International Northwest Parks&Recreation Association

2005 Academy The Administrator’s Academy

brings parks, recreation and management staff together in a rigorous professional development environment. Over the 3.5 days of the 2005 Academy, participants will be exposed to leaders in parks, environment and public sector management. As our world constantly changes, often in staggering increments, the ability of professionals to anticipate and adapt is crucial to the success of our organizations.

2005 Academy Speakers and Topics:

LESLIE JUNE
Power, Pause and Play: Who has the Clicker?
JIM LOWDEN & JACK WILSON
Changing Values & Attitudes
ANDREW RAMLO
Changing People, Changing Places: Key Trends for Navigating the Demographic Tides
DR. DIANA CORNELIUS
Changing People: Age & Culture
KEVIN PIKE
Flexible, Changeable, Mutable Facilities for the 21st Century
GARY YOUNG
Working Smarter to Serve Our Diverse Populations
DR. DON HUNTER
Building Active Communities
TODD WINTER
Park Ranger Programme
DON HORTON
Bragg Night Session
CHARLES MONTGOMERY
Author of “Last Heathen,” Pagans, Headhunters and his Missionary Ancestors

International Northwest Parks & Recreation Association Administrator's Academy The 2005 Administrator’s Academy will be held March 1-4, at The Haven, Gabriola Island, British Columbia.
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NAVIGATING THE DEMOGRAPHIC TIDES “ARE YOU POWERED UP AND READY to respond to the most important trends? Or are you in a Pause mode – with no connections between trends and demographics of our community and your practices and programming. Are you ready to play – to develop actions that respond to the trends and demographics?” Leslie June, Keynote Speaker Wilson & June Consultants Port Coquitlam, British Columbia Message from the Chair On behalf of the Board of Directors, I invite you to attend and participate in this year’s INPRA Administrator’s Academy on beautiful Gabriola Island, BC. Our theme is Navigating the Demographic Tides. We believe our line of speakers will make this year’s academy an outstanding professional development program for you and your staff. Speakers from across the Northwest such as Leslie June, Recreation Marketing Consultant, Port Coquitlam, BC and Dr. Diana Cornelius, City of Seattle, Demographer will share their insight on marketing and demographic change in the 21st century. Along with top speakers in the parks and recreation profession, the 2005 Administrator’s Academy also offers one of the most affordable professional training opportunities anywhere. So join us in taking advantage of this great gathering of Northwest Administrators. Please register soon as space is limited. Don Horton, Chairman THIS PROGRAMME IS GEARDED FOR MID-LEVEL MANAGERS.	2005 Academy The Administrator’s Academy brings parks, recreation and management staff together in a rigorous professional development environment. Over the 3.5 days of the 2005 Academy, participants will be exposed to leaders in parks, environment and public sector management. As our world constantly changes, often in staggering increments, the ability of professionals to anticipate and adapt is crucial to the success of our organizations. 2005 Academy Speakers and Topics: LESLIE JUNE Power, Pause and Play: Who has the Clicker? JIM LOWDEN & JACK WILSON Changing Values & Attitudes ANDREW RAMLO Changing People, Changing Places: Key Trends for Navigating the Demographic Tides DR. DIANA CORNELIUS Changing People: Age & Culture KEVIN PIKE Flexible, Changeable, Mutable Facilities for the 21st Century GARY YOUNG Working Smarter to Serve Our Diverse Populations DR. DON HUNTER Building Active Communities TODD WINTER Park Ranger Programme DON HORTON Bragg Night Session CHARLES MONTGOMERY Author of “Last Heathen,” Pagans, Headhunters and his Missionary Ancestors
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