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Professionals

Caretakers of the horses and teachers of the Sport
Professionals ADVISORY group  
Caretakers of the horses and teachers of the Sport
With the involvement, input and advice of seasoned Professionals, an aspiring young horseman gains a leg-up.
​Be sure to check the Professional Advisory box on your membership to be a part of this ESA segment.
MEMBERSHIP IS COMPLIMENTARY  - till June 30, 2024 
What is the Professionals Program?
Equestrian Sport Advocates’ Professionals Program is a unique opportunity for experienced professionals to be involved in creating workshops, seminars, mentoring, etc relating to your career and experience as a Professional in the Hunter-Jumper industry.  Geared to ‘giving back’ and helping to build new Professionals for the future of the sport, involvement from the ‘older’ generation is vital in developing a strong career path for younger Professionals. The next generation of Trainers, coaches, instructors, riders, etc. could utilize the experience and wisdom of the ‘older’ generation.
     
Program Features, member requirements:
  • 3-year program commitment with 2 to 3 rotational assignments either at your facility, a show,  in a regional hub, ZOOM or a different industry location that fits into your business calendar.
  • Participating includes workshops, seminar, symposium, advisory, mentoring, advising, guest speaking as it fits into YOUR time availability. Leadership exposure and development that provides strong opportunities for growth
  • Active mentoring Young Professionals and advising ESA throughout the program 
   
Eligibility:

            The qualification criteria for professionals or industry people for this part of the              program are:
  • A strong personal commitment to the future of the sport and to the up and coming professionals who will one day inherit it.
  • An intense interest and success in the horse show/showing field;
  • A minimum of fifteen years relevant experience in the horse world, with working experience references an asset.
  • Willingness and availability to be assigned to New-Young Professional applicants in a variety of roles.
  •  The ideal candidate’s age is not an issue. Age is a state of mind only.
EQUESTRIAN SPORT ADVOCATES 
Mission: Equestrian Sport Advocates seeks to foster the education of: equestrian industry ethics, principals, best business practices, career guidance, and networking opportunities for personal equestrian advancement.

Who:  Equestrians who are or may have and interest to become, a professional in the equine industry, regardless of age, discipline, or position.  Example: Trainer, Rider, Coach, Instructor, Business Owner.


MEMBERSHIP IS COMPLIMENTARY  - till June 30, 2024 ​
Support Member 
A general ESA membership for those involved in, or interested in, the equestrian industry.

1 ) Intern Member (or Working Students); 
A ESA member who is working as an trainee to a ESA Professional member in the equestrian industry
 
2) Riding Academy - Riding School Instructor Member
An ESA member who works at a Riding School or Riding Academy

3) Assistant Professional; 
An ESA member who is working full time and is an assistant to an ESA professional

4) Associate Professional
An ESA member, who does not own the business, but is working in a partnership with and established ESA industry trainer 

5) Aspiring Professional Member 
An ESA member who has established an equine business and has less than 15
years in the equestrian industry as a professional.

6) Senior Professional Member 
A ESA member who been working in established businesses in the equestrian industry as a professional for 15 to 34 years.

7) Master Professional Member; 
A ESA member who has been working in established businesses in the equestrian industry as a professional for 35 years or more. The ESA Senior Professional must also have a proven record of success in the sport or equestrian business as well as a history of governance in an equestrian industry association, continuous work in a support business or continued work for a charity. 

8) Industry Professional Member 
An ESA member working in the industry in any capacity other than training, coaching or instructing.
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STRATEGIC PARTNERS
Mike Edrick
Kevn Babington
John Charlebois
Carlton Brooks
Susie Hutchison
Mandy Porter
Dick Carvin
Mark Bone
​Francie Steinwedell-Carvin
Fran Dotoli
Diane Carney
Frank Madden
Jimmy Torono
PROJECTS

Intern partnerships 
​**Your careers Stepping Stone

Mentoring

Phone support and Young Pro Hot line

Continuing education opportunities
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