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Sports ETA welcomes Christina Velasquez as Director

Christina Velasquez is the new Director of Education and Research at Sports ETA. Courtesy Sports ETA fiveInnati, Ohio——Sports ETA has announced Christina Velasquez as its new director of education and research. Velasquez has nearly 10 years of experience in professional education and research. She previously served as the Director of Education for the American College of Optometry. In her new role, she will focus on enhancing Sports ETA's professional development through educational programs and research initiatives. She will also oversee the delivery of educational content, certification programs and industry research. "Christina's exceptional experience and passion for professional development make her a tremendous asset to Sports ETA. Her vision to advance education and research aligns perfectly with our mission to support sports events and tourism professionals. We are confident in her leadership will inspire innovation and drive our industry forward," said John David, President and CEO of Sports ETA. Velasquez will also work closely with members, subject matter experts and industry…

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Episode 016 – Unleashing the Power of Happiness – with Christina

Episode 016 – Unleashing the Power of Happiness – Interview with professional happiness coach Christina Unrein Christina's goal is to empower people to find their happiness and achieve it faster! Q: Who is your ideal client? A: Weirdos, eccentrics, wannabes, workaholics, people pleasers. I also like to work with people who are brave and who love to be themselves - no matter what that looks like. Happiness is an ongoing choice, we must stick with it! Q – What experiences have you had at trade shows? A: I have been in almost every situation at a trade show. As an exhibitor behind the booth, in front of the booth, walking around the show, etc. Q: Do you think happiness is missing at trade shows? A: I think for a party to happen, it has to be intentional. It can't be forced. You shouldn't say, "We're just going to play music or have an ice cream social." It has to be…