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Igor Dragoslavic has over 16 years of experience in mountain bike trail design, building, and management. He created the highly renowned Hydrocut Mountain Bike Trails park which attracts over 500 users daily and has been recognized internationally. Igor is skilled in trail development, construction supervision, event organization, and communications materials. He has a marketing and advertising background and strong leadership and interpersonal skills.
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- 1. IGORDRAGOSLAVIC Mountain Bike Park Developer B-706 Highpoint Avenue • Waterloo • Ontario • 519-725-5259 • igor@leaddog.ca HIGHLIGHTS of SKILLS and QUALIFICATIONS • 16 years of experience in mountain bike trail design, building, and management • Highly accomplished mountain bike racer • 25 years of employment in marketing and advertising • Friendly and communicative personality with strong interpersonal and leadership skills RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Subcontract Trail Designer and Builder Transitions Bike Park Design & Development Inc., Kitchener, Ontario 2013 - Present • Prepared trail development estimates and proposals for summer camps and municipalities • Designed and built cross-country single-track mountain bike trails • Hired builders and supervised complex projects • Shaped BMX jumps • Operated construction machinery and power tools Accomplishments: • Created a mini mountain bike park that became an attraction, in one of the most respected premier residential camps in North America Mountain Bike Park Developer Hydrocut Mountain Bike Trails, Waterloo, Ontario 2001 - 2014 • Responsible for the management and maintenance of the MTB park and it’s 25 km trail network • Planned and led complex projects, delegated tasks, supervised the quality of work and progress • Prepared and coordinated the communications materials, including the website ( http://hydrocut.ca/ ), trail maps, trail signage and information kiosks • Successfully promoted membership, volunteering and sponsorship involvement • Organized events such as trail days, board meetings, negotiations, conferences and fund-raising - continued -
- 2. IGORDRAGOSLAVIC Page 2 igor@leaddog.ca Accomplishments: • Conceptualized and created the Hydrocut Mountain Bike Trails park; a highly renowned prime quality trail network, valued tourist destination, which attracts 500+ users daily • Laid-out and built trails in an environmentally sustainable and erosion safe way, with minimal impact on the surrounding natural environment, while greatly reducing the maintenance requirements • Initiated and facilitated the signing of an unprecedented legal Stewardship Agreement between the Region of Waterloo (the landowner) and the Waterloo Cycling Club (the stakeholder) • In 2013-2016 the Hydocut was chosen by the Singletracks.com as the best mountain bike trails in Ontario, and in 2017 was ranked the 27th in the world AWARDS / PRIZES • Named Eastern Trail Ambassador in 2012 by the IMBA (International Mountain Bike Association) Canada • Most notable XC mountain bike racing results: 2005/2009 Master Expert Ontario Champion 2009 Master Expert Ontario Cup Series Winner 2009 Master Expert Canada Cup Race Winner EDUCATION / COURSES • Four completed IMBA (International Mountain Bike Association) courses for sustainable trail building and management • Graphic Design College Diploma