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Treble Cone: Premier Ski Area in Australasia


New Members to Treble Cone Look Forward to Making 2004 the Year to Advance its Reputation as the Premier Ski Area in Australasia

WANAKA, NEW ZEALAND, 2 March 2004 – Treble Cone, the largest ski area in the South Island, has announced several changes to its management team today.

Brent Walton has resigned as General Manager for Treble Cone to pursue other career interests. The Acting General Manager will be Treble Cone’s present Commercial Manager, Jackie van der Voort.

Anna Yeates has been appointed as Treble Cone’s new Marketing Manager. Anna will be responsible for maintaining Treble Cone’s icon status and reputation for its vast and varied terrain, fast and efficient lift capacity and superb facilities and service. All of which are rated highly against established operators in the North America and Europe.

She will also represent Treble Cone in various industry organisations such as Wanaka Winter Marketing Group and Ski Council and the NZ Tourism Board marketing group.

“Anna brings to the role extensive experience in the snow sports and tourism industry,” says Jackie van der Voort, Acting General Manager for Treble Cone. “Her focus on relationship building and the high value she will place on networking opportunities in order to increase the profile of Treble Cone, makes her a welcome addition to our small energetic team.”

According to Anna, “Industry research tells us that there are 300,000 New Zealanders who would like to go skiing but are unsure as to how to go about it. My aim is to endeavor to simplify the leisure activity and make it accessible to all.”

Prior to joining Treble Cone, Anna was the Marketing Coordinator for Ruapehu Alpine Lifts Ltd and Assistant Product Manager for Agriculture ITO in Wellington. She has also worked with AEGON (UK) Ltd and Chase Fleming in London and worked as an Industry Advisor for Sport, Fitness and Recreation ITO in Wellington.

About Treble Cone

Treble Cone ski area is located in the Matukituki Valley, 28 km west of Wanaka, in the South Island. Treble Cone offers a premium skiing experience, with world famous views across Lake Wanaka and Mount Aspiring. With 550 hectares of lift accessed terrain, plenty of powder and groomed runs to suit all - visitors are guaranteed some of the most exhilarating skiing and boarding conditions in New Zealand.

With New Zealand’s only high speed 6 seater express chairlift, reliable snow conditions and fewer queues, plenty of long groomed intermediate and advanced trails, it has become a popular playground for keen skiers and snow boarders visiting Wanaka and Queenstown during the winter season.

For more info visit http:// http://www.treblecone.com


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