and Editor

Prior to embarking on a freelance career in 2015, I served as the editor in chief of Transworld Snowboarding magazine, where I was on staff from 2002-2012 with a focus on resort and gear. After Transworld, I led digital media production at Network A as the senior director of programming, our content included several ski and snowboard series including a series with free skier Simon Dumont and snowboarder JP Walker, as well as Winter X Games coverage. My freelance career has included both editorial and branded content. I launched a bi-annual magazine for Stance socks, produced an SIA video series for Transworld Business Magazine (now Adventure Network), editor at CurbedSki. I’ve also continued to write editorial features for endemic snowboard magazines.

Nicole Feliciano 70 Washington St., 12G,Brooklyn, NY 11201 Phone: 212-300-6522 [email protected] momtrends.com, issuu.com/momtrends/docs/momtrends_ski_guide_2017_issuu

Momtrends has been covering family ski destinations since 2012. Our readers are affluent, urban families that love a great escape out West. We plan an annual trip in late March every year to cover properties. In addition, we are available for occasional mid-week ski opportunities. We are an avid ski family that goes out of our way to promote the sport and get more families on the slopes. Over the years, we’ve been able to arrange press trips and provide the resorts and mountains we visited a lot of coverage. 2018 was Solitude, Beaver Creek and Sugarbush.

Brad Field 29 Cone Mountain Road, West Granby, CT 06090 Phone: 860-559-3720 [email protected] facebook.com/BradFieldWx, Twitter: @BradFieldWx Affiliation: Chief Meteorologist, NBC CT 1983-2017

Brad Field recently retired as the chief meteorologist at NBC CT where he worked for 34 years. He was an award winning TV personality and received the Silver Circle designation in 2011. He is also president of New England Sky Watch Weather and has 10,000 followers on his Twitter and FB platforms.

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Carl Filoreto 15086 West 63rd Lane, Arvada, CO 80403 Phone: 303-808-6900 [email protected] colorado4k.com Affiliation: Colorado 4K Productions

Video veteran Carl and his company Elk Run Productions provide multimedia creative services for a range of clients. Three-peat Harold Hirsch winner and two-time CSCUSA Lowell Thomas winner, Carl’s recent ski work includes a profile of Mikaela Shiffrin for 60 Minutes Sports.

Curtis Fong PO Box 5123, Lake Tahoe, NV 89449-5123 Phone: 775-588-9658 Business Phone: 775-771-3246 Cell: 775-588-9660 [email protected] BikeandSkiTahoe.com Affiliation: KTHO Radio AM590/93.1FM - Tahoe Daily Tribune

Known as The Guy from Tahoe - Producer “Mountain Resort Report” on KTHO Radio AM590/96.1FM. Television Producer - Lake Tahoe Television / Outside TV weekly segment “What’s Up Tahoe”. Weekly Columnist for the Tahoe Daily Tribune. Daily Reports / weekly articles on BikeandSkiTahoe.com. NASJA-West Programs & Activities VP.

Janet Franz 63 Southview Drive, Shelburne, VT 05482 Phone: 802-238-8182 [email protected] facebook.com/janetessmanfranz/Vermont Fitness, facebook.com/VTFitnessandSports, @JEFranz, @VTFitnessS- ports, @uvmcnhsjanet

Affiliation: KidsVT, Kids VT Blog, UVM College of Nursing and Health Sciences news and social media, SeniorSkiing.com

Rosemary Freskos 5303 Glide Slope Court Granbury, TX 76049 Phone: 817-579-0012 [email protected] Affiliation: Retired press member

Member since 1974. Past President 1985-86

Janet Fullwood Box 15779, Sacramento, CA 95852 Phone: 916-393-1994 [email protected] Affiliation: The Sacramento Bee

Editor, Pacific Crest Trail Association; Editor, Northern California Meetings & Events; former Travel Editor, Sacramento Bee. Member SATW, OWAC. Specialty: outdoor recreation. Member since 2004.

Kevin Gasior 245 Allancroft Road, Beaconsfield, QC H9W2R4 Canada Phone: 514-756-3486 [email protected] Affiliation: CBC Quebec 88.5FM

Kevin is a Canadian radio ski columnist and a regular contributor to CBC’s All In A Weekend show. His weekly English ski column is broadcast across the province of Quebec.

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Daniel Gibson 518 Juniper Drive, Santa Fe, MN 87501 Phone: 505-670-2758 [email protected] Affiliation: “Snow Trax” weekly column & freelance

Active nominee for New Mexico Ski Hall of Fame. Gibson launched his weekly southern Rockies-focused snow sports and travel column, “Snow Trax,” in 1992. Over the years it has run in many regional newspapers in Texas and New Mexico; it is currently published in the Santa Fe New Mexican. He has written for Powder, Ski, Skiing and Snow Country, and served as a staff writer and editor for Ski Tech, Warren Miller’s Ski World and Wintersport Business. He also served many years as a regional correspondent for OntheSnow.com, GoWest.com and other web sites, and he’s written Southwest-centric ski stories for newspapers coast to coast.

Dan Giesin 207 The Alameda, San Anselmo, CA 94960 Phone: 415-45-9285 Cell: 415-246-0639 [email protected] Affiliation: Freelance

Former San Francisco Chronicle staff writer, has covered snowsports - both competitive and recreational - extensively since 1976. NASJA-West President. NASJA member since 1979.

Steve Giordano 217 Bayside Road, Bellingham, WA 98225-7709 Business Phone: 360-733-0249 Cell: 360-223-2391 [email protected] Affiliation: Freelance, HighOnAdventure.com

Mt. Baker Ski Patrol alumnus; full-time writer/photographer on alpine recreation and travel. Co-wrote Now Hiring: Ski Resort Jobs; editor SkiSnowboard.com. Past president of Society of American Travel Writers. Member since 1989.

Bob Goligoski 627 Templeton Court, Sunnyvale, CA 94987 Phone: 408-732-3199 Cell: 408-824-0464 [email protected] Affiliation: San Jose Mercury News

Writes ski and travel stories for the San Jose Mercury and sister publications including the Oakland Tribune, Marin IJ and Contra Costa Times -- total Sunday travel circulation of 980,000. He also writes for Golf Today and Travel-Watch. com. Bob was a newspaper and magazine reporter for 25 years and has been reporting on the ski scene for 40 years

Roy Goodall 5018 Eighth Avenue NE, Seattle, WA 98105 [email protected] Affiliation: Freelance.

Martin Griff 284 West Upper Ferry Rd., Ewing, NJ 08628 Phone: 609-203-1415 [email protected] firsttracksonline.com Facebook: Martin Griff Affiliation: First Tracks Online

Contributing writer/ First Tracks Online. 2000, 2002 and 2008 Harold Hirsch Award winner - newspaper columns. President of NASJA-East 2008-2010 President of NASJA 2013-2017.

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Jennifer Hawkins 2323 Iroquois Lane, Round Lake Heights, IL 60073 Phone: 847-740-3529 [email protected] skiernews.com Affiliation: Skier News

Associate Editor: Skier News

Richard Healy PO Box 4084, Clifton Park, NY 12065 Phone: 518-371-2598 Affiliation: The Record Newspapers - The Saratogian.

Ski & Travel columnist (In print & Online) for The Record Newspapers, The Saratogian. Available for freelance travel, snowsports and feature article assignments year round.

Peter Hines 22 Cavalier Way, Latham, NY 12110 Phone: 518-783-0609 Cell: 518-339-5334 [email protected] SnowSportsNA.com facebook.com/PEHines, Twitter: @pehines Affiliation: Associate Editor, Skier News

An IT professional by trade he serves as a Chief Content Officer for WWW.SNOWSPORTSNA.COM. Past president of NASJA East Hines is also a freelance snow sports photographer and writer.

Cindy Hirschfeld 369 Meadowview Lane, Basalt, CO 81621 Phone: 970-927-0376 [email protected] Affiliation: Freelance

Regular contributor to the New York Times, various magazines, and onthesnow.com. Author, Canine Colorado: Where to Go and What to Do with Your Dog. Harold Hirsch Award winner 2005 and 2008. Member since 1995.

Duane E. Howell 1711 South Newport Way, Denver, CO 80224 Phone: 303-756-6625 [email protected] Affiliation: Retired press member

Stephen Hultquist 7290 Glacier View Road, Longmont, CO 80503-7123 Phone: 303-589-0860 [email protected] facebook.com/shultquist, twitter.com/shultquist Affiliation: Technology executive and consultant

Technology executive and consultant; personal, executive, and leadership coach; certified alpine ski instructor; journalist in other genres (primarily technology); long-time Over the Hill Gang guide at Copper Mountain and Executive Director of the Over the Hill Gang International.

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Dave Irons 36 Lori Lane, Westbrook, ME 04092 Phone: 207-856-6099 [email protected] Affiliation: NASJA East Honorary Member, Lewiston Sun-Journal

Writer/broadcaster, ski columnist, Lewiston (ME) Sun-Journal, TSIL, New England Golf Monthly, contributor: Boston Globe and other publications. Author: Sunday River, Honoring the Past, Embracing the Future.

