Interval Leisure Group CEO to Keynote at Australian Timeshare and Holiday Ownership Council Annual Conference
Business Wire, Sept 02, 2010
LONDON — Interval International, a prominent worldwide provider of vacation
services and an operating segment of Interval Leisure Group (Nasdaq:
IILG), is a key sponsor of the Australian Timeshare and Holiday
Ownership Council (ATHOC) Annual Conference to be held from 12th to 14th
September at the Crowne Plaza in Christchurch, New Zealand.
Craig M. Nash, chairman, president and chief executive officer of
Interval Leisure Group, will open the conference as keynote speaker,
addressing delegates on the state of the global vacation ownership
industry. Joe Hickman, Intervals executive director Asia Pacific and
Sean Farquhar, Intervals executive director of operations Asia Pacific,
will also represent the company at the event.
Interval has worked with the association for many years to further its
goal of representing industry members, as well as offering information
and support to owners throughout the region, Nash said. We look
forward to participating in this years conference and to discussing
with fellow industry representatives the many opportunities for holiday
ownership.
We are very pleased to once again welcome Interval as a sponsor of the
conference and are appreciative of its continued commitment to ATHOC,
said Laura Younger, general manager of the association. Intervals
involvement helps us promote the benefits of the industry and assist all
members to achieve growth and profitability in an ever-changing business
environment.
In addition to its support of the council, Interval is a platinum
sponsor of the ATHOC Foundation, which contributes funds to children and
families in need.
About Interval International
Interval International operates membership programmes for vacationers
and provides value-added services to its developer clients worldwide.
Based in Miami, Florida, the company has been a pioneer and innovator in
serving the vacation ownership market for more than 34 years. Today,
Interval has an exchange network of more than 2,500 resorts in over 75
nations. Through offices in 14 countries, Interval offers high-quality
products and benefits to resort clients and approximately 2 million
families who are enrolled in various membership programmes
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You can see what?s missing and devise ways to fill the gap.
For example, if you are missing achievement and recognition because your change initiatives are nowhere near completion, give yourself several simpler projects to complete, even something at home.
If you are missing social connections, ask yourself, ?What specifically does that mean to me?? You might realize that the location of your new company interferes with your ability to connect with industry contacts. Map a plan to network twice a month, drop a note to industry contacts periodically, and attend a new conference to increase your connections in your field.
When you change companies, you?ll almost always encounter a change in culture, sometimes mild, sometimes severe. Before you make a move, check out the company?s culture as well as its financial statements and the specifics of the job offer. If you?ve already made a move and you?re not sure it?s the right one, these suggestions may help you decide with greater confidence whether to stay or go.
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You can work your fast-twitch (explosive power) muscle fibers and your slow-twitch (endurance power)
fibers in the same workout. Split your body into two workouts skipping a day between workouts for
rest and re-growth.
Day one (chest, back, triceps, biceps)
Bench press 1×15, 1×6
Flyes 1×15, 1×6
Chins 1×15, 1×6
Bent rowing 1×15, 1×6
Back extension 1×20, 1×10
Tricep press 1×15, 1×6
Barbell curl 1×15, 1×6
Hammer curl 1×18, 1×8
Day two (legs, shoulders, abs)
Leg extension 1×15, 1×6
Squat 1×20, 1×8
Leg curl 1×15, 1×6
Barbell press 1×15, 1×6
Lateral raise 1×15, 1×6
Shrug 1×18, 1×8
Crunches 1×25, 1×12
After a few minutes of warm-ups and light stretching, go right into the light set of each exercise.
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