WHO’S WHO
Inclusive Fitness Initiative (IFI) Sport Park, 3 Oakwood Drive, Loughborough, Leicestershire, LE11 3QF Tel +44 (0)1509 227750 Email
ifi@efds.co.uk Web
www.efds.co.uk Key personnel Christopher Ratcliffe, EFDS development director Description The IFI is a programme run by the English Federation of Disability Sport (EFDS) to encourage and support the health and fitness industry to become more inclusive to disabled people. It accredits facilities for providing an inclusive experience using a nationally recognised set of standards relating to building access, service policies, inclusive equipment and staff training.
Christopher Ratcliffe
Institute for Sport, Parks and Leisure (ISPAL) Abbey House, 1650 Arlington Business Park, Theale, Reading, RG7 4SA Tel +44 (0)844 418 0077 Email
infocentre@ispal.org.uk Web
www.ispal.org.uk /
www.ispalevents.org.uk Key personnel Marcus Kingwell, CEO Description ISPAL represents the interests of members involved in the management, development and promotion of all aspects of the sport, parks and leisure industry, working on standards and leading on related policy and resourcing issues. This year, ISPAL will be replaced by the Chartered Institute of Sport.
Institute of Sport and Recreation Management (ISRM) Sir John Beckwith Centre for Sport, Sport Park, Loughborough University, 3 Oakwood Drive, Loughborough, Leicestershire, LE11 3QF Tel +44 (0)1509 226474 Web
www.isrm.co.uk Key personnel Sean Holt, CEO –
info@isrm.co.uk Description ISRM is the national professional body for those involved in providing, managing, operating and developing sport and recreation services in the UK. It now has 4,300 qualifi ed members. A registered charity, its vision is to promote professionalism in the management of sport and recreation services.
Sean Holt 140 Marcus Kingwell
International Health, Racquet and Sportsclub Association (IHRSA) Seaport Center, 70 Fargo Street, Boston, Massachusetts, US Tel +1 617 951 0055 Web
www.ihrsa.org /
www.healthclubs.com Facebook
facebook.com/IHRSA Twitter
twitter.com/IHRSA Key personnel Joe Moore, president and CEO; Anita Lawlor, COO; Helen Durkin, JD, EVP of global public policy; Jay Ablondi, EVP of global products –
info@ihrsa.org Description IHRSA is the fi tness industry’s only global trade association – a not-for-profi t organisation representing health and fi tness facilities, gyms, spas, sports clubs and suppliers worldwide. Its members include more than 9,000 for-profi t health and fi tness facilities, and over 650 supplier companies, across 73 countries. IHRSA’s mission is to grow, protect and promote the health and fi tness club industry, and to provide its members with benefi ts that will help them be more successful. It fulfi lls this mission by implementing annual health promotion initiatives, defending and promoting health club-related legislation in Washington DC, hosting industry events and collecting key operational data, which becomes the content of numerous publications and newsletters.
Joe Moore
International SPA Association 2365 Harrodsburg Road, A325, Lexington, Kentucky 40504, US Tel +1 859 226 4326 Email
ispa@ispastaff.com Web
www.experienceispa.com Facebook International SPA Association Twitter
www.twitter.com/ISPADoYou Key personnel Lynne McNees, president Description ISPA is recognised worldwide as the leading professional organisation and voice of the global spa industry, by providing invaluable educational and networking opportunities to foster professionalism and growth. Members encompass the entire spa arena: resort/hotel, destination, mineral springs, medical, cruise ship, club and day spas, as well as service providers such as physicians, wellness instructors, nutritionists, massage therapists and product suppliers.
Lynne McNees
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