Randy Johnson 365 Hemlock Road, Banner Elk, NC 28604 Phone: 336-508-2178 [email protected] randyjohnsonbooks.com

Philip Johnson 4 Executive Park Dr. Clifton Park, NY 12065 Phone: 518-371-0783 Business: 518-383-3581 Cell: 5184234902 [email protected] Facebook: Philip C Johnson

Daily (Schenectady NY) Gazette ski columnist and freelancer, specializing in outdoor, travel, and winter sports topics. Past president of ESWA and NASJA.

Kevin M. Jordan PO Box 5243, Snowmass Village, CO 81615 Phone: 802-578-8078 [email protected] Examiner.com, examiner.com/ski-instruction-in-national/kevin-jordan

Kevin Jordan is a Diamond Pro and Trainer for Aspen/Snowmass. He is also an alpine, freestyle and children’s examiner for PSIA-RM. Jordan writes as the National Ski Instruction Examiner and Denver Ski Instruction Examiner on Examiner.com. He is a contributor for 32 Degrees. Member since 2009.

Lee Juillerat 1929 Esplanade, Klamath Falls, OR 97601 Phone: 541-885-4421 Business Phone: 541-880-4139 [email protected] HighOnAdventure.com Affiliation: Herald and News

Regional editor/outdoor writer for a daily newspaper with a coverage area that includes Southern Oregon and far Northern California. Freelance writer-photographer. Highonadventure.com co-owner. Member since 1986.

Rick Kahl 5054 Buckingham Drive, Boulder, CO 80301 Phone: 720-398-9091 Cell: 720-581-4013 [email protected] Affiliation: Ski Area Management

Editor, Ski Area Management (SAM)Magazine. SAM Magazine is the professional trade publication of the mountain resort industry. Member since 2012.

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Edward J. Kane 4726 118th Avenue SE, Bellevue, WA 98006 Phone: 425-746-8542 [email protected] Affiliation: NW SnowSport Instructor

Contributing editor @ NW Snowsports Instructor magazine for Technical articles and Video/Book reviews. Current- ly publishing a series of guidelines for improving Senior Skiing abilities. Teaching for 50+ years. Member of PSIA- NW board for 47 years and member of NASJA-W since 1999.

Evelyn Kanter 670 West End Ave., New York, NY 10025 Phone: 212-724-7071 [email protected] www.ecoxplorer.com Affiliation: Freelance

Writer/photographer/broadcaster for major consumer and trade publications, networks and websites on snowsports,soft adventure, family travel, automotive. Regular outlets include AOL Autos, SmarterTravel.com, Living on the Cheap. Bi-coastal NYC and LA.

Jessica Kaplan 232 East 6th Street, New York, NY 10003 Phone: 917-304-1009 [email protected] Affiliation: Footwear News, Textile Insight, Jessica Kaplan Ventures

Jessica has been the trend consultant for SIA for the past 6 years. She also has 15 years of editorial coverage of the snowsports industry, athletes and world across multiple publications and outlets.

Adam Kaufman 21 Omni Ct, New York NY 10956 Phone: 954-253-2998 [email protected] Insta: @icecoastmagazine, Twitter: @icecoastmag, Facebook: facebook.com icecoastmagazine.com

Byron Klapper 10 Waterford Drive, Montville, NJ 07045 Phone: 973-335-0206 [email protected]

Tina Lassen PO Box 1896, Hood River OR 97301, Phone: 541-490-2263 [email protected] tinalassen.com Affiliation: Freelance journalist

I have worked as a full-time freelance writer for more than 20 years. My work has appeared in Endless Vacation, National Geographic Adventure, Alaska Airlines, USA Today publications and others. Writing samples are available online at www.tinalassen.com. Member since 2012.

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Lana Law 67 Ball Ave E, Beaverton, ON L0K 1A0 Canada Phone: 705-464-0575 [email protected] instagram.com/lanalaw767, twitter.com/lanalaw767 Affiliation: planetware.com

Lana Law is a professional travel writer and photographer with a passion for the outdoors. She is the managing editor of www.planetware.com, and spends six months of the year traveling and writing on destinations as well as outdoor sports for the company’s online Outdoor Magazine. Lana is based in central Canada but most winters she hits the slopes in Colorado, Utah, or Western Canada. Mountain biking, hiking, canoeing, and camping are some of her other pursuits. You can find links to her latest articles at www.lanalawtravels.com.

Jeff Leich PO Box 267, Franconia, NH, 03580 Phone: 603-356-5741 Business: 603-823-7177 [email protected] www.skimuseum.org Affiliation: Journal of New England Ski Museum

Author of two ski history books, Tales of the 10th and Over The Headwall. Writer on ski history topics for ski museum’s Journal and www.skimuseum.org.

Lorie Leonardi West Trenton, NJ Affiliation: skiernews.com

I am responsible for reviewing and editing articles for SKIER NEWS.

David Leonardi West Trenton, NJ Affiliation: skiernews.com

Since 1988, publisher and editor of SKIER NEWS, now available in more than 1,800 ski shops and corporate locations nationally. Also online at www.skiernews.com. and www.skiernews.net. (Got a story idea?)

Marc Liebman 709 Hayden Lane, Savannah TX 76227 Phone: 214-403-8093 [email protected] Affiliation: SeniorsSkiing.com

Way back in the 70’s, Marc was an associate editor for SKI Magazine (and Ski Business Magazine) responsible for its equipment testing and instruction articles. He was a racer in college; earned certification as an instructor in two countries; ran a ski shop; was the VP of sales and marketing for a large ski tour operator; and as a consultant, worked with several ski areas. Since then he was a partner in two niche consulting firms and advised several ski areas as well resort management companies, the CEO of a small aerospace company. Currently, he is an author with three award winning novels amongst the six published and a contributor to SeniorsSkiing.com.

Roger Lohr 5 Wheatley Street, Lebanon, NH 03766 Phone: 603-727-9523 Cell: 603-667-7201 [email protected] Affiliation: XCSkiResorts.com

Produces XCSkiResorts.com. Specializes in XC skiing, snowshoeing, and snowboarding. Columns produced: SnoCountry.com SnoNews Cross Country News & Information and SnowshoeMag.com. Contributor to TSIL, Green Energy Times, FamilySkiTrips, SeniorsSkiing, The White Blog & Women on Skis. Content posted on MSNBC.com, WhitebookSki.com, GraysOnTrays.com & BraveSkiMom

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Kristen Lummis 347 Dakota Circle, Grand Junction, CO 81507-2616 Phone: 970-208-3536 [email protected] BraveSkiMom.com facebook.com/braveskimom, @braveskimom Affiliation: Freelance

Kristen is the creator of braveskimom.com, a website focused on getting families out and about and skiing. She also writes Club Colorado (CSCUSA blog), Liftopia.com, Women’s Adventure, MTN Town Magazine, GV Magazine, Mile High Mamas, Tahoe South and other snowsports and family adventure-related websites.

Mike Maginn Box 416, 112 Goodhue Street, Hamilton, MA 01936 Business Phone: 508-932-2324 Cell: 508-932-2324 [email protected] SeniorsSkiing.com Affiliation: SeniorsSkiing.com

Mike Maginn is a former associate editor of Skiing and Skiing Area News. After a long career as a consultant, he co-founded SeniorsSkiing.com, an online magazine for 50+ snow sport enthusiasts.

Seth Masia 939 Reynolds Farm Ln., Longmont, CO 80503 Phone: 303-594-1657 [email protected] skiinghistory.org Facebook: skiing-history Affiliation: Skiing History

Skiing since 1968; President of International Skiing History Association (Skiing History magazine); Technical Editor SKI Magazine 1974-1993; founded SkiNet 1995; Level 3 instructor at Vail (skiyoungernow.com); Two Harold Hirsch Awards, six books published.

Moira McCarthy 7 Wagon Wheel Road, Plymouth, MA 02360 Business Phone: 508-746-6577 Cell: 508-243-5205 Facebook: Moira McCarthy Stanford, Twitter: MoiraCMcC [email protected]

Writes weekly ski section for the Boston Herald Nov-March each Weds. Writes weekly travel section for Boston Herald year round each Thursday. Contributor to Ski Area Management and SKI Magazine. Former East Editor of Snow Country Magazine.

Mary McKhann PO Box 1032, Waitsfield, VT 05673 Phone: 802-770-9383 [email protected] Affiliation: The Snow Industry Letter

Mary is the editor of the Snow Industry Letter. She has been the recipient of the Paul Robbins award from the Vermont Ski Association and the Harold Hirsch Award from NASJA.

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Dina Mishev Box 4424, Jackson, WY 83001 Phone: 307-690-5374 [email protected] Affiliation: Freelance

Special interests include backcountry and extreme terrain. Winner 2006 and 2011 Harold Hirsch awards and NATJA 2009 & 2010 awards for Sports and Recreation writing. World record holder for most vertical feet skied uphill by a female in 24 hours. Member of SATW. Editor in chief of Jackson Hole magazine.

