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Mike Keenan – Having a Sense of Mission

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2012 Hockey Coaches Conference
Topic: Having a Sense of Mission
Presenter: Mike Keenan – Former NHL Head Coach and Stanley Cup Champion

Few coaches have the experience of building winning teams as Mike Keenan. Mike has led teams to championships in the AHL, CIAU, NHL, Canada Cup and most recently, the KHL. In his keynote address, he shares stories from his personal coaching journey and stresses the importance of creating expectations for your team and reinforcing those expectations on a daily basis. Coaches are leaders and have to demonstrate to their players that they are invested in both their individual and the team’s success.

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