> FRIDAY, MARCH 16
• The Art of Enchantment Guy Kawasaki, Co-Founder,
Alltop.com, Founding Partner, Garage Technology Ventures, and Former Chief Evangelist,
Apple, Inc. Sponsored by Technogym®
• Six Habits of Highly Effective Clubs
• 16th Annual IHRSA Financial Panel: Insights Into the Financial Health of the Club Industry
• Driving Growth of Your Business Through Relentless Innovation
> SATURDAY, MARCH 17
• An Open Forum with the President’s Council on Fitness, Sports & Nutrition Shellie Y. Pfohl, M.S., Executive Director, President’s Council on Fitness, Sports & Nutrition
Sponsored by SPRI Products • Developing the Leader Within
• The Leadership Blackout: Where Have the Great Leaders Gone?
• Leading by Intuition: Managing a Successful Club Operation by Following Your Instincts
IHRSA 2011 was a great conference. A true reminder of why I have chosen to be in this industry for the past twenty years! Great presenters and a fantastic trade show made the trip well worth it!
“ ~ Holly Stover Columbia Association, Maryland, USA ” Seaport Center, 70 Fargo Street, Boston MA 02210 USA
Additional Topic Areas
> Customer Service & Retention > Fitness & Personal Training > Health Promotion & Wellness > Human Resources > Innovations & Opportunities > Legal & Legislative > Management & Operations > Marketing > Membership Sales > Programming > Research
For details, visit
ihrsa.org/convention and download the complete brochure.
> REGISTER NOW AND SAVE!
> Visit our website at
ihrsa.org/ihrsa-2012-registration.
> Contact Nicole Johnson at
nj@ihrsa.org or 800-228-4772, ext. 197 (US/Canada) or Blakely Sullivan at
bls@ihrsa.org or +1 617-951-0055, ext. 175 (international).
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