John Naye 8215 SE 59th Street, Mercer Island, WA 98040 Phone: 206-232-5808 [email protected] Affiliation: Freelance

Snowsports columnist for several newspapers in Washington state highlighting regional issues, trends, economics aspects and the human side of mountain recreation. NASJA Past President, NASJA-West Immediate Past Presi- dent. Member since 1975.

Jim Neff 723 Chestnut Street, Cadillac, MI 49601 Phone: 231-920-7625 [email protected] Affiliation: Retired Press Member

Bob Nesoff 626 McCarthy Drive, New Milford, NJ 07646-0129 Phone: 201-385-2000 [email protected] Affiliation: Metro Publising Group/Metro Features

Ski and Travel writer, author (novel Spyder Hole); Syndicated weekly newspaper ski column; travel/ski columnist for Queens Courier, Brooklyn Spectator, Brooklyn Home News, The Voice (NJ); family oriented trips; monthly contributor to NYC Resident Magazine and L’Chaim Magazine;freelance ski/travel writer.

Albert Neubert 347 Woodstock-W. Saugerties Road, Woodstock, NY 12498 Phone: 845-246-6168 Cell: 845-514-3574 [email protected] Affiliation: Hunterdon County Democrat & Times Herald Record

20+ weekly ski columns from early Nov. to Apr. in the Hudson Valley and Catskills of New York, Northeastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey; freelance for national ski retail and trade publications; extensive knowledge of resort business operations in eastern U.S.

Jules Older 2400 Buchanan Street, #202, San Francisco, CA 94115 Phone: 415-754-3103 [email protected] julesolder.com Affiliation: Freelance

Latest snow books: SKIING THE EDGE ebook 2011 SNOWMOBILE (Charlesbridge Publishng) 2012 Adult books, kids’ books, articles, editorials, columns, radio commentaries, magazines, media kits, video... & apps. 5-time winner Harold Hirsch Award. International Ski Film Festival Grand Prize. 1st Place Northern Lights Award. Formerly the e-i-c Ski Press. YouTuber, Tweeter, radio commentator. Greatly honored to win NASJA’s Mitch Kaplan Award.

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Jimmy Petterson Sjoestigen 3, 43136 Moelndal, Sweden Phone: 01146-704-386728 (Sweden) [email protected] Affiliation: Freelance

Based in the Alps, skied 72 countries, seven continents, and written features on most. Skiing Around the World book won 2006 Hirsch & Bill Berry Awards; 6-part TV series “Raider of the Lost Snow” won 2008 Hirsch & 2008-09 Warren Miller Awards. Working on Volume II of Skiing Around the World.

Doug Pfeiffer PO Box 1806, 659 St. Moritz, Big Bear Lake, CA 92315 Phone: 909-866-2881 [email protected] Affiliation: Skiing Heritage, Retired press member

Member Editorial Board and vice-president emeritus I.S.H.A. Also freelance edit, write, consult, research and fact- check books, articles, TV and videos based on ski history around the world. See www.skiinghistory.org. Doug is also a NASJA-West Honorary member.

Thomas Porter 177 Bay Shore Rd., Westport Island, ME 04578 Phone: 207-882-6152 [email protected] Affiliation: The Times Record, Bath/Brunswick Maine, Retired Press Member

Phil Pugliese 6495 Yellow Bird Drive, Reno, NV 89523 Phone: 484-410-8641 [email protected] Affiliation: pugski.com

I started skiing in the mid-70s in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania; from then on, I found myself entrenched in the industry. I have worked in various ski shops from suburban to ski town to resort, giving me a well-rounded perspective on what skiers want from their gear. That experience was parlayed into my time on Epicski as the Review Editor and also consulting with manufacturers as a product tester. Along with being a Masterfit-trained bootfitter I am a fully certified self proclaimed Gear Guru. Not only do I keep up with the cutting edge of ski gear technology, but I am an avid gear collector and have an extensive array of bindings as well as many vintage skis.

Tricia Pugliese 6495 Yellow Bird Drive, Reno, NV 89523 231-920-1798 [email protected] Twitter: TriciaPug Affiliation: pugski.com

Skiing became my passion from the moment I turned 18; it was because of that passion that I volunteered at a small school in Northern Michigan to start up a learn-to-ski program for kids. A little over 25 years later, I moved to the Lake Tahoe Basin to make skiing my life and my career. I am still passionate about helping people enjoy their skiing experience, whether face to face or online. Besides being an owner, I am the site manager here on Pugski. com, and I review both hardgoods and softgoods for manufacturers. I am also a Masterfit bootfitter and a consultant to industry insiders about the importance of women’s ski gear.

Roy Rodriguez 666 Highland Drive, Ojai, CA 93023 Phone: 805-649-1229 [email protected] Affiliation: Retired Press Member

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Lynn Rosen-Giordano 217 Bayside Road, Bellingham, WA 98225-7709 Business Phone: 360-733-0249 Cell: 360-223-2491 [email protected] skisnowboard.com, highonadventure.com Affiliation: Freelance

Emmy/Iris award-winning sports producer, broadcaster, journalist: ski, snowsports, theater critic, travel. Freelance for numerous publications and on-line magazines including highonadventure.com, consumertraveler.com, rvlife. com, bellinghamalive.com. Western editor and contributing editor for skisnowboard.com. SATW and ATCA member. Joined NASJA 1995.

Julia Carlson Rosenblatt 300 Freedom Road, Pleasant Valley, NY 12569-5431 Phone: 845-635-2621 Business: 845-635-2621 [email protected] Affiliation: Poughkeepsie Journal, Retired press member

Mike Roth 16 Cherry Lane, Clifton Park, NY 12065 Phone: 518-371-5348 Business: 518-374-9412 Cell: 518-857-5026 [email protected] snowsportsna.com Affiliation: Albany Times Union, SnowSportsNA.com

Albany Times Union web page blog: http:/blogs.timesunion.com/ski. Also, articles and graphics for website: Snowsportsna.com. Ski related cartoons.

Dr. David Sartwell 7811 Manatee Avenue West, Bradenton, FL 34209 Phone: 941-896-7515 Cell: 941-779-3444 [email protected] Affiliation: Gloucester Daily Times/Newburyport News

Weekly column on skiing in the Gloucester Daily Times during the winter months, golf during the summer and another weekly column all year round on hunting and fishing. Articles on the outdoors in a wide variety of magazines including the Florida Sportsman, Virginia Sportsman, and Tankara Magazine. see more on Sartwelladventures.com

Larry Schick 2116 Montvale Place West, Seattle, WA 98199 [email protected] powderpoobah.com,opensnow.com Affiliation: Freelance

1992 Harold Hirsch winner for Television. Professional meteorologist. Subject expert: western snow, climate chan ge,hydrology,flooding,probable maximum precipitation and atmospheric rivers. Write weekly internet snow fore- cast/conditions column for powderpoobah.com and opensnow.com. Member since 1991.

Peter Schroeder 1422 26th Avenue East, Seattle, WA 98112 Phone: 206-295-6362 [email protected] Affiliation: Freelance

Ski articles have appeared in Ski Canada, Sports Etc., Outdoors Northwest, Rocky Mountain Sports, Florida Sports, Seattle Journal of Commerce and Seattle Magazine. Also cover recreational boating, scuba diving, adventure travel. Member OWAA, NOWA, BWI. Member since 1994.

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Bill Semion 2514 Jefferson Court, South Lyon, MI 48178 Phone: 734-552-6872 [email protected] Affiliation: Examiner.com, onthesnow.com,billsemionstravelgetaways.blogspot.com, Fun with the Family in Michigan (travel book), Retired press member.

Dyke Shaw 609 Hillcrest Drive, Basalt, CO 81621 Phone: 603-568-3443 [email protected] TransMountainmedia.com Affiliation: TransMountain Media

TransMountain Media is a full-service marketing, media and advertising agency supporting digital, print, radio, TV, Custom Publishing and Public Relations.

Peggy Shinn 8A Grandview Terrace, Rutland, VT 05701 Phone: 802-786-0946 Cell: 802-236-7551 [email protected] pegmcshinn.com Affiliation: Freelance

Contributor to TeamUSA.org, SNOW, Vermont Ski+Ride Magazine, 4,241 Magazine, Ski Racing Magazine, and several newspapers. Her first book, Deluge, was published in August 2013. 1998, 2004, 2009, and 2010 Harold Hirsch Award winner.

Alex Silgalis 2491 Pinter Ave., South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150 [email protected] localfreshies.com Affiliation: Local Freshies LLC

Skills include: marketing strategy, social media management, project management, training, campaign execution, writing, content generation, and editing.

Richard Silver 35 Tobacco Road, Weston, CT 06883 Phone: 203-984-0017 [email protected] westonmagazinegroup.com Facebook: Richie Silver, Twitter: rms1090 Affiliation: Weston Magazine Group; Roadtrip LLC

Editor at Large - Weston Magazine Group: Upper East Side, Tribeca, Central Park West, Soho NYC, Rye and Weston Magazines; Westport,Greenwich, New Canaan, Westchester, Alpine NJ, Long Island and Hamptons Country Capital- ist Magazines.

