Michael Weisman has served as the Director of Communications for the National Collegiate Hockey Conference (NCHC) for eight years. Born and raised in Oxford, Ohio, he earned his bachelor’s degree from Ohio University’s E.W. Scripps School of Journalism in 2008 and also worked in Ohio University’s athletic department for a year upon graduation. Weisman then returned home to Oxford in 2009, working as an assistant director of athletic communications at Miami University for four years, before moving to Colorado Springs in the fall of 2013 when the NCHC first began play. In the offseason, he enjoys traveling, hiking, playing ultimate and tennis. Weisman is an avid follower of sports, as well, especially football, soccer and of course, hockey. He resides in Colorado Springs with his cat, Emmie.
[Read more…] about Michael WeismanMike Wilhelm
Mike Wilhelm currently serves as the President of Holladay Grace Roofing. His responsibilities include overseeing day to day operations in all facets of the business, residential, commercial, and repair and maintenance.
Mike is a license holder with the Pikes Peak Regional Building Department as well as a member of the National Roofing Contractors Association. Additionally, Mike is a business partner with the Community Associations Institute of Southern Colorado.
Mike is a Colorado native hailing from Edwards, Colorado. He is a graduate of Queens University of Charlotte and played on the Men’s Golf team during his time there. He is active in our local community supporting local non profit organizations, Care and Share as well as Operation Restored Warrior. In his free time, he enjoys hiking, biking, skiing, camping, golfing, and going to the gym.
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Born and raised in Pueblo, Verna met her husband Dave during college and moved to Colorado Springs after graduation. Together, they have raised three children, Jake, Jimmy, and Jordan. Throughout the children’s schooling, Verna has volunteered for a variety of events including the PTA, volleyball coach, CTE committee and organize banquets for the kids’ athletic teams. She loves everything about Colorado -the adventures, the wildlife, the history and the community. Verna has held a membership at the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo for over 15 years.
[Read more…] about Verna TollerSuzanne Himka
Suzanne Himka is a woman who desires to live life to the fullest. She has travelled the nation and inspired people of all ages. She is a wife, mother of four, certified strength & ninja coach, fitness teacher, personal trainer, motivational speaker and now even a proud grandmother and known as “Ninja Granny Beast” She has competed and won on “American Gladiators”, and is top five strongest ninja in the world, top five in world taekwondo champion and has claimed the title of OCR World champion in her age division. Her greatest passion is sharing how awesome God is and combining that with coaching people to look at the BIG picture and encouraging individuals of all ages to develop mentally, physically and spiritually.
Josh Fenton
Josh Fenton is originally from Litchfield, MN and currently lives in Colorado Springs with his wife, Lindsay and three boys, Ryan (12), Luke (9), and Drew (6). Josh and his family have lived in Colorado Springs for eight years. Before that he lived in Oxford, OH for 11 years where he received a graduate degree from Miami University (OH) and worked within the Athletic Department as the Director of Hockey Operations, Assistant Director of Corporate Relations, Assistant Athletic Director, Associate Athletic Director, and Senior Associate Athletic Director. His responsibilities spanned across many areas of the Athletic Department. Prior to that Josh worked briefly for a worldwide management consulting firm, Accenture. He has an undergraduate degree in Finance from Iowa State University.
[Read more…] about Josh FentonJody Flatt
Jody Flatt is a “recent” transplant to Colorado Springs, moving to Niwot, Colorado in 2000, from Del Mar, CA., with her husband Jim, and their daughter, Rachael, as her husband was the head of R&D for a biotech company in Boulder, and Jody was a consultant in the biotech field. Their daughter, Rachael, who was 8 years old at the time, was a budding athlete, and it was her interest and success in figure skating that led to their relocation to Colorado Springs in 2003. Not all families would consider making a commitment like that – to allow their child to pursue their athletic endeavors at the age of eleven – but it led to success in both the athletic and academic arenas for their daughter.
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