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Annual Report Usa Cycling And USA CYCLING AND THE USA CYCLING DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION USA CYCLING NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS 210 USA CYCLING POINT, SUITE 100 COLORADO SPRINGS, CO 80919 PHONE 719.434.4200 FAX 719.434.4300 EMAIL [email protected] WEB usacycling.org ANNUAL REPORT A MESSAGE FROM THE CEO Dear USA Cycling members and friends: The year 2010 was another remarkable one for the sport of cycling in the United States. As membership in USA Cycling has continued to increase, marking the organization’s eighth consecutive year of growth, the nation’s top athletes have continued making their marks at the international level with victories in major competitions around the globe. In 2010, USA Cycling realized a 5.9% increase over its 2009 membership with 69,771 licensed athletes, coaches, mechanics and officials. Our 2,414 member clubs and 2,933 sanctioned events are helping to make cycling more welcoming and accessible for athletes of all ages and abilities. In addition to the growth of our sport on the home front, American cycling maintained its status as a dominant force on the world stage with 12 junior and elite medals earned in world championship competitions. Three of those medals were world titles! These great elite and junior results were complemented by an additional 84 amateur and 22 Paralympic medals brought home from world championship events. The dramatic and consistent international achievements of our athletes are due in large part to our focus on European-based development and to the USA Cycling Development Foundation, the fundraising arm for USA Cycling, which provides the financial means for us to sustain our National Development Programs. Over the last decade, our National Development Programs have led to the re-emergence of American talent in cycling’s professional ranks. In 2010, these programs provided over one hundred development athletes with more than 2,600 European race days, and, as a testament to the success of these programs, the United States held the number one ranking in the world for its junior men. The future continues to look bright for American cycling both on the world stage and here at home. Special thanks to our members and to the donors and supporters of the USA Cycling Development Foundation. We wouldn’t be where we are without you! Sincerely, Steve Johnson CEO, USA Cycling 3 USA CYCLING NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS Contact And Staff Directory USA CYCLING 210 USA Cycling Point, Suite 100 Colorado Springs, CO 80919 TEL: 719.434.4200 FAX: 719.434.4300 E-MAIL: [email protected] WEB: www.usacycling.org EXECUTIVE STAFF Chief Executive Officer – Steve Johnson 719.434.4250 [email protected] Chief Operating Officer – Sean Petty 719.434.4252 [email protected] Chief Financial Officer – Todd Sowl 719.434.4255 [email protected] Human Resources Director – Debbie Hendrix 719.434.4257 [email protected] Executive Assistant – Nancy Cowan 719.434-4258 [email protected] ACCOUNTING Accounting Manager – Bob Plutt 719.434.4266 [email protected] Accounting Assistant – Connie Ennis 719.434.4267 [email protected] Paralegal – Pam Castle 719.434.4270 [email protected] COMMUNICATIONS Director of Communications – Andrea Smith 719.434.4274 [email protected] Communications Manager – Dave Gaylinn 719.434.4277 [email protected] Editorial & Internal Communications Manager – Keri Kahn 719.434.4272 [email protected] New Media Manager – Jesse Hammond 719.434.4276 [email protected] Webmaster – Mark Mager 719.434.4246 [email protected] ATHLETICS Vice President of Athletics – Jim Miller 719.434.4222 [email protected] Director of Operations – James Stanfill 719.434.4228 [email protected] Program and Operations Manager – Gregory Cross 719.434.4232 [email protected] Mountain Bike & Cyclo-cross Program Director – Marc Gullickson 719.434.4232 [email protected] Coaching Education & Athlete Development Director – Sam Callan 719.434.4224 [email protected] High Performance Director of Endurance Programs – Benjamin Sharp 719.434.4226 [email protected] Sprint Program Director – Jamie Staff 719.229.3768 [email protected] Program and Operations Manager – Andrew Hawkes 719.434.4238 [email protected] BMX Program Director – Mike King 719.434.4230 [email protected] Office & Programs Manager – Marlis Johnson 719.434.4225 [email protected] 5 COLLEGIATE & HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMS Collegiate & High School Program Manager – Jeffrey Hansen 719.434.4215 [email protected] MEMBERSHIP Managing Director of Membership Services – Gordon Weldon 719.434.4205 [email protected] Northeast Member Services Coordinator – Susan Diller 719.434.4201 [email protected] West Member Services Coordinator – Andrea Brunelli 719.434.4204 [email protected] Midwest Member Services Coordinator – Valecia Frasier 719.434.4204 [email protected] South Member Services Coordinator – Beth Vialpando 719.434.4202 [email protected] Member Services Representative (AM) – Allexia Arcuri 719.434.4200 [email protected] Member Services Representative (PM) – Leah Camera 719.434.4200 [email protected] Local Association Manager – Frederike Blattspieler 719.434.4218 [email protected] Southeast Regional Coordinator – Stuart Lamp 719.434.4209 [email protected] South Central Regional Coordinator – George Heagerty 719.434.4211 [email protected] Western Regional Coordinator – Jan Luke-Hamasaki 719.434.4212 [email protected] Midwest Regional Coordinator – Larry Martin 719.434.4210 [email protected] Northeast Regional Coordinator – Randy Inglis 719.434.4208 [email protected] NATIONAL EVENTS Managing Director of National Events – Micah Rice 719.434.4283 [email protected] National Events Director – Kelli Lusk 719.434.4285 [email protected] National Events Manager – Tony Leko 719.434.4284 [email protected] Results, Rankings & Registration Manager – Tom Mahoney 719.434.4216 [email protected] Race Director Certification Manager – Tara McCarthy 719.434.4286 [email protected] 6 OFFICIALS & RULES Technical Director – Shawn Farrell 719.434.4264 [email protected] TECHNOLOGY IT Director – Bill Griffin 719.434.4224 [email protected] Technical Lead/Architect – Matt Keith 719.434.4248 [email protected] Programmer/Analyst – Heather Abbott 719.434.4247 [email protected] Systems Administrator – Jay Langley 719.434.4245 [email protected] PC Technician – Kerry Shipley 719.434.4249 [email protected] USA CYCLING DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION Foundation Development Director – Steve McCauley 719.434.4260 [email protected] Administrative Assistant – Mary Kay Krebsbach 719.434.4263 [email protected] 2010 USA CYCLING BOARD OF DIRECTORS Bill Peterson, President - USPRO Mark Abramson, Vice President - NCCA Wayne Stetina, Vice President - USCF Jim Patton, Secretary - USCF John Bucksbaum - USACDF Jeremy Horgan-Kobelski, Athlete Director - NORBA B.A. Anderson - BMXA Lisa Nye-Salladin - NORBA Anton Quist, Athlete Director - USCF Nick Reistad, Athlete Director - USPRO Donny Robinson, Athlete Director - BMXA Don Edberg – NORBA Michael E. Patterson – USACDF Bob Stapleton – USPRO Jeff Garvey - USACDF 2010 UNITED STATES CYCLING FEDERATION (USCF) BOARD OF TRUSTEES Dave Miller, Eastern Section Trustee & Chair Jim Allen, Western Section Trustee Kendra Wenzel, Athlete Trustee Bonnie Walker, Central Section Trustee Diane Fortini, Eastern Section Trustee Gordon Paulson, Central Section Trustee Jim Patton, Eastern Section Trustee 7 2010 UNITED STATES CYCLING FEDERATION (USCF) BOARD OF TRUSTEES, CONT. Wayne Stetina, Western Section Trustee & Second Vice Chair Frank Mackzum, Central Section Trustee Cari Higgins, Athlete Trustee Tom Simonson, Western Section Trustee & Legislation Chair Anton Quist, Athlete Trustee & Secretary 2010 NATIONAL OFF-ROAD BICYCLE ASSOCIATION (NORBA) BOARD OF TRUSTEES Lisa Nye-Salladin, Organizer Trustee & President Dorothy Nichols, Industry Trustee Jamie Bogner, Land Access Trustee Don Edberg, Organizer Trustee Jeremy Horgan-Kobelski, Cross Country Athlete Trustee Kinnin Payson, Official Trustee Derek Hermon, Industry Trustee Neven Steinmetz, Gravity Athlete Trustee Chris Van Dine, At-Large Athlete Trustee 2010 NATIONAL COLLEGIATE CYCLING ASSOCIATION (NCCA) BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mark Abramson, At-Large Trustee Emma Bast, Female Athlete Trustee & Chair Andrew Armstrong, At-Large Trustee 8 Anne Spalding, Conference Director Trustee & Secretary Matt Jones, At-Large Trustee Blake Anton, Male Athlete Trustee Dean Peterson, Varsity Trustee 2010 UNITED STATES PROFESSIONAL RACING ORGANIZATION (USPRO) BOARD OF TRUSTEES Nick Reistad, Athlete Trustee Chris Aronhalt, Organizer Trustee and USPRO Vice Chair Ed Beamon, At-Large Trustee Will Frischkorn, Athlete Trustee and USPRO Secretary John Eustice, Race Director Trustee Fred Mengoni, Lifetime Trustee Bill Peterson, At-Large Trustee Danny Van Haute, Trade Team Trustee Ken Mills, Trade Team Trustee and USPRO Chair Bob Stapleton, At-Large Trustee 2010 BICYCLE MOTOCROSS ASSOCIATION (BMXA) BOARD OF TRUSTEES Donny Robinson, Athlete Trustee, BMXA President Bernard Anderson, At-Large Trustee & BMXA Secretary Clayton John, At-Large Trustee 9 OUR VISION & MISSION Recognized by the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) and the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) as the national governing body of competitive cycling in the United States, USA Cycling has an ambitious vision for the future and a two-part mission statement. VISION The vision of USA Cycling is to be the preeminent
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