Mimi Slawoff 25643 Dorado Drive, Santa Clarita CA 91355 Phone: 661-254-0254 [email protected] Twitter: @Mimitravelz, Instagram: @Mimitravels Affiliation: L.A. Parent magazine

I write about skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing and snow-shoeing for L.A. Parent magazine and other outlets. I’m a travel journalist, avid skier and mom of three kids. My articles are published in print and online. Outlets include L.A. Parent, AAA Westways, Boomer magazine, TravelingMom.com, Visit Buena Park.com.

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Greg Snow 8601 Northwood Parkway, New Hope, MN 55427 Phone: 612-760-2181 [email protected] alwaysoutdoors.com Affiliation: Freelance

Freelance videographer/producer/editor. Professional media outlets: Twin Cities Public TV, REI.com, resort web sites. Winner of four Emmy Awards. Winner of 2005 Hirsch award for TV broadcast. Hirsch Award Honorable Men- tion 2009. Ski patrol member, PSIA instructor.

Shaun Sutner 2 Kenilworth Road, Worcester, MA 01602 Phone: 508-314-3336 [email protected] Facebook: Shaun Sutner, Twitter: @ssutner Affiliation: Worcester Telegram & Gazette

I am a healthcare and HR tech reporter with a weekly snow sports column that runs November to March. An avid alpine, alpine touring and cross country skier, I cover skiing, snowboarding and other sports that involve sliding on snow.

Alan Tecchio 18 Indian Spring Trail, Denville, NJ 07834 Phone: 201-845-3700 Cell: 201-693-0459 [email protected] Affiliation: Metropolis Nights Magazine metropolisnights.com

Alan Tecchio has been writing about snowsports for over 17 years. Since 2012, his monthly column “SnoRules” has run in the NY/NJ, 4-color, glossy Metropolis Nights Magazine. (metropolisnights.com) Prior to that he wrote a weekly snowsports column for 13 years in Steppin’ Out Magazine called “SnoNation”.

Mike Terrell 3339 Holiday View Drive, Traverse City, MI 49686 Phone: 231-938-1749 Cell: 231-313-2954 [email protected] Affiliation: SnoCountry; Traverse City Record Eagle

SnoCountry regional editor; Northern Express; Traverse City Record Eagle; Cross Country Skier Magazine; Traverse City Visitor Guide; Grand Traverse Scene; authored books on cross country skiing and mountain biking; Michigan Outdoor Writers Association; Golf Writers Association of America.

Larry Turner PO Box 312, Malin, OR 97632 Phone: 541-892-7980 [email protected] larryturnerphotography.com , HighOnAdventure.com Affiliation: Freelance

Photo work has appeared in National Geographic Traveler, Travel and Leisure, Atlantic Monthly, Gourmet, Sunset, American Heritage, Browntrout and Avalanche Publishers’ calendars/books. Subject of PBS special “Shooting the West”. Co-owner www.highonadventure.com. Member since 1997.

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Tamsin Venn 224 Argilla Road, Ipswich, MA 01938 Phone: 978-356-6112 [email protected] SeniorsSkiing.com

As former Travel Editor of Skiing Magazine, I covered and assigned articles on ski areas throughout the world. Freelance writing work for SeniorsSkiing.com, Boston Globe, Northshore Magazine, Maine., Green Energy Times, and Tree Care Industry Magazine. Have also written two YA novels, as yet unpublished. I am a certified Level I PSIA instructor at Waterville Valley. In the “off season,” I publish Atlantic Coastal Kayaker Magazine out of Ipswich, MA.

Dino Vournas 21274 Birch St., Hayward, CA 94541 Phone: 510-886-3054 [email protected] Affiliation: Freelance/Bay Area News Group lightofgreece.smugmug.com

Freelance photographer/ski and outdoor writer. Recent ski placements: (SF) Bay Area News Group: East Bay Times/ San Jose Mercury, Associated Press, Outside Magazine, Tampa Tribune, Skinet.com, Colorado Expressions, Examiner.com, others. Member of SATW. Hirsch Awards for Photography and Newspaper Writing. Member since 1977.

Frida Waara 309 Lakewood Lane, Marquette, MI 49855 Phone: 906-249-1802 Business: 906-228-7255 Cell: 906-360-9765 [email protected] fridawaara.com Affiliation: Retired press member, Lake Superior Magazine, Pure Michigan Outdoor Hub, Marquette Monthly, NBC/ FOX WLUC-TV6, ESPN II Radio, EEF Productions/RSN Network

Writer, photographer, videographer, Emmy winner. First woman from Michigan to reach the Geographic North Pole on skis. Spent Nov. 2010 in Antarctica, producing a documentary, “Condition One,” through a grant from the Na- tional Science Foundation. Board member of the US Ski & Snowboard Hall of Fame. Enjoys alpine, nordic skiing and racing and skijoring as well as all winter adventure activities.

Eric Wagnon 18402 Lake Bend Drive, Jupiter, FL 33458-3810 Phone: 708-955-4658 [email protected] Twitter: @skiingexaminer, Facebook Page: facebook.com/skiingexaminer, Instagram: skiingexaminer Affiliation: Wagnon Creative, Inc., Current clients include Liftopia

Joan Wallen 257 Elbow Pond Road, Andover, NH 03216 Phone: 603-735-6035 Cell: 603-454-4544 [email protected] Affiliation: New England Ski Journal, seniorsskiing.com, snowsportsna.com, freelance

Lawrence Walsh 310 Jacobs St., Confluence, PA 15424 Phone: 814-395-9616 Cell: 412-302-0468 [email protected] post-gazette.com Affiliation: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Ski writer/photographer since 1970. Column runs Saturdays, December through March in W. PA’s largest newspaper. Snowsports preview section published mid-November.

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Jon Weisberg 777 East South Temple #9A, Salt Lake City, UT 84102 Phone: 801-359-9977 Cell: 801-860-9977 [email protected] Affiliation: Seniorsskiing LLC

Avid skier entering 61st continuous season. Created SeniorsSkiing.com with business partner/NASJA member Mike Maginn. Authored weekly ski column for Syracuse University s daily student paper. Adjunct professor in Master of Professional Communications program Westminster College (SLC). Write for several industry trade publications in US and Europe, and SeniorsSkiing.com.

Jonathan Wiesel 4805 Golden Gate Ave., Apt. H, Bozeman MT 59718 Phone: 303-579-4739 [email protected] nordicgroupinternational.com Affiliation: Freelance; regular contributor to SkiTrax

Nordic/snowshoe specialist. Author of 3 books; 1,000+ stories, columns, and blogs for consumer and trade publications on 3 continents, ranging from SAM to United Hemispheres, Gerencia de Viajes to Sci Fondo, SNOW to Cowboys & Indians to SkiTrax. Public speaker. Founding Board Member, CCSAA.

Eric Wilbur 186 North Worcester St., Norton, MA 02766 Phone: 617-216-9127 [email protected] facebook.com/GlobeEricWilbur, Twitter: @GlobeEricWilbur Affiliation: Freelance: Boston Globe, New England Ski Journal, Boston Metro, Boston.com

I am a freelance skiing and sports writer who spent more than two decades in various forms of media, including TV, Internet, newspaper, and radio. Today, I am a journalism teacher with a passion for writing and covering winter sports, and remain active doing so for a variety of publications.

Bob Williams 140 Sheldon Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10312 Phone: 718-356-2275 Cell: 646-284-7206 [email protected] Columnist NewJerseyNewsroom.com

Weekly ski columnist, newjerseynewsroom.com, WOR-AM Radio, NYC.

Alice Williamson 1177 Goose Lake Road, Gem Lake, MN 55110 Phone: 651-429-6606 Business: 612-221-8424 Cell: 651-407-8025 [email protected] Affiliation: Midwest Sportster

Editor in Chief; writer and photographer for Midwest Sportster.

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Michael Wiles 240 East 10th Street #12C, New York, NY 10003 Ph: 917-371-4692 [email protected] Affiliation: mommyshorts.com Instagram - mommyshorts, remarkably average parents

Mommy Shorts is a parenting blog written by Ilana Wiles, a creative director with 15+ years experience in advertising who shifted careers to focus on building her own brand full-time. Her stories about bringing up two girls in downtown Manhattan are honest, informative and always entertaining.

Martha Wilson 10 Birchview Drive, Dunbarton, NH 03046 Phone: 603-616-9289 [email protected] Facebook: martha.b.wilson.7 Affiliation: snocountry.com, bretton-woods-outdoor-mom.blogspot.com

Martha is currently SnoCountry.com Editorial Director. She blogs about winter adventures with growing rippers as the Outdoor Mom. She has served the ski industry in public relations at Bretton Woods, N.H.

Daniel Wolf PO Box 177, New London, NH 03257-0177 Phone: 603-526-6997 [email protected] Affiliation: Freelance

Risa Wyatt 1422 26th Avenue East, Seattle, WA 98112 Phone: 415-828-7839 [email protected] Affiliation: freelance writer/editor, risawyatt.com

Risa specializes in covering the food, wine, and lifestyle aspects of skiing for publications and websites worldwide. Her articles have run in Wine Enthusiast, ForbesLife, Ski, Bridal Guide, AAA Magazines (Carolinas and Midwest), South China Morning Post, Discovery (Cathy Pacific in-flight), Imagine.

