3. governance/management

CANADIAN SKI
MUSEUM
Organization of Presentation
Medium Term Environment
Priorities for 2007-2008
Review of Mission, Vision & Objectives
Reports on Museum programs
Chairman’s concluding observations
Election of Directors.
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Medium Term Environment
Strong foundation built in recent years
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Opportunities associated with 2010 Olympics.
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Priorities for 2007-2008
Make key artifacts accessible on line
Reach out to members, supporters, friends
Seek guidance/help from Regional Directors
Strengthen ties with regional ski museums
Build an endowment growth strategy
Build on Success of 2007 Hall of Fame event
Seize opportunities with 2010 Olympics
Create new opportunities for volunteers.
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Mission
To promote an understanding,
appreciation and celebration of Canada’s
snow skiing/boarding traditions and
accomplishments, and their significance
to Canadian life and identity.
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Objectives
• Foster awareness of the heritage of snow skiing/boarding and
its contribution to Canadian society, economy and culture
• Acquire, conserve, interpret and promote public displays of
artifacts and archival assets that reflect Canada’s snow
skiing/boarding heritage
• Honour individuals and organizations that have made
exemplary contributions to Canadian snow skiing/boarding
• Nurture a sense of community, tradition and goodwill among
those dedicated to the recognition of the Canadian snow
skiing/boarding experience
• Support endeavours of other partners with shared and
complementary interests.
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Corporate Vision
A world class national snow skiing/boarding
Museum and Hall of Fame:
• A well-balanced and diversified program that reflects the full
richness and importance of the snow skiing/boarding
experience in Canada and its diverse regions
• Professional standards of program design and delivery,
consistent with a museum of national stature and world repute
• Communication in Canada’s Official Languages
• A permanent site in the National Capital Region, with access,
relevance, and outreach in all provinces and territories
• An engaging, accessible corporate character and spirit.
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Museum Programs
1. MUSEUM HOLDINGS
2. CANADIAN SKI HALL OF FAME
AND COMMUNITY RELATIONS
3. GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
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1. Museum Holdings Program
Acquisition
Conservation and preservation
Research and Interpretation
Public Display
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1. Museum Holdings Program
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2. Hall Of Fame and
Community Relations
Canadian Ski Hall of Fame
Priorities for 2007-08
Enrich the Hall of Fame online content
Build on the success of the 2007 Induction
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Canadian Ski Hall of Fame
Induction Event
Canadian Ski Hall of
Fame members
present at the 2007
Induction event
Ed Champagne
Rémi Cloutier
Judy Crawford
Linda Crutchfield
John Fripp
Meredith Gardner
Kerrin Lee Gartner
Bob Gilmour
Laurie Graham
Nancy Greene
Anne Heggtveit
Peter Judge
Don Lyon
Arnold Midgley
Keith Nesbitt
Jean-Marc Rozon
Rhoda & Rhona Wurtele
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2. Hall Of Fame and
Community Relations
Community Relations
Priorities for 2007-08
Expand “Hot Drink Day” at more ski areas
Organize major fundraising ski race
Increase outreach activities
Seek funding for interactive touch-screen kiosks.
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3. GOVERNANCE/MANAGEMENT
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3. GOVERNANCE/MANAGEMENT
Board Affairs
Priorities for 2007-08
Engage all directors, including those outside NCR
Focus on responsibility for specific projects/results
Fewer formal meetings, more time for projects.
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3. GOVERNANCE/MANAGEMENT
Finance
Priorities for 2007-08
Strengthen linkage between membership and
revenue
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3. GOVERNANCE/MANAGEMENT
Communications
Priorities for 2007-08
Improved, more interactive website
Revised communications and marketing strategy
Dedicated communications support for events.
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3. GOVERNANCE/MANAGEMENT
Treasurer’s report
(detailed report attached)
Fixed Expenses: $120, 000 – bare minimum
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CONCLUDING OBSERVATIONS
From the Chair
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DONORS & SUPPORTERS
Tom Abernethy
James and Wilma Alexander
Brian Aller
Louise Karsh Archer
Peter Bean
Andre Bedard
Marc Bertrand
Randy Bertrand
James Berwick
Walter Boyce
Grant & Edi Boyd
Louise Brault
Dick Brown
Chuck and Joanne Calvé
Tom Cairns
Canada Post
Canadian Freestyle Ski Asso.
Canadian Snow Sports Asso
Ed Champagne
CGI
A.E. Ted Clark
Rémi and Kay Cloutier
Tom Cloutier
Patrick Corcoran
Diane Culver
Stephen Cushing
Bill Dawson
Johan Draper
Luc Dubois
Elizabeth Dunbar
Luc Durand
Peter Edmison
Estate of Liv E. Lockeberg
Marilyn Fenwick
Alfred Fischer
Gerry Fitzpatrick
Fondation MSSI
Don and Shirley Green
Family Charitable
Foundation
Brett Fripp
John Fripp
Shaun Fripp
Don Frisby
Bob Gaasbeek
Bob and Gloria Gilmour
Alain Guilbert
Louis Hambrock
Harris Computer Services
Doug Hartwick
Anne Heggtveit
Evelyn and Terry Innes
Bob and Judy Irving
Bill and Deanna Irwin
William Irwin
Stuart Iversen
Brian Jacks
James Henry Capital
Corp.
Christine Jannasch
Susan Jessop
Ann Johnson
Brian Jones
Jupa Sports
Jim Kennedy
Chris Kent
Marilyn and Wayne King
Trevor Klotz
Yvette Kopriva
Ivo Krupka
Kunstadt Sports
Sharon Leslie
Brian MacPherson
Russ McColl
R.J. McKee Eng.
