Remi Cloutier retires from consulting role with CFSA

After many years of contributions to the Canadian Freestyle Ski Association, in several different roles including event director of the FIS Freestyle World Cup at Mont Tremblant and as a corporate and government alliances consultant for CFSA, Remi Cloutier is retiring from all official duties with the CFSA.

“I am very proud of the work done over the years,” said Remi. “I wish to thank all of those who helped make the job so fascinating and pleasant; the athletes, the coaches, the volunteers, the sponsors, the suppliers, the staff of the CFSA, our friends at MSSi and Tremblant, and many more. As I move on, I will continue to work with the ski museums, the Laurentian Hospital Foundation, the Laurentian Lakes conservation, among others, and I hope to be involved with the Vancouver 2010 Paralympic Winter Games as a volunteer. I retire with the proud feeling that the mission has been accomplished.”

Remi has played a significant role in building our sport, and ensuring that the events in Quebec stayed feasible, strong, and vibrant. We will look forward to seeing him at our events for many years to come.

posted March 17, 2008