Geoff Sadowy, President of OneGoal
Former Executive Vice President and General Manager, Easton Hockey

Geoff is the Executive Vice President and General Manager of Easton Hockey. As EVP and GM of Easton Hockey – a key business unit within Easton-Bell Sports – Sadowy has overseen all aspects of Easton's hockey business. He has been in the sports business for 15 years, and previous to this he worked in public accounting (KPMG) and in the financial institution sector (TD Bank), and is a chartered accountant and MBA. He is a graduate of both York University and University of Toronto.

"The equation is very simple. Make hockey available, affordable and safe, and you will be rewarded with youths who are happier, healthier and have a true sense of accomplishment. I am thrilled to be part of that."

Len Rhodes, Secretary/Treasurer of OneGoal
Vice President and General Manager, Reebok-CCM Hockey

Len Rhodes is Vice President and General Manager of Reebok-CCM Hockey. Len joined the company in 1999 and held various executive roles including VP of Global Marketing and VP of Product Creation. Len was also Vice President & General Manager of Reebok Canada's Footwear and Apparel Division from 2006 to 2008. Prior to joining Reebok-CCM Hockey, Len was Brand Director at Molson Breweries. He worked at Molson for 11 years in various sales and marketing functions.

"When we encourage our youth to participate in hockey, we not only teach them how to play, but we teach them how to play together. It continues off the ice too, and becomes a complete life lesson."

Bill Hattem, Executive Director of OneGoal

He has been in the hockey industry for over 30 years, and previous to his position in OneGoal he founded and was President of Sport Hattem Inc., a manufacturer and importer of baseball and hockey equipment and uniforms. He also owned and operated two Sports Experts retail stores in the Montreal area. A former Major Junior and Canadian Collegiate player, he currently owns a Junior AAA hockey team, the St. Jerome Panthers in Quebec.

"There is nothing more satisfying than watching a young boy or girl take the ice for the first time, and seeing that ear to ear grin. OneGoal makes that possible, and I couldn't be more proud."

Graham Watson, Fundraising Director of OneGoal
President, Watson Sports Associates
Business Development Manager, Brian's Custom Sports

Graham Watson joined the OneGoal Board of Directors in 2007, while also acting on the board of the International Hockey Industry Association. Graham became President of the IHIA in 2008, furthering his close association with OneGoal. In 2010, Graham broadened his commitment to OneGoal by leading the organization's fundraising effort.

Currently, Graham is the President of Watson Sports Associates, a Michigan-based sports sales and marketing agency specializing in hockey products and services. In addition, Graham is the Business Development Manager for Brian's Custom Sports in Ontario.

"Funding is critical for OneGoal as we try to provide substantial support to local associations for their Grow the Game initiatives. The more programs we are able to support, the more players we can introduce to hockey."

Pat Kelleher, US Outreach Chair
Assistant Executive Director of Membership Development, USA Hockey

Pat Kelleher is USA Hockey's Assistant Executive Director of Membership Development, and serves as the Chair of OneGoal's US Outreach Committee. Pat oversees all growth and retention initiatives for the organization with a focus on participation in the 8 & under age category. In two years, USA Hockey's 8 and under player membership has increased by over 6% to include more than 95,000 boys and girls.

"As a parent of two 1st year hockey players, I have experienced many thrills this year watching them take the ice. With each time on the ice I've been able to see their growth, and their newfound confidence. OneGoal is directly related to the growth of youth hockey, but more importantly is tied to the development of strong children."

Domenic Di Gironimo, Canadian Outreach Chair
President, Canadian Ball Hockey Association

A former auditor with Price Waterhouse and CFO of the Varone Group, Domenic brings a wide lens perspective to the OneGoal board. In addition to his financial acumen, Domenic is fully versed in the world of sports and entertainment. Domenic has owned the Hunter's Glen Golf Clubcenter and is the current owner of the Ultimate Sportsplex. For the past thirty years, Domenic has volunteered his efforts towards the development of grassroots hockey programming. Since 1997, Domenic has led the International Street & Ball Hockey Federation and the Canadian Ball Hockey Association.

"I am a strong believer in the importance of sport in shaping the lives of our youth. My love for hockey has led me to a lifetime of dedication to it, and its development at the grassroots level."

Manon Rhéaume, Female Outreach Chair
Team Canada goaltender, Olympic silver medalist

Manon, an Olympic silver medalist, is the only woman to ever play in an NHL exhibition game. She was signed as a free agent to Tampa Bay Lightning and played games against the St. Louis Blues in the 1992 preseason and the Boston Bruins in the 1993 preseason. She played on the Canadian silver-medal winning Olympic women's hockey team in 1998, and won Gold Medals as Team Canada's goaltender at the 1992 and 1994 World Hockey Championships. In 2008, she formed the Manon Rhéaume Foundation as a way to give back to the community and to the game of ice hockey. The Foundation provides scholarships for young women, assisting them as they seek to fulfill their aspirations.

"I've had the privilege to break many glass ceilings for females in hockey. Thanks to OneGoal, I now have the opportunity to introduce the next generation of girls to the game that's brought so much to my life."

