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March/April 2015

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NORTH AMERICAN RINK CONFERENCE & EXPO | 25 , This management course is designed to help administrators and managers evaluate their established facility programming and maximize its potential growth. Attendees are provided resources to create and implement their own marketing plans and examine the different media delivery approaches of each. Special events, advertising (both purchasing and selling) and cross promotion of activities are also examined. Programming, Marketing and Promotions Course runs Monday-Thursday COURSE ENDS BY 12:30PM ON THURSDAY Take This Class Toward Your CRA 6 • Traditional and Complimentary Programs • Maximizing Your Facility's Utilization • Creating a Simple and Effective Marketing Plan • Promoting Programs through Various Media Types • Community Events and Cross Promotions • Selling and Buying Advertising • Sponsorships PMP , This course is the ideal class for any ice rink employee. Administrative and managerial staff will take away an in-depth knowledge on assessing risk and understanding potential liability, while operations staff will become more familiar with their role in safeguarding their facility through documentation, compliance with OSHA regulations, and the importance of indoor air quality. Presentations on energy management and new technologies, facility cleaning, and the importance of preventative maintenance, help round out this course. Operations and Risk Management Course runs Monday-Thursday COURSE ENDS BY 12:30PM ON THURSDAY • Facility Documentation • Understanding OSHA • Facility Walk-Throughs and Inspections • Indoor Air Quality • Insurance Evaluation and Purchasing • Employee Policy Manuals • Preventative Maintenance Take This Class Toward Your CRA 5 ORM and new technologies, facility cleaning, and the importance of TOPICS INCLUDE TOPICS INCLUDE

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