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Canadians:
Hrynuik and George Lewko
by George Jim
Lewko
Tuesday
and nerf. Limited insurance options were
discussed, but there is a good thread on the
Facebook forums. Employee compensation
and training were covered along with tipping
of staff, and how to encourage the tipping
practice. Discussion on weather verses the
number of players and how everyone tracked
that. Good discussion on texting verses email,
and other communication methods.
Pre-registration Check-In 7 -8 am. This is the
best way to check in, as it’s way quicker and
everything is done ahead of time. If you are
going to your first Extravaganza, pre-register.
Try not to overload yourself with classes,
and to allow yourself time on Tuesday and
Wednesday to see the Tradeshow, which will
take 2-3 hours generally and allow some good
discussion. Thursday has vendor packing up
early, not all, but many, so it’s best on Tuesday After a short delay of 20-30 minutes, the
tradeshow floor opened. There was lots of
and Wednesday.
training on the first day of tech and business
8 am - Event Registration classes. The tech classes are usually very sweet
deals, and parts kits and other goodies can be
Opens
9 am – Field Owners Round Table with 66 included. Lots of business classes varying from
attendees, record amount. Junior (Stephen) Axe Throwing, 50 calibre, Shopify, marketing,
and Gina Brown moderated all the Round boosting revue, compressor maintenance,
Tables (one every day at 9 am), and a big Haunts, Summer Camps, Airsoft and the Hitman
thank-you to them for doing it. The discussion Air Powered Time Trials by Greg Hastings.
covered other sources on income like airsoft
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