What to do when it feels like you need to rethink EVERYTHING?

Summer 2022 is the time.

What more of a kick in the butt do you need? Staff need to be paid equitably, programs need to be rethought, value-added means something totally different nowadays and we need to be ready.

And here’s the thing - PEOPLE WANT CAMP. They need it more than ever.

So demand is up. How do we meet the need?

We need to bring some serious brainpower to this conversation - so why have one Podcast hosting team when you could have TWO!?

Joining Sam and Andy is Kelly Schuna and Howie Grossinger, the co-hosts of Go Camp Pro’s The Camp Owners Podcast.

Together, they will take an initial dive into two of the hottest issues in camp right now - staffing and re-organization.

We can’t wait another second. Let’s dive in.

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YOUR HOSTS:

Andy Pritikin, Owner/Director - Liberty Lake Day Camp
Sam Thompson, Recreation Supervisor - Crystal Lake Park District
Kelly Schuna - Executive Director - Hidden Pines Ranch
Howie Grossinger - Co-owner/Director - Camp Robin Hood, Partner - Camp Walden & Madawaska Camps

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Thanks to our wonderful sponsors who help make this Go Camp Pro podcast possible:

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