David Zemens 9705 Sunset Ridge Dr NE, Rockford, ME 49341 Phone: 616-888-0270 [email protected] Facebook: David J Zemens

Editor and writer of agnarchy.com, the original snowboarding blog/website in the Midwest.

42 NASJA Corporate Members BEAR VALLEY CROSS COUNTRY Box 5120, #1 Bear Valley Road, Bear Valley, CA 95223 Diane Petersen [email protected] Phone: 209-753-2834 FAX: 209-753-2669 BearValleyXC.com Winter: Cross country ski area with sledding hills, ski rentals/retail, and complete resort amenities in the town of Bear Valley. Summer: Bear Valley Adventure Company with mountain bike and flatwater kayak rentals, and resource center for all other summer activites in the area.

BEWI PRODUCTIONS, INC. 240 Bear Hill Road, Suite 201, Waltham, MA 02451 Phone: 781-890-3234 FAX: 781-890-0534 bewisports.com Bernard Weichsel, President [email protected] Secondary contact: Kathe Dillman Phone: 802-362-1667 [email protected] Event management services, SKI USA International Marketing program, consulting services, Action Sports Event promotion, and producer of the Boston Globe Ski & Snowboard Expo; the Minnesota Ski & Snowboard Expo; the Denver Ski & Snowboard Expo; New England Youth Sports Festival and all new - Colorado International Wine Expo.

BLUMENFELD AND ASSOCIATES PR 290 Laramie Blvd., Boulder CO 80304 blumenfeldpr.com, expeditionnews.com, expeditionnews.blogspot.com Jeff Blumenfeld, President [email protected], Phone: 203-326-1200 Representing: Jackson (NH) Ski Touring Foundation, Fairbank Group (Jiminy Peak, Bromley, Cranmore), Michelin Technical Soles (snowboard boots), and Wacoal Sports Science Corp. (cw-x.com). Author, “Get Sponsored: A Fund- ing Guide for Explorers, Adventurers and Would-Be World Travelers”, 2014, Skyhorse). Editor, Expedition News (expeditionnews.com, expeditionnews.blogspot.com) Fellow - The Explorers Club Fellow - Royal Geographical Society Member - American Alpine Club.

BOYNE HIGHLANDS & BOYNE MOUNTAIN PO Box 19, Boyne Falls, MI 49713 Phone: 231-549-683 FAX: 231-549-6094 boynehighlands.com, boynemountain.com Erin Ernst, Director of Communications, [email protected] Phone: 231-549-6832 FAX: 231-675-6138 Secondary Contact: Ken Griffin [email protected] BOYNE offers the ultimate year-round Midwest vacation experience with two resorts - Boyne Mountain located in Boyne Falls and Boyne Highlands located in Harbor Springs - offering skiing and snowboarding on 115 trails and 845 skiable acres with the highest vertical in Lower Michigan, several terrain parks, halfpipes and skier/boarder cross courses, 70 km of cross country skiing, exclusive snowshoe trails, dog sledding, a mountaintop dinner and tubing parks. Year-round activities include Zipline Adventures, Michigan’s largest indoor waterpark, as well as spa facilities, countless lodging options and dining for every pleasure. In the summer, enjoy eleven championship golf courses, BOYNE Golf Academy, mountain biking, tennis and fishing programs, scenic chairlift rides, hiking, horseback trail riding, and more.

BRUNDAGE MOUNTAIN RESORT PO Box 1062, 3890 Goose Lake Road, McCall, ID 83638 Phone: 208-634-4151 FAX: 208-634-2806 brundage.com April Whitney, [email protected], Phone: 208-634-6632 Secondary Contact: Jared Montague, [email protected] High in the mountains of central Idaho, Brundage Mountain is best known for its powder-packed glades and luxuri- ously wide groomed runs. Five chairlifts access 46 groomed trails, and 1,500 acres of varied terrain makes it easy for both Powder Hounds and Corduroy Cruisers to enjoy the “Best Snow in Idaho”.

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CRANMORE MOUNTAIN PO Box 1640, 1 Skimobile Road, North Conway, NH 03860 Phone: 603-356-8561 FAX: 603-356-8526 cranmore.com Becca Deschenes, Marketing Manager, [email protected], Phone: 603-356-1106 Located in the heart of North Conway, NH, Cranmore offers skiing and riding, snowtubing and a full fitness facility, 50-plus trails, glades, and three terrain parks. Join us for Cranapalooza night skiing and family events every Satur- day. Cranmore has seen $8.2 mil. in renovations and improvements since it came under new ownership in 2010 including a new Mountain Coaster, Aerial Adventure Park, Soaring Eagle Zipline and more.

DEER VALLEY RESORTS PO Box 1525, Park City, UT 84060 Phone: 435-645-6522 FAX: 435-645-6939 DeerValley.com, skisolitude.com Deer Valley, located in Park City, is a world class resort offering skiing and summer lift-served mountain biking and hiking. As long as ratings have been tracked, it has been rated best North American Resort in customer service, on- mountain food and lodging by SKI Magazine readers. Solitude, a Deer Valley Resort, is a pure, authentic and untarnished Utah territory. Serene or extreme, there’s nothing between you and the perfect mountain day. Located in Big Cottonwood Canyon, Utah, the resort offers eight chairlifts, 77 runs, three bowls and 500 annual inches of snow spread over 1,200 acres for skiing and snowboarding.

EAGLECREST SKI AREA 155 South Seward, Juneau, AK 99801 Phone: 907-790-2000 FAX: 907-586-4583 skijuneau.com Charlie Herrington, Director of Marketing, [email protected], x. 219 Eaglecrest Ski Area is Juneau, Alaska’s community owned ski area located on Douglas Island, just twelve miles from downtown. The area offers four chairlifts and over 640 acres of skiable terrain. Facilities also inlude a professionally staffed Snowsports School, Rental & Repair Shop, groomed Nordic Trails, and the Eaglecrest Grill.

GIANTS RIDGE 6325 Wynne Creek Drive, Biwabik, MN 55708 Phone: 218-865-8001 FAX: 218-865-8051 giantsridge.com Jaimie Niska, Directory of Marketing, [email protected], Phone: 218-865-8063

Giants Ridge offers 35 downhill runs, more than 60 km of cross country ski trails, two terrain parks and a tubing park. Only 3.5 hours from Minneapolis and St. Paul. For more information about this #1 Minnesota four-season vacation resort destination visit GiantsRidge.com or call 800-688-7669.

GRANITE PEAK SKI AREA 3605 N. Mountain Road, Wausau, WI 54401 Phone: 715-845-2846 FAX: 715-848-0817 skigranitepeak.com Vicki Baumann, General Manager, [email protected], Phone: 715-845-2846 Secondary contact: Chris Pingel, Phone: 715-845-2846 Granite Peak stands as a premier Midwest ski area. A 700-foot mountain with 75 runs,offering three high-speed chairlifts, along with several acres of tree-skiing glades and four terrain parks. Granite Peak Ski Area at Rib Mountain State Park, Your Modern Midwest Mountain!

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JACKSON HOLE MOUNTAIN RESORT PO Box 290, Teton Village, WY 83025 Phone: 307-739-2707 FAX: 307-739-2660 Anna Cole, Communications Manager, [email protected] With 2,500 inbound acres, 4,139 vertical, 5,000+ backcountry acres and 459 annual snowfall, Jackson Hole combines incredible skiing with a diehard western spirit. A new tram, top-rated Mountain Sports School, two neighbor- ing national parks, new on-mountain restaurants and progressive environmental management allow JHMR to be on the cutting edge of snow sports adventure and incredible terrain.

JC COMMUNICATIONS P.O. Box 3289, Winter Park, CO 80482 Phone: 970-509-0710 FAX: 970-509-0710 Joan Christensen, [email protected] Clients include Vail Resorts Retail, Colorado Ski & Snowboard Expo, Inntopia Business Intelligence (DestiMetrics), Amaze ‘n Mazes.

KING PINE SKI AREA 1251 Eaton Road East Madison, NH, 03849 Phone: 617-536-0590 FAX: 603-367-8664 kingpine.com Thomas Prindle, Marketing Director, [email protected] Secondary contact: Aly Coakley, Marketing Coordinator, Phone: 603-367-4043, [email protected] With 17 trails, 6 lifts, easy-to-navigate terrain and a spacious base lodge, families from across New England have called King Pine their winter destination for over 50 years. Wide, beginner-friendly trails, impeccable grooming, and reliable snow makes King Pine the ideal place to ski or ride, day or night. For more advanced skiers and riders, additional adventure can be found on double-black diamonds Pitch Pine and Pine Brule or in the Twisted Pine Terrain Park. Additional amenities include night skiing and snowtubing, plus an indoor pool and hot tub. Alpine tickets also include complimentary cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and ice skating at any point while the ticket is valid.

