There are probably multiple city agencies that deal with NAS and work with them to pull off the Ironman (or any other event.) It sort of depends on how you think the deal is sour. Police overtime? Use of streets? Reimbursement for clean-up costs? Cost of using Monona Terrace? Safety of volunteers? Recycling?
The first place I'd go would be the Parks Dept, because they deal with street use permits as well as Law Park. Obviously Monona Terrace is a big one. But perhaps what you really need to do is talk to the Greater Madison Convention and Visitor's Bureau. They are in the business of attracting these types of events to Madison. If you want to call me and give me more information about your concerns, I'll try to direct you to the correct person or department (or maybe private entity.) Robbie Webber wearing my City Alder hat 608-233-1390 On Tue, Sep 16, 2008 at 10:02 AM, Nick Rhoads <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: > I'm wondering which city entity deals with North America Sports (Formally > Ironman North America). > Over the last month I've unearthed quite a few bad deals and terrible > customer service reagarding NAS and the Ironman race. (Please email me if > you want details). One prominant triathlete used the words "raping the > community". > NAS lisences the IM name from Worth Triathlon Corp and then subcontrats the > IM race in Madison while pocketing a huge pay check. > I would like to bring these issues to the attention of city authorties > involved. > Thanks, > Nick RhoadKLs > > > _______________________________________________ > Bikies mailing list > Bikies@danenet.org > http://www.danenet.org/mailman/listinfo/bikies > >
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