
Leadership
At Celebrate we work hard at developing leaders through consistent training and development opportunities.
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Roxanne CaveRoxanne fell in love with Whistler in 1988 during her first trip to work and ski and has made it her home ever since. Over the years Roxanne has amassed broad experience in every aspect of the planning process, including involvement in major sporting events such as operations with the World Cup Freestyle in the mid 90’s to large association conferences, corporate meetings and full scope wedding planning. She has undertaken special event management studies at the George Washington University in D.C. in addition to working within the Fairmont group of hotels in sales and marketing and conference services departments. Roxanne understands the importance of strong relationships, open communication, attention to detail and unwavering commitment to each and every event. She hopes everyone sees the beauty in Whistler as much as she does and makes it her personal goal to ensure each event is unique, memorable, stunning, and impeccably organized. |
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Karmen CozensThe “communication guru” comes complete with a tool-kit of techniques to calm and illuminate any event. Karmen hold’s an Associate Degree in Arts and a Bachelor’s in Justice Studies-Mediation/Negotiation. She originally worked in an educational setting for ten years helping people advance their life goals through education. The other side… Karmen has extensive experience and knowledge in the food and beverage industry. Her refined palate can define wine and she loves delectable food, combine that with a gorgeous atmosphere, and she is current on what’s hot. Karmen has worked smashing Italian functions to intimate groups at 5 star boutique hotels. Her passion is working with people and her loyalty is to providing events to remember. |
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Hayley BeveridgeHayley comes to Celebrate with a diverse background in meeting management and hospitality. After completing her studies which covered Business, Event Management and Hospitality, Hayley jumped into the conference planning field in Melbourne working as a floor coordinator with a large conference planning company, then on to Seminar Coordination with an educational firm. As all good Aussies do Hayley decided to take her travel bug seriously and left Melbourne for Whistler, completing a winter working for one of our many luxury hotels, and: very hands on in events and banquet departments. Upon her return to Australia Hayley took a position with one of Australia’s leading conference and event management companies as a program coordinator working on programs as large as 4,000 delegates. Of course we were lucky that she missed Whistler immensely and decided to return to work where the biggest events in the world happen. We are delighted that Hayley has decided to join our team and would like to introduce her to you as our Corporate and Special Events Manager. |
Brooke PartingtonWith a Bachelor of Arts in Communications, Brooke has been working in the events and communication field since 1999. She originally worked for Sydney PR Works, a boutique public relations agency in Australia. Her clients include Ericsson mobile technology, consumer IT groups and several fashion and travel companies where she managed all their public relations needs including major launches and special events. Brooke has significant experience in the event fundraising department having worked for the Multiple Sclerosis Society special events division for three years and as the Special Events Manager for the Children’s Hospital at Westmead for two years. In this time Brooke worked on large scale sporting events for up to 10,000 participants to celebrity cocktail events for intimate groups and also has broad experience in event publicity and marketing, sponsorship and volunteer management. Brooke also contracts for Vancouver’s Uniting Church of Canada where she overseas events such as the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra’s Christmas performances and for several event companies where she has worked for the Arthritis “Blue Bird Gala” and the infamous “Gold Metal Plates”. |