LEARN TO SKI & SNOWBOARD MONTH/BRING A FRIEND 1664-B Beekman Place NW Washington, DC 20009 Phone: 202-431-6950, LearntoSkiandSnowboard.org Tarallo Mary Jo, Executive Director, [email protected], Phone: 202-431-6950 Learn to Ski and Snowboard Month/Bring a Friend (LSSM/BAF) is a national snow sports industry initiative that encourages children and adults to learn how to ski or snowboard by taking lessons from professional instructors. Lessons are available all winter long but most venues offer their best beginner deals in January. The initiative has attracted more than 500,000 newcomers since its inception in 2009. Bring a Friend encourages current participants to help newcomers sign up for lessons and the Bring a Friend Challenge rewards them for doing so. The initiative s director is the 2013 recipient of NASJA s Bob Gillen Award for PR Excellence and a member of the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA).

LOON MOUNTAIN RESORT 60 Loon Mountain Road,Lincoln, NH 03251 Phone: 603-745-6281, FAX: 603-745-8214 loonmtn.com Greg Kwasnik,Communications Manager,[email protected],603-745-6281 x.5528, Kevin,Bell, [email protected], Located in Lincoln, NH, just two hours north of Boston and three miles from Exit 32 off Interstate 93, Loon Moun- tain offers New Hampshire’s biggest skiing on 2,100 feet of vertical with 61 trails, 8 tree skiing areas, 6 terrain parks, and halfpipe. Services and amenities include Ski & Snowboard School; Children’s Center; Adventure Center with cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, zipline, ice skating and indoor climbing wall; day and night tubing center; slopeside spa and accommodations, plus summer activities for the whole family.

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LUTSEN MOUNTAIN CORPORTATION PO Box 129,Lutsen,MN, 55612 Phone: 218-406-1300, 218-663-7281, FAX: 218-663-7109, lutsen.com Jim Vick, [email protected],x1203, Charles Skinner, [email protected] Mid-America’ s Largest & Highest! Seven chairlifts and Mid-America ’s only gondola provide access to 90 runs on four separate but interconnected mountains. Host to NASJA annual convention in 2009.

MAMMOTH LAKES TOURISM PO Box 48, 2520 Main Street, Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546 Phone: 760-934-2712, visitmammoth.com Emily Summers, Communications Director

Mammoth Lakes Tourism is the official Destination Marketing Organization (DMO) for the Town of Mammoth Lakes. The mission is to promote the economic well being of the community through the development and execution of well-planned tourism sales and marketing strategies and provide visitors with comprehensive and objective local and regional information.

MAMMOTH MOUNTAIN SKI AREA PO Box 24, 10001 Minaret Road, Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546 Phone: 760-934-2712 mammothmountain.com

Mammoth Mountain is located in the heart of the Eastern Sierra mountains of California. Mammoth is well known as a world-class mountain in the backyard of Southern California. Boasting 28 lifts serving 3500 acres of skiable terrain and now with regional air service, getting to Mammoth has never been easier.

MIDWEST SKI AREAS ASSOCIATION 15221 68th Street South, Hastings, MN 55033-9714 Phone: 651-436-5955 snowplaces.com Primary Contact: Amy Reents Title: President/Executive Director, Cell Phone: 651-226-4890 E-Mail:[email protected], Email Address:[email protected]

The Midwest Ski Areas Association (MSAA) is the regional association of 90 Midwest ski areas from Ohio to the Dakotas. Media are welcome to contact us regarding questions on Midwest skiing in general, but would get information about activities at ski areas from those areas.

NATIONAL SKI AREAS ASSOCIATION 133 South Van Gordon St., Suite 300, Lakewood, CO 80228 Phone: 303-987-1111, FAX: 303-986-2345 nsaa.org Primary Contact: Becky Ayers Title: NSAA Journal Editor, E-Mail:[email protected] Corporate Contact: Paige Vickerman, Email Address:[email protected]

NSAA is the trade association for ski resorts located in North America. The Association fosters the legitimate interests of ski area operators and industry supplier members; promotes utilization of environmental resources to meet the skiing/snowboarding public needs; and promotes on-slope safety.

NEW YORK STATE OLYMIC REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (ORDA) 2634 Main St, Lake Placid, NY 12983 Ph: 518-523-1655 Whiteface.com, goremountain.com, belleayre.com Jon Lundin, Director of Communications, [email protected] Ph: 415-302-5313, 518-637-6885 (cell) Scott Christiansen, Vice President of Marketing Ph: 518-523-1655, [email protected]

In 1981, ORDA was formed under legislation enacted by the State of New York to operate, maintain and promote the facilities utilized during the 1980 Olympic Winter Games in the Lake Placid region, as well as three ski resorts, Belleayre Mountain, Gore Mountain and Whiteface Mountain. 46 NASJA CORPORATE MEMBERS, cont’d.

OKEMO MOUNTAIN RESORT 77 Okemo Ridge Road, Ludlow, VT 05149 Phone: 802-228-1947 FAX: 802-228-1987 okemo.com Primary Contact: Bonnie MacPherson Title: Director of Public Relations, Cell Phone: 802-380-6187, [email protected] Corporate Contact: Dave Kulis [email protected]

Company Information: Serving snowsports enthusiasts for more than 50 years, Okemo Mountain Resort is a four- season resort renowned for superior snow quality, grooming and guest service. With a variety of terrain to suit every ability level, Okemo is especially popular with families. Okemo is family-operated by Tim and Diane Mueller, who also operate Crested Butte Mountain Resort in Colo. and Mount Sunapee, N.H.

OMNI MOUNT WASHINGTON RESORT Route 302, Bretton Woods, NH 03575 Ph: 603-278-1000, FAX: 603-278-7814 brettonwoods.com Primary Contact: Jennifer Huntoon, Assistant Marketing Director, [email protected] Corporate Contact: Craig Clemmer, Director of Sales & Marketing, Ph:603-278-3304, [email protected]

The Omni Mount Washington Resort, set in the White Mountain National Forest at the base of Mt.Washington, is home to Bretton Woods, New Hampshire’s largest ski area, as well as The Mount Washington Hotel, a luxuri- ous grand hotel and registered National Historic Landmark. The resort offers year-round outdoor fun such as the Bretton Woods Canopy Tour which includes a series of suspension bridges, hiking trails and tree-top zip lines, and is the longest canopy tour in New England. The resort includes top-rated alpine and Nordic skiing, snowshoeing, tubing and skating in winter; fly fishing, hiking, horseback riding and twenty-seven holes of golf, including a newly restored 18-hole Donald Ross course, in the summer; and indoor amenities including a new 25,000 square foot spa, plus programs and cultural events offered throughout the year.

PACIFIC NORTHWEST SKI AREAS ASSOCIATION PO Box 758, 437 Umatilla Drive, La Conner, WA 98257 Ph: 877-533-5520, FAX: 877-559-2847 pnsaa.org John Gifford, President, [email protected],Ph: 206-601-2576

The PNSAA is committed to creating a positive business climate for Pacific Northwest snowsports. The organization monitors legislative, regulatory, and judicial decision-making for developments germane to ski area operations. The PNSAA produces conferences, trade shows, and seminars. The organization collaborates with the USDA Forest Service on issues related to winter sports permit administration.

PARK CITY MOUNTAIN RESORT 4000 Canyons Resort Drive, Park City UT 84098 parkcitymountain.com Margo Van Ness, Senior Communications Manager, [email protected], Ph: 435-615-3308, cell: 435-647-5405

Park City Mountain Resort, the largest resort in the United States, is located in the heart of Park City, Utah, only a 35-minute drive from Salt Lake City International Airport. Park City bustles with activities year-round with two distinct base areas, nine hotels, thrilling family adventures, and more than two dozen restaurants. In the summer of 2015, Park City completed the largest resort improvement project in the history of American skiing boasting more than 7,300 acres of terrain, a brand new eight-passenger gondola, new restaurants, and more.

PATS PEAK PO Box 2448, 686 Flanders Road, Henniker, NH 03242 Ph: 603-428-3245 x.108, FAX: 603-428-7821 patspeak.com Lori Rowell, Marketing Director, [email protected]

Pats Peak, New Hampshire’s premier family snowsports destination, is a great getaway for day and night skiing, snowboarding and snowtubing. With trails for all ability levels, 3 terrain parks and snowtubing there is something for everyone. Pats Peak is one of the state’s most accessible learn-to-ski-and-snowboard mountains. 47 NASJA CORPORATE MEMBERS, cont’d.

PENNSYLVANIA SKI AREAS ASSOCIATION PO Box 27, White Haven, PA 18661 Ph: 570-443-0963, FAX: 570-443-0388 skipa.com Linda Irvin, [email protected]

POCONO MOUNTAINS VISITORS BUREAU 1004 West Main Street, Stroudsburg, PA 18360 Ph: 570-421-5791, FAX: 570-421-6927 PoconoMountains.com

Brian Bossuyt, Marketing VP, [email protected], Ph: 570-421-5791, cell: 570-350-4640 Shannon Kelly, PR & Social Media Manager, [email protected] Seven major ski areas call the Pocono Mountains home. Each offers Alpine skiing, snowboarding and snow tubing. The region has over 170 trails, 100% snowmaking and 690 skiable acres.

