What to Know About CWA's Industry Practices - Monument Sports

NOTE: This webinar is a condensed version of last month's call that was limited to Monument Clients only. If you are not a Monument Client, come learn about the industry expertise that they bring to the table.

Join Monument Sports Group and the CWA for an in-depth review of the updated CWA Industry Practices. This session will highlight key changes and provide tailored insights for climbing gyms that are navigating the new IPs. Learn what updates mean for your operations and get expert guidance on what leading gyms in the industry are doing to adapt.

Learning Objectives:

• The most important changes in the new IPs

• How Monument is helping inform the new IPs and helping gyms stay ahead

• How can you exceed the guidelines and get ahead of future updates

Speakers Bio:

• Will  Jorgensen, MBA, MBAn, AAI:

  • Will is the CWA Program Manager for Monument Sports. Will was first introduced to climbing on his journey to earn Eagle Scout and hasn’t looked back. He was an Academic All-Conference Soccer Player at Ferrum College, and spent his weekends climbing in the backwoods of Virginia & North Carolina. Will completed his MBA at Ohio University where he also completed a Master of Business Analytics. Will works directly with climbing gym members of the Climbing Wall Association to help them secure insurance coverage and implement risk management policies and procedures. He attends national conferences each year and helps to conduct insurance seminars that focus on risk management, claim prevention, and sports-specific insurance coverage for new and existing businesses.

• Dan Francis:

  • Dan is the Assistant Programs Manager for the Monument Sports Group. Dan has been climbing for over 20 years and has operated climbing gyms for over a decade. He has worked in a variety of roles from party staff, front desk, up to operator. He is now an insurance professional who uses his climbing gym operations experience to help support climbing gyms in their understanding of insurance and risk management. He also thinks the best climber out there is the one having the most fun.