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About Steamboat Magazine
Presented by: Ski Town Publications, Inc. 100 Park Avenue, Suite #209 Steamboat Springs, CO 80487 Phone: 970-871-9413 Fax: 970-871-1922 Email: info@steamboatmagazine.com.
PRESIDENT
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Deborah Olsen
Deborah Olsen earned a degree in journalism from the University of New Mexico and, as we like to say, "knows the business." She has spent time as a reporter, photo editor, professor and publisher. Her work has been awarded by the Associated Press and the Colorado Press Association. The latter gave her a "Best News Photo in Colorado" award during her coverage of the 1994 Good News Building explosion. But Deb says she is most proud of winning the Ski Association's "White Stag Award" for ski journalism.
Deb has been with Steamboat Magazine since 1993, and the owner of Ski Town Publications Inc. since 2004. She has also authored Steamboat Springs Legends: A Centennial Collection. Deb has skied an estimated 1,000 days on Mount Werner and has still managed to visit 50 countries. Throughout her travels, she has found no better place to come home to than Steamboat Springs.
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EDITORS
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Corey Copischke
For 15 years Corey Kopischke has been shooting in Steamboat and around the globe where his original passion centered on documentary sports action. Within his desire and growth he now designs unique landscape creations, active lifestyle portraiture, artistically inspired sports action, artful b&w, travel and creative wedding photojournalism.
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Eugene Buchanan
Eugene Buchanan was raised in Boulder, Colo., and still has the Birkenstocks to prove it. After serving as sports editor of the Telluride Times, he took a reporting position for the Denver Business Journal, which he quit two years later to kayak rivers in Ecuador and Peru. He took the reigns of Paddler magazine in 1992, and moved it to Steamboat Springs, where he served as its Publisher and Editor-in-Chief. A member of New York’s Explorer Club, his penchant for traveling, writing and paddling has taken him to more than 30 countries. His publishing credits include the New York Times, Men's Journal, Outside, National Geographic Adventure, Powder, Backcountry, Bikeand other national publications.
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Jennie Lay
Jennie Lay is a freelance journalist who travels frequently to cover stories throughout the western United States and beyond. Living and writing from her off-the-grid log cabin south of Steamboat Springs, she specializes in energy, the environment and adventure travel. Jennie keeps it local as a contributor to Steamboat Magazine and editor of the Steamboat Springs Visitors' Guide. She has also written for High Country News, Yoga Journal, Scuba Diving Magazine, Ski Magazine and 5280.
Food-lovers will delight in Jennie's blog: http://yampavalleyyum.wordpress.com/
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ADVERTISING ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES
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Dave Lawler
Dave brings 21 years of customer service and sales experience to the Steamboat Magazine team, as well as a proven track record through his work as a real estate broker in North Carolina. Before breaking into real estate, Dave was the director of marketing for Divers Alert Network (DAN). As a key member of the world's largest association of recreational scuba divers, he created instrumental programs that remain a vital part of the international dive community today.
When he’s not helping his customers with their advertising and business needs, you’ll find this avid outdoor enthusiast enjoying the fantastic activities and places Colorado has to offer. Dave has an innate ability to assess and fulfill a customer’s needs. His enthusiasm and people skills will enrich your Steamboat Magazine advertising experience!
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PRODUCTION MANAGER/IN-HOUSE GRAPHIC DESIGNER
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Julie Hebard
Julie Hebard is a Steamboat Springs native. She graduated in 2005 from Colorado State University with a double major in graphic design and marketing. She moved home to snowboard and now runs the Steamboat Magazine office, and serves as the in-house designer.
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BOOKKEEPER
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Sandy Jacobs
Originally a California girl, Sandy has been with Steamboat Magazine the longest of any us. She came on-board in 1993, as part of the Mac Media team that used to produce the magazine. Sandy specializes in detail: both in words and numbers, in her dual role as proofreader/bookkeeper. When she's not in the office, she's spending her time with her husband, native Steamboater Judd Jacobs, and their four-year-old daughter, Riley.
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ART DIRECTION/GRAPHIC DESIGN
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Steamboat Design Associates
When several design and marketing experts from large city agencies decided to move to Steamboat and start a creative marketing firm, Steamboat Design Associates was born. Creative Director Lisa Fleming, designers Traci Lanham, David Taylor and Todd Bishoff, and CFO Kay Wipper form the SDA team. They design for all of Ski Town Publications Inc.’s works, as well as more than a dozen other major companies.
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SALES AND MARKETING ADVISOR
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Travis Gainsley
After spending 12 years traveling the Caribbean and Central and South America in the Scuba Diving Industry, Travis finally wised up and moved to Steamboat. Travis owns a media consulting business, Three Wire Media Group, and when he's not at work, he can be found snowboarding, mountain biking, hitting the core-trail on his cruiser or looking for a good happy hour with friends around town. If you ask the staff what is the best thing about having Travis onboard...they will most likely reply, his two labs Trinidad & Tobago....
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OFFICE INTERN
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Amanda Theilemann
Amanda is a senior at Steamboat Springs High School. Her motto stands: life and happiness are best when you are able to share it with those you love. Long hikes and excursions with her dogs and family help her live true to this motto. Although she treasures Steamboat she also looks forward to her future and to college. For now she enjoys her days as a student at Steamboat High School and as the office intern at Steamboat Magazine.
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