QUEBEC CITY TOURISM 399 St. Joseph Street East, Quebec City, QC G1K 8E2, Canada Ph: 418-641-6654, FAX: 418-641-6578 quebecregion.com Paule Bergeron, Ph: 418-641-6654, x.5412, Cell Phone: 418-717-0867, [email protected]

Advice and material such as brochures, photos, video, monthly newsletter, press trips (individual and group). The Bureau has more than 1000 members in its territory -Old Quebec, Ile d’Orleans, The Beaupre Coast (including Montmorency Falls and Mont-Ste-Anne), Portneuf and Jaques-Cartier (every imaginable outdoor activity).

QUEBEC SKI AREAS ASSOCIATION 1347, rue Nationale,Terrebone, QC J6W 6H8, Canada Ph: 450-765-2012 FAX: 450-765-2025 maneige.com Yves Juneau, President/CEO, Ph: 450-765-2012 x.107 Cell: 514-971-1810, [email protected] Corporate Contact: Josee Cusson, Dir. Communications & Marketing Ph: 450-765-2012 x.102, [email protected]

The Quebec Ski Areas Association is a non-profit organization comprised of nearly 75 ski resorts throughout the province of Quebec. The Association was founded by Quebec ski area owners who wanted to defend the interests of their industry and promote skiing.

ROSSIGNOL GROUP PO Box 981060, 1413 Center Drive, Park City, UT 84098 Ph: 435-252-3300, FAX: 435-252-3301 rossignol.com, dynastar.com, langeskiboots.com, look-bindings.com Nick Castagnoli, PR & Product Communication Manager, [email protected]

The Rossignol Group designs, manufactures, and markets a broad range of winter and outdoor sporting goods equipment. The Group and its brands provide a continuous year-round experience to their consumers, accompany- ing elite-level athletes to amateurs in every moment of sporting effort and leisure, from the mountains to the city. Located in the French Alps near Grenoble, the Group’s global headquarters houses a strong portfolio of innovative, complementary brands including: Rossignol, Dynastar, Lange, Look, Risport, Kerma, TIME Sport, Raidlight, Vertical, Felt Bicycles, and Dale of Norway. Each has their own storied history and has built their own unique identity, draw- ing their inspiration from the mountains.

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SAFE DESCENTS 3201 Edwards Mill Rd., Raleigh, NC 27612 Ph: 919-899-9780 FAX: 919-656-0554 Safedescents.com Kevin Rudolph, Co-Founder, Business Development, Ph: 919-899-9780, [email protected] Mason Weens, Co-Founder, CEO, Ph: 919-539-0911, [email protected]

Safe Descents provides ski and snowboard evacuation Insurance. $4.75 per day or $56.99 season pass, our insurance provides coverage for the transportation costs associated with accidental injuries sustained while riding a lift, skiing or snowboarding, and participating in a ski or snowboard school within a resort, providing peace of mind and a financial safety net to winter sport enthusiasts.

SAM Magazine / Ski Area Management 70 Pond Street, Natick, MA 01760 saminfo.com Olivia Rowan, Publisher, [email protected], Ph: 508-655-6408 Rick Kahl, Editor, Ph: 720-340-4757, [email protected]

Now in its 54th year under the same family ownership SAM magazine is the professional trade publication for the mountain resort market. It is a bi-monthly, all-paid circulation publication. It is wholly independent, working closely with all trade associations, but the official organ of none.

SCHWEITZER MOUNTAIN RESORT 10000 Schweitzer Mountain Road, Sandpoint, ID 83864 Ph: 208-255-3031, FAX: 208-263-0775 schweitzer.com Dig Chrismer, Marketing Manager, [email protected] Sean Mirus, Marketing Director, [email protected]

Schweitzer Mountain Resort is quickly rising in the ranks of the nation’s top resorts with 2900 acres of amazing terrain and renowned tree skiing. Located in the rugged Selkirk Mountains of the northern Idaho panhandle and northwest Rocky Mountains, Schweitzer overlooks the town of Sandpoint and Lake Pend Oreille.

SKI AREAS OF NEW YORK PO Box 96, Glens Falls, NY 12801 Ph: 518-792-5060, FAX: 518-792-3970 skiandrideny.com Brandi Scott, President, [email protected], Ph: 518-796-3601

The New York ski industry association.

SIERRA-AT-TAHOE SNOWSPORTS RESORT 1111 Sierra-at-Tahoe Road, Twin Bridges, CA 95735 Ph: 530-543-3138 SierraAtTahoe.com Thea Hardy, [email protected], Ph: 916-218-8863 Steven Hemphill, Director Marketing & Sales, [email protected]

Easy to get to, always welcoming, and known for wind- protected slopes, incredible tree skiing, family programs, terrain parks that are recognized by TransWorld Snowboarding as among the best in the nation, and South Shore’s only Superpipe, Sierra-at-Tahoe is a bastion of the authentic Calfornia ski experience.

SKI BUTLERS PO Box 680187, 1821 Sidewinder Dr., Park City UT 84068 Ph: 435-658-0458 SkiButlers.com Bryn Carey, [email protected], Ph: 435-640-1402 Ski Butlers award winning ski rental delivery service has revolutionized the way people rent skis and boards. Fo- cused on customer service, Ski Butlers has grown to 10 shops serving over 30 major North American ski resorts. Ski Butlers has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, SKI, Outside, USA Today, Boston Globe and more. 49 NASJA CORPORATE MEMBERS, cont’d.

SKI CITY / VISIT SALT LAKE 90 South West Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 84101-1406 Ph: 801-534-4913, FAX: 801-534-4927 VisitSaltLake.com Shawn Stinson, Dir. of Communications, [email protected], Ph: 801-534-4913, Cell: 801-245-0106

Ski City combines the endless urban activities and amenities of a big city with the world-class skiing of the Big and Little Cottonwood canyon resorts of Alta, Snowbird, Brighton and Solitude, and features the Ski City Super Pass, one of the most value-laden and flexible passes in the industry.

SKI MAINE ASSOCIATION PO Box 7566, Portland, ME 04112 Ph: 207-773-7669, FAX: 207-879-9483 skimaine.com Greg Sweetser, Executive Director, [email protected], Ph: 207-699-3120, Cell: 207-653-3683 Bo Bigelow, Events & Program Director, Ph: 207-699-3121, Cell: 207-712-5440, [email protected]

Ski Maine is a Business Trade Association representing the Apline Ski Areas and Nordic Centers in the State of Maine.

SKI NEW HAMPSHIRE PO Box 528, North Woodstock, NH 03262 Ph: 800-887-5464, FAX; 603-745-3002 skinh.com Jessyca Keeler, Executive Director, [email protected], Ph: 603-662-6800

Plan your next NH ski trip or summer mountain adventure. Resort information for alpine and cross-country ski areas, deals, conditions, events, other activities and more. Find it all here at SkiNH.com

SKI UTAH 2749 E Parleys Way, Salt Lake City, UT 84109 Ph: 801-534-1779, FAX: 801-521-3722 skiutah.com Caitlin Furin, Director of Communications, [email protected] Nathan Rafferty, President, [email protected]

Ski Utah is the marketing arm of the Utah Ski and Snowboard Association charged with creating brand awareness of and demand for Utah’s ski and snowboard industry services and products.

SKI VERMONT - VERMONT SKI AREAS ASSOCIATION PO Box 368, Montpelier, VT 05601 Ph: 802-223-2439 FAX: 802-229-6917 skivermont.com Adam White, Director of Communications, [email protected]

Ski Vermont is a non-profit association representing 50 ski areas and more than 150 businesses. Member benefits include marketing, promotion, regulatory, public affairs, government affairs and media relations. Call 802.223.2439 or visit skivermont.com for resort info, snow reports, news, trip planning and to enjoy Winter in its Original State.

SMUGGLERS’ NOTCH RESORT 4323 Vermont Route 108 South, Smugglers’ Notch, VT 05464-9537 Ph: 802-644-8572, FAX: 802-644-2713 smuggs.com Mike Chait, Public Relations Director, [email protected]

Award-winning family programs make Smugglers’ a first-class winter and summer resort in the Green Mountains, easily reached by interstate or from Burlington International Airport. 2610-foot vertical on three interconnected mountains, 78 trails, 287 inches annual snowfall, x-c & snowshoe, instruction for all ages, pools & hot tubs, specialty programs, child care, sport shop, restaurants, convenient 650-condo village.

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SNOW SPORTS PR 1331 Park Row, La Jolla, CA 92037 Ph: 858-405-4622, FAX: 858-405-4622 SnowSportsPR.com John Brice, Chief Skier, [email protected], Ph: 858-405-4633, Cell: 858-405-4622

After making the fish taco famous, Snow Sports PR now entices consumers to purchase snow sports gear and to travel to ski areas. Principle John Brice has earned Best Public Relations Campaign” awards from the Utah Office of Tourism (2011) and Visit California (2009). Brice ran PR at Southern California’s largest hotel for 15 years, including PR-ing Shane McConkey’s base jump from the roof (Grand Hyatt San Diego). Brice has earned multiple honors from the Public Relations Club of San Diego for making the fish taco famous as the PR Czar at Rubio’s Fish Tacos for nearly two decades. As a young concert PR guru for Bill Silva Presents, Brice did PR for 100s of acts, from B.B. King to Willy Nelson to The Clash.

