Kim Krahulec Email & Phone Number

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Leading the Canadian Olympic and Paralympic Snowboard Team for the 2022 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games in Beijing, China.Responsibilities included team planning and logistics leading up to and though Games time, liaising with Canadian Organizational and Beijing Organizing Committee staff and on-site Management of the group during the Games.

Vancouver, Canada Area

Vancouver, Canada Area

- National & NextGen Team services & main contact - Major events planning/logistics (WC/WCH/PWG) - High-Performance Program Protocols & Selections - Athlete Funding - Performance & Skill Development Tracking- Performance Partner Liason- 2018 Paralympic Winter Games Team Leader

Vancouver, Canada Area

Currently, I am responsible for the coordination, budgeting, and implementation of major sport development snowboard programs, including: ~ RIDERS Program & Events – The Official Canadian Snowboard Program~ Women in Snowboarding Initiatives~ Aboriginal Snowboard Program~ Para Snowboard Program~Developmental Camps & Training My primary focus within my.

Vancouver, Canada Area

Leading the Canadian Paralympic Snowboard Team for the 2018 Paralympic Winter Games in PyeongChang, South Korea. Responsibilities included team planning and logistics, liaising with CPC and Organizing Commitee staff and on-site Management of the group during the Games.

Sun Peaks Resort

My key responsibilities included skill instruction for all levels, group management and selection, risk assessment and documentation, client and customer service, time management, gravity based program development, and shop duties.

Copper Mountain Colorado

My key responsibilities included ensuring safety of athletes enrolled in camps, athlete guidance, snowboard freestyle/boardercross program development, building knowledge and skill sets to be successful in chosen snowboard disciplines.

Copper Mountain Resort

My key responsibilities included developing, managing, and implementing a boadercross training program, with seven full time athletes spanning the course of two winter seasons, as well as organizing and holding training camps with upwards of twenty athletes.