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The season kick-off is always the CCSAA Eastern Meeting in late fall. Our meeting often brings the first flakes or  early dusting to the host area. Everyone leaves with cases of Nature Valley Granola Bars for sampling to their cross country skiers during the winter. So, make room in the car.

The registration fee includes a continental breakfast and lunch. A trade expo and parking lot display of grooming vehicles is scheduled for early morning and is where the continental breakfast will be available. Vendors pay the same registration as attendees.

The SIA Snow Show, january 26-29, 2012 at the Colorado Convention Center in  Denve and the On-Snow Demo, January 30-31 at Devil's Thumb Ranch in the largest global trade show for snow sports.

On and off the snow, these shows deliver the most concentrated and authentic event for the industry trade.  Close to 20,000 industry professionals meet to engage in the business, networking opportunities, parties, brand events and seminar all infused with the true essence of snow sports.

Learn the latest by viewing complete product lines in Denver, then actually ski and compare the product at the On-Snow Demo at Devil's Thumb Ranch.

Learn more from the On-Snow Demo video.

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Check back next season for the 2013 CCSAA Annual Convention

From across Canada and the United States (and sometimes New Zealand and Australia) ski area professionals gather for 3 days to review their nordic operations, discuss changes, and in general share information with one and other.

The agenda creates a friendly and valuable nordic network of ski industry professionals. Meals are eaten together as a group, time is provided daily for skiing (often with skill improvement clinics from the finest instructors & coaches), and all the lodging is at one property further inviting casual networking. Attendance is high at the seminars and presentations, generally followed by lively discussion.

It's not unusual for ski areas to feel that one good idea from the CCSAA Convention more than covered the expense of registration and travel.