| George Fallar – Chairman – gfallar@deserthockey.org | |
| George is a software engineer and overall web technology guy. He’s currently the co-founder and Chief Technology Officer of ZipChart, Inc., an electronic medical records software company. George learned the game of hockey on a pond in New York and has been a hockey fan his entire life. | |
| As the chairman of Glendale First! (a political action committee), he and his compadres were deeply involved with the political side of the Phoenix Coyotes situation. | |
| Adam Shroyer – Vice Chair – ashroyer@deserthockey.org | |
| Adam a.k.a. The Goalie, was born and raised in Glendale, Arizona, and instantly fell in love with hockey watching the Mighty Ducks and sitting in the Dog House at AWA cheering on the Yotes. Spending most of his afternoons playing street hockey, he became a natural puck stopping machine, fashioning his first goalie chest protector out of rope and a seat cushion. His family has season tickets for the Coyotes and attends games with his dad Rick and fiancé Sarah. | |
| After high school, Adam attended Arizona Culinary Institute where he earned his degree and currently works as a Culinary Director for The Sundance Center in Scottsdale. Some of his other passions include engineering and robotics where he also mentors a FIRST Robotics team at Cactus High School in Glendale. He’s proud to be on the Board of Directors for Desert Hockey Development and cannot wait to help Grow the Game in Arizona. | |
| Bea Wyatt – Secretary – bwyatt@deserthockey.org | |
| Bea is a customer support guru and all around go to person for computer support and implementation of her company’s medical records software. Bea fell in love with the game of hockey in the desert, in Glendale Arizona when she attended her first hockey game in 2006. Because Bea is the mom of 5 children, it’s a natural progression that she would be a supporter of children and children issues. | |
| Bea has dedicated her time to volunteer with charities which support and help improve the lives of children both locally and worldwide. So, it was no surprise she jumped in with both feet when asked to join the Desert Hockey Development board. Bea’s favorite quote comes from Eleanor Roosevelt; “ The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.” | |
| Larry Feiner – lfeiner@deserthockey.org | |
| Larry’s love affair with ice hockey began in the mid-70’s in the Los Angeles area where he first played hockey at the age of 6. Rooting for the likes of Marcel Dionne, Butch Goring, and Rogie Vachon his family relocated to St. Louis when he was 9 years old and when asked, Larry says he is from St Louis. | |
| Larry still loves playing the sport and plays 2 or 3 times a week. | |
| Larry has a thriving business as a real estate agent (www.LarryFeiner.com) and shares Coyotes season tickets with his wife of 20 years and his father. He took an active role in the Coyotes relocation struggle and it was during this campaign he met the most passionate fans of the sport that he’s ever known. This group organized Desert Hockey Development to continue growing the sport in Arizona and Larry says he is proud to be associated with such a fine group of people. | |
| John Glenn – jglenn@deserthockey.org | |
| John is a project manager with CCBG Architects specializing in urban redevelopment and zoning. He is actively engaged with the City of Phoenix, sitting on several City boards. He has been on the Central City Village planning Committee for several years and recently completed a two-year term as chairman. | |
| John moved to Arizona in 2000 to attend ASU for a master’s degree in Architecture, and is a LEED Accredited professional. John has a great love for the game of Hockey, and plays as a defenseman on valley adult leagues. John is also deeply concerned for children and his involvement with Desert Hockey Development allows him to engage with children to share his love of the game with future generations of hockey fans/athletes. | |