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DONORS & SUPPORTERS
DONORS Continued…
Sarah McKenzie
Arnold Midgley
Vincent Midgley
Katherine Mills
Mauricio Morales
Patrick and Susan Morris
Larry Nardone
Keith & Linda Miller-Nesbitt
Oakley Canada
Mallory and Ryan O’Connor
Ontario Trillium Foundation
Mount Pakenham
Glenn Pushman & Lucie
Sauvageau
Power Corporation of
Canada
Gordon Patterson
Fraser Pullen
Armin Quickert
Dave Rees
Rossignol Canada
Pat Ritchie
Douglas Ryan
Dr. H.J. Scott
Oakley Semple
Dean Shantz
Dave Shirley
Bernie Simpson
Nancy Smart
Michael Staniforth
Molly and Barry Starr
Etta Stewart
Aaron Surkis
Catherine Thomas
Brian Thurgood
Barbara Tindale
Robert Toller
Natalie Tommy
Tommy and Lefebvre
Helen Tsialamatas
Valpak Ottawa
Peter W. Webster
Donald E Welch
Wiltold Wisniewski
Raymond and Helen
Worrell
Rhoda Wurtele Eaves
George Zegouras
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SPONSORS & SUPPORTERS
GIFTS IN KIND:
CTV (Production of DVD montages for Hall of Fame event)
Château Cartier Resort (Sponsorship of Inductee rooms at Hall of Fame event)
CHUM radio (Radio ads for Hall of Fame event)
Courage Distributing Inc. (Donation of frosted window film)
Dean Roberts (MC at Hall of Fame event)
Flower Rainbow (Boutonnières at Hall of Fame event)
Forces Ottawa Ski Club (Booth at their ski show)
Gail Sala (Interior Design for Hall of Fame event)
Johnsons Business Interiors (Donation of all office furniture and exhibit seating area)
Kevin Schenk (Design of poster for hot-drink day, design of tickets and front-page news posters for the
Hall of Fame event)
Kristy’s Restaurant (Wine sponsor at Hall of Fame event)
Lowe Martin (Printing Museum brochures)
Marie-Piere Belisle-Kennedy (MC at Hall of Fame event)
Ottawa Citizen (Ads for Hot-drink day and Printing of Front Page News pages for Hall of Fame event)
Performance Printing (Printing Hall of Fame event tickets and Hot-drink day posters)
Rossignol Canada (Provided 100th anniversary display at Hall of Fame event)
St Laurent Centre (Wine sponsor at Hall of Fame event)
Tommy and Lefebvre (Exhibit cases, Dry-mounting Olympic exhibit panels)
Valberg Imaging (Photography at Hall of Fame event)
Wally Schaber (Updating carved sign)
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Supporting Corporate
Ziebarth Electrical Contractors
Regular Corporate
Canadian Snow Sports Assoc.
Canadian Ski Patrol System
H.D. Fripp & Son Ltd.
Doran Contractors Ltd
Lanctôt Ltée
Supporting Individual Gold
Paul Ramage
Grant and Edi Boyd (Family)
Dave Jacobs
Supporting Individual
Elizabeth Dunbar
Suzanne Firth
John Gammell
Bob Gilmour
John Hooper
James Johnson
Arnold Midgley
Lorne O’Connor
David Pym
H. J. Scott
Stuart Wardrop
Henry Yates
Family
Barbara & Jim Champion
Vincent & Grace Midgley
David & Rolande Midgley
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Eleanor & Peter Sneyd
Bob & Judy Irving
Doug & Ethel Bonell
Individual
Rosemarie Asch
B.D. Baily
Gordon Belot
James Berwick
Louise Brault
Claire Breckenridge
David Brennan
Don Brough
Barb Campbell
John Cockburn
Elizabeth Cote
Patrick Corcoran
Murray Dempsey
Bruce Dempsey
Louise Dryver
Luke Durand
Claude Dumontier
Sylvia Evans
Alan Forbes
David Forkes
John Fripp
Betty Anne Graves
A. Hungerbuhler
William Honeywell
Stuart Iversen
Ann Johnson
Marie Jutras
Bruce Little
Michael MacConaill
Baylor McConville
Martha McKenna
Ken Meikle
Joan Meyer
Cy Monkman
Helen Morris
Al Morrison
Keith Nesbitt
Jaroslav Pachner
Harry Palter
Gordon Patterson
Dave Rees
Jack Robbins
H.P Rosewarne
Douglas Ryan
Clarence Servold
Robert Shelso
Nancy Smart
Jim Soame
Audrey Staniforth
Etta Stewart
Bastien Theriault
Barbara Tindale
Peter Van Wagner
Susan Verdier
Thorstein Weibust
Donald Welch
Bev Williamson
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2006/07 MUSEUM STAFF & VOLUNTEERS
Museum Staff:
Carly Thomas, Curator/Director
Simon Calvé,
Curatorial Assistant
In-house Museum Volunteers:
Keith Cattell, Community volunteer
Cataloguing artifacts, research, writing, editing, Hall of Fame steering committee
(since 2002)
Dominique Lafleur, Collections Management
Student Placement, Museum Management and Curatorship program
May - August 2007
Brent Morash, Collections Management
Placement Student, Applied Museum Studies Program at Algonquin
April –May 2007
Megan Draper, Collections Management
Placement Student, Applied Museum Studies Program at Algonquin
Young Canada Works summer student, June – August 2006
THANK YOU! To all volunteers who help on an as-needed basis (set-up and takedown of Hall of Fame event décor, transportation of materials, etc)
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MUSEUM Board of Directors 2006/07
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