USEA Convention Program

21 and youngsters for over 10 year and enjoyed the opportunity for exposure to the sport's top vets and farriers, as well as the opportunity for continuing education that being an OCET groom afforded her. Max gives back to the sport by serving on the USEA Board of Governors, the Eventing Riders Association of North America, and the Equine Safety Committee. She organizes Middleburg Horse Trials and helps organize Great Meadow International, The Event at Rebecca Farm, The Fork, Ocala Horse Trials, Ocala Jockey Club, and many others. Savannah Fulton "The Future" Savannah Fulton grew up in Finksburg, Maryland. As a teenager, Savannah started working for Buck Davidson. It was while she was working for Buck when she found her off-the-track Thoroughbred, Captain Jack. At just 23, Savannah and Captain Jack have conquered some of the toughest tracks in the world – the Kentucky Three-Day Event, Burghley, and Badminton. Savannah was the recipient of the 2018 USEA Foundation Wilton Fair Grant and used the funds to bring her CCI5*-L mount, Captain Jack, to Europe. Now, she is building her business, FMF Equestrian, with Grand Prix dressage rider David Ziegler at Full Moon Farm in Finksburg, Maryland. Jim Wolf Moderator Jim Wolf is the President of Wolf Sports Group, LLC (WSG), whose clients have included organizations including the United States Equestrian Federation, Equestrian Sports Productions, International Equestrian Group, Tryon International Equestrian Center, Jet Set Sports, the National Steeplechase Association, the International Tennis Hall of Fame, and the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. WSG specializes in sponsorship, business development, and event management and has been responsible for assisting in the organization of top-tier equestrian events including the Land Rover Kentucky Three- Day Event, the Rolex Central Park Horse Show, the Wellington Eventing Showcase, Festival of Champions, and the USEA American Eventing Championships. WSG's comprehensive sponsorship portfolio includes Rolex Watch, Land Rover, Hermes, Mars, Inc., Cannon, JetBlue, JW Marriot, Coca-Cola, Pricewaterhouse Coopers, Ariat, and Adequan, among many others. Most recently, Jim served as Discipline Director for the Olympic Discipline of Eventing at the 2018 FEI World Equestrian Games, in Tryon, North Carolina, where he managed all technical aspects of the competition as well as the staff and officials. Jim was also responsible for the sponsor branding on the eventing cross-country and driving marathon courses at this competition. In addition to his work on behalf of clients, Jim serves as a Major Gifts Officer for the United States Equestrian Team Foundation, cultivating major donors for the nonprofit and developing the branding and marketing strategy for the organization. Previously, Jim has served as Chef d'Misson for the United States Equestrian Team at six World Equestrian Games, five Olympic Games, and four Pan American Games. Jim's sizeable involvement with the US Equestrian Team also includes his role as Executive Director of Sports Programs, which encompassed managing all High Performance and National Programs related to the eight International High Performance Disciplines of the USEF including three Olympic Disciplines and the Paralympic program, as well as sponsorship sales and activation. Among his many accomplishments, Jim's previous experience includes the coordination of the time buy and advertising sales for the broadcast of the Kentucky Three-Day Event on NBC each year since 2004.

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