Kenneth Martin, Jr., Vice President of Community Affairs and Diversity Programming, National Hockey League

Kenneth Martin, Jr., Vice President of Community Affairs and Diversity Programming for the NHL, began his NHL career with the Buffalo Sabres (1993-2000) where he was responsible for the development of the community relations department. He joined the NHL Corporate Office in 2000 as the Director of Community Relations and was promoted to Vice President in 2007.

Martin is credited with leading a renewed brand and player participation focus to the NHL's philanthropic and cause-related marketing efforts. During his tenure at the NHL, the League has experienced outstanding visibility for its initiatives "Hockey Fights Cancer" and youth hockey initiatives "Hockey is for Everyone" and "NHL Street" impacting over 50,000 youths annually.

"Through my participation in NHL philanthropic initiatives, I have seen firsthand how involvement in hockey can lead to involvement in the community. I'm proud to support OneGoal, and help foster family activity."

Devin Smith, Director, Marketing & Community Relations, National Hockey League
Players' Association

Devin is well schooled and well traveled in the world of hockey. The former PR Manager for the Vancouver Canucks, Devin has also served as the NHL Players' Association Manager of Communications and was named Chairman of the NHLPA Goals & Dreams fund, which he worked to develop. Devin's travels to deliver equipment and develop hockey programs include trips to Bosnia, Siberia and Romania. In September 2006, Devin was named the Director of Marketing & Community Relations.

"Children worldwide deserve the opportunity to experience new and exciting activities, regardless of their financial situation. I am honored to help bring the sport of hockey to them."

Glen McCurdie, Senior Director, Insurance and Member Services, Hockey Canada

Glen spent three years working with the Dominion of Canada General Insurance Company, before moving to the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association, where he served as Manager of Health Benefits before eventually being named Senior Director of Insurance and Member Services.

A hockey enthusiast, Glen played up to the Senior AAA level, coached for 15 years and spent a number of years as a Level 3 Official. He has been involved in all of Hockey Canada's high profile legal issues over the past 20 years.

"I've been around the game for many years. To this day, I'm still coaching and still play three times a week. Throughout the hundreds of games I've been a part of, I've watched thousands of children actively participating in minor hockey. It doesn't get much better than that."

Mark Napier, Executive Director, National Hockey League Alumni Association

Mark won WHA rookie of the Year in 1976 before being selected in the first round of the 1977 NHL draft by the Montreal Canadiens. He quickly established himself as one of the team's top snipers and in 1979 won his first of two Stanley Cup Championships. Mark continued his NHL career for 11 seasons with the Minnesota North Stars, Edmonton Oilers and Buffalo Sabres.

Mark finished his playing career in Europe after having played professionally for 18 years. He is currently the Executive Director of the NHL Alumni Association overseeing 28 local Alumni Chapters and over 2,500 members.

"I was so lucky to have played with some of the greatest players and teams in history. I want to make sure I do everything I can to provide the next generation with those same opportunities."

Randy Hooper, President, Sports Distributors of Canada Ltd.

Randy joined Sports Distributors of Canada Limited in 1975. Since that time, Sports Distributors has developed into a strong group of retailers across Canada, focusing all efforts on making its independent members more profitable. Sports Distributors is recognized for its uncompromising ethics and undaunted support to its membership.

Randy has contributed conscientiously to the development of the Sporting Goods Industry, serving on the Board of Directors of the Canadian Sporting Goods Association (CSGA) and the National Sporting Goods Association (NSGA).

"It takes more than just a good idea to make things happen. You need people willing to dedicate themselves to that idea, to support it at every turn, and to see it through. OneGoal does that for youth hockey, and I'm honored to be a part of the team."

Robert Perani, Perani's Hockey World

Robert was born in Flint, Michigan and played hockey throughout his childhood. After graduating from the University of Dayton in 1996, Robert returned to work alongside his father for the family business, now known as Perani's Hockey World. When Robert's mother passed away in 2006, he assumed a larger role in the daily operations of the company, while also sitting on the board for the Kris Perani Hockey Foundation, named in her honor.

"My family has an obvious love for hockey. Our business has always been focused on sharing our knowledge of the sport with our customers, and bringing the family perspective to the game. We like helping fit new players with their first set of gear, and we like helping parents understand their child is going to be safe."

Tom Anastos, Commissioner, Central Collegiate Hockey Association

Tom has been recognized by The Hockey News in each of the past four years as one of the 100 most influential and powerful people in the sport. Now in his 12th season as the Commissioner of the CCHA, Tom's unrequited passion for the game and blend of business and communication skills provide progressive vision and leadership for college hockey.

Prior to his appointment, Anastos served as president of the North American Hockey League, a Tier II junior league, for four seasons. He is also a member of USA Hockey's Junior Council, which guides the direction of junior hockey, as well as the International Council, which oversees U.S. international programs.

"I've spent the majority of my professional life focused on hockey, and had success with grassroots initiatives in my own community. With OneGoal, I'm now able to expand my reach, and help positively lead the direction of the sport."

Ed Kinnaly, Executive Vice President, Global Commerce, Bauer Hockey