SNOWSPORTS INDUSTRIES AMERICA PO Box 680850, Park City, UT 84068 Ph: 435-657-5140 snowsports.org, siasnowshow.com Todd Walton, Director Marketing & Communications Maria McNulty, COO, [email protected]

SIA is the national not-for-profit, North American member-owned, trade association representing suppliers and service providers of the snow sports industry. Industry inspired, SIA supports winter sports with a global trade show, exclusive data and insights, and education. The SIA Snow Show takes place at the end of January in Denver Colo- rado at the Colorado Convention Center followed by a two day On-Snow Demo at Copper Mountain. Built by the industry for the industry, the SIA Snow Show drives the industry market with inspiration, innovation, and business.

SOLITUDE MOUNTAIN RESORT 12000 Big Cottonwood Canyon, Solitude, UT 84121 Ph: 801-536-1400 Solitudemountain.com Sheri Harkin, Communication Manager, [email protected], Ph: 801-536-5784, Cell: 801-884-8108 Jeff Carroll, Director of Sales and Marketing, Ph: 801-536-5706, Cell: 801-884-8108, [email protected]

Solitude is pure, authentic and untarnished Utah territory. Featuring over 1,200 acres of terrain, ranging from groomed runs to powder glades and Nordic trails, a variety of charming lodging options and delectable dining choices are available. Located in one of the snowiest canyons in North America, and only 30 minutes from downtown Salt Lake City, Solitude is the best kept secret in Utah. Serene or extreme, there’s nothing between you and the perfect mountain day.

STATION MONT TREMBLANT 1000, chemin des Voyageurs, Mont-Tremblant, QC J8E 1T1, Canada Ph: 866-356-2233, FAX: 819-681-4847 Tremblant.ca Isabelle Vallee, PR Manager, [email protected], Ph: 819-681-4800 x.47801, Cell: 819-808-1178 Pierre-Alexandre Legault, PR Coordinator, Ph: 819-681-4800 x.47788, Cell: 819-808-0919, [email protected]

Tremblant is a top resort destination owing to the excellence of its guest experience both at the mountain and in its pedestrian village. The diversity of its four-season offer and highly acclaimed major events have earned Tremblant a place among the World s 25 Best Ski Towns in 2014 according to National Geographic, and the title of #1 Ski Resort in Eastern North America for a 17th time by SKI Magazine readers. Direct flights from Toronto, 1900 lodging units in 13 hotels, over 75 restaurants and boutiques and a Casino, all at nature’s doorstep.

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STEAMBOAT SKI & RESORT CORPORATION 2305 Mt. Werner Circle, Steamboat Springs, CO 80487 Ph: 970-879-6111, FAX: 970-879-7844 steamboat.com Loryn Kasten, PR Manager, [email protected], Ph: 970-871-5456 Michael Lane, PR Director, Ph: 970-871-5474, [email protected]

Steamboat remains firmly linked to a Western tradition setting it apart from every other resort. Six peaks, nearly 3,000 acres of terrain, abundant Champagne Powder snow, a 75-year Olympic heritage, and family programs rated the best in the industry distinguish Steamboat-SkiTown, USA as one of the premier international resort destinations.

STOWE MOUNTAIN RESORT 5781 Mountain Road, Stowe, VT 05672 Ph: 800-253-4754, FAX: 802-253-3439 stowe.com Jeff Wise, Communications Director, [email protected], Ph: 802-253-3437

The addition of a new slopeside luxury hotel and spa, a new base area, an inter-mountain transfer gondola, new trails, a new beginner area, two new high-speed detachable quads, fully automated snowmaking and spectacular mountainside residences has reinforced Stowe Mountain Resort s position as the East’s premier ski and four-season mountain resort.

SUGARBUSH RESORT 1840 Sugarbush Access Road, Warren, VT 05674 Ph: 802-583-6300, FAX: 802-583-6303 sugarbush.com Candice White, PR, [email protected] John Bleh, [email protected]

SUGARLOAF 5092 Access Road, Carrabassett Valley, ME 04947 Ph: 207-237-2000, FAX: 207-237-2718 sugarloaf.com Ethan Austin, [email protected] ocated in Carrabassett Valley, ME, Sugarloaf is recognized as one of the top winter and golf resorts in the world and is home to the only lift-serviced above treeline skiing and riding in the East and one of Golf Digest’s “America’s 100 Greatest Golf Courses.” Sugarloaf is a member of the Boyne Resorts family of resorts and attractions.

SUN VALLEY RESORT PO Box 10, 1 Sun Valley Road, Sun Valley, ID 83353 Ph: 800-786-8259 FAX: 208-622-2100 sunvalley.com Mike Fitzpatrick, Director of Marketing & PR, [email protected], Ph: 208-622-2077, Cell: 208-720-0150 Kelli Lusk, [email protected]

Since 1936, Sun Valley has held a distinct place in skiing s lexicon. Sun Valley just continues to get better. For the 2018-19 season, Baldy is getting bigger and better with an additional 400 acres of terrain including bowls and glades. Entering its 83rd season, Sun Valley promises great snow, long sunny days and a unique resort experience.

SUNDAY RIVER RESORT PO Box 4500, 15 South Ridge Road, Newry, ME 04261 Phone: 207-824-5243, FAX: 207-824-5110 sundayriver.com Darcy Lambert, VP Marketing & Sales, [email protected]

Sunday River is minutes from the Bethel Village in western Maine’s Mahoosuc Mountains. A four-season destination, the resort offers eight interconnected peaks, the most slopeside lodging in the east, and in the summer months, golf at the award-winning Sunday River Golf Club.

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SUNDAY RIVER RESORT PO Box 4500, 15 South Ridge Road, Newry, ME 04261 Phone: 207-824-5243, FAX: 207-824-5110 sundayriver.com Darcy Lambert, VP Marketing & Sales, [email protected]

TOURISM EASTERN TOWNSHIPS 20 Don-Bosco Street South, Sherbrooke, PQ J1L 1W4, Canada Ph: 819-820-2944 FAX; 819-566-4445 easterntownships.org Danie Beliveau, Media Relations, [email protected], Ph: 819-820-2944 x.227 Julie Desmarais, Marketing, [email protected]

Tourism Eastern Townships is the DMO for this Québec s region, located just north of the Vermont, New Hamp- shire and Maine borders. Our mission is to promote and develop the region as a vacation destination. There are four major ski mountains Bromont (the largest lit ski resort in North America), Mont SUTTON, Mont Orford and Owl s Head. You like winter? Try snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, tube sledding or snowmobiling, in the region that invented the Ski-Doo! The Townships are also renowned for their gastronomy, wineries, golf courses and pic- turesque villages. Our slogan: “New England charm with a Quebec flair!”

TURNER 1614 15th Street, 4th Floor, Denver, CO 80202 Ph: 303-333-1402 FAX: 303-333-4390 turnerpr.com Angela Berardino, Vice President, [email protected] Tamsen Wright Sear, Ph: 303-824-0006, [email protected]

TURNER (turnerpr.com), based in Denver, New York City, and Chicago, specializes in active travel and outdoor gear. Snow clients include the Utah Office of Tourism; Four Seasons Mountain Collection (Vail, Whistler, Jackson Hole); Hyatt Resorts Mountain Collection (Beaver Creek, Tahoe, Park City); as well as active lifestyle brands Obermeyer; Bern Unlimited; and Gordini.

U.S. SKI & SNOWBOARD HALL OF FAME 610 Palms Avenue, Ishpeming, MI 49849 Ph: 906-485-6323, FAX: 906-486-4570 skihall.com Justin Koski, CEO, [email protected] Bernie Weichsel, Chairman, [email protected]

The national hall of fame and museum for snowsports in the United States. The headquarters for the International Ski History Association.

VERMONT ADAPTIVE SKI AND SPORTS PO Box 139, Killington, VT 05751 Ph: 802.786.4991, vermontadaptive.org Kim Jackson, Director of Communications & Marketing, [email protected]

Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sports is a nationally recognized organization that empowers people of all abilities through inclusive sports and recreational programming regardless of ability to pay.

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WACHUSETT MOUNTAIN ASSOCIATES 499 Mountain Road, Princeton, MA 01541 Ph: 978-464-2300, FAX: 978-464-8054 wachusett.com Tom Meyers, [email protected], Ph: 978-464-2789

The closest big mountain skiing to Worcester, Boston and Providence, Wachusett Mountain offers numerous story ideas on topics ranging from its extensive day/night operations to its unique mountain suites to its award-winning environmental programs.

WEIDINGER PUBLIC RELATIONS PO Box 5097, Stateline, NV 89449 Jenn Boyd, Primary Contact, [email protected] Philip Weidinger,Corporate Contact, [email protected]

Company Information: We are an agency that specializes in public relations, special events and media relations for businesses in a variety of fields: tourism, recreation, sports and professional services.We provide a number of services: Media Relations - Publicity - Campaign/Special Event Management - Publications - Community Relations.