1. SEA/AEA cooperation - different models
David May
Jari Kymäläinen
Tony Thornley
February 2018
HLES - Riga

2. AEA – Tulla Spinelli (SUI)
2013 (ITA) experience
SEA – David May (GBR)
AEA – Tulla Spinelli (SUI)
Tulla not free for WMOC week
Came to every SEA visit and attended many OC meetings too
Fluent in Italian!!
February 2018
HLES - Riga

3. 2014 (BRA) experience SEA – Øivind Holt (NOR) AEA – David May (GBR)
Did much of organisation in/out of forest between us!
Øivind focused on in-forest
David set up EC etc
February 2018
HLES - Riga

4. SEA – Jari Kymäläinen (FIN)
2016 (EST) experience
SEA – Jari Kymäläinen (FIN)
AEA – Hannu Pyy (FIN)
Hannu’s help in WOC week priceless, mostly helping with start routines
Good support with course setting principles
For other duties responsibility difficult to share – rules, norms, organization, schedules, bulletins, contingency plans, first aid, web sites, merchandize, prices.
Jari had a chance for 6-7 meetings with key organizers
National Controller very important for field work and knowing local organizing teams strengths and weaknesses
February 2018
HLES - Riga

5. 2018 (DEN) system SEA – Tony Thornley (GBR) AEA – Steve McKinley (GBR)
February 2018
HLES - Riga

6. Are 2 EAs better than 1? As SEA – had assistance at WOC 2005 (Japan)
WMOC 2018 (Denmark)
As National Controller worked with SEA/AEA
- WOC99 and WOC15 (Scotland)
February 2018
HLES - Riga

7. ? WMOC 2018 Legs and speed International event SEA/jury experience
Memory
UK major events
Learning
International event SEA/jury experience
Map making
Mentoring
February 2018
HLES - Riga

8. SEA + AEA: 5 Cs Common understanding of what makes a good competition
Culture/language (?)
Complementary skills
Consistency
Clarity – with each other and for the organisers
February 2018
HLES - Riga