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Cory Jennermann is a runner, skier, outdoor enthusiast, and possibly the funniest person you might run into during a marathon. He is the co-Founder and Managing Partner of RunGuides Media, a platform that helps runners find races and clubs near them. RunGuides recently launched the Virtual Baton App to help organizations produce fun virtual team challenges and virtual relays.
Cory was born in Cold Lake Alberta. Because his dad was a dentist in the military, he moved a lot during his childhood, to Calgary, North Bay, and Germany until finally settling on Vancouver Island. He studied business at the University of Victoria, where he met his co-Founder Brendan Eamer, and where he joined his first 10k team.

Running quickly became an interest and a passion after graduating. Cory would eventually participate in marathons, an Iron Man and various Trail races. A friend once asked him which races he should look for - that sparked Cory’s interest, and he decided to create a directory for events in North America. Today, RunGuides offers information on thousands of races across North America, and ressources for runners who want to prepare and participate in these events. Never quitting, Cory and Brendan launched the Virtual Baton App after the pandemic hit, and their next big event is the Las Vegas to Tijuana. You can expect to start the race with a fanny pack of goodies, but with a craving for tacos.

Check out RunGuides: https://www.runguides.com/
Want to talk about running or partnerships with Cory? You can email him at cory@runguides.com.

Sylvain Morel est le co-fondateur et le COO de Sportihome, une plateforme qui offre des solutions d’hébergement pour les sportifs et les assoiffés d’activités extérieures. En plus d’être à la tête d’une entreprise en plein essor, Sylvain jongle deux autres rôles à temps plein: celui de père de famille et de zélé de kitesurf. 
Sylvain a grandi dans le sud-est de la France dans une famille de sportifs. Tout jeune, il prend part à des compétitions de voile. Puis, Il s’intéresse au parapente, et ensuite au kitesurf qu’il pratique religieusement depuis plus de vingt ans. Après avoir terminé son degré d’ingénierie, notre charmant entrepreneur s’introduit dans le monde du business, d’abord chez Keyence, puis ensuite chez Alpha MOS pour plus de 6 ans. Durant ses voyages d’affaires, il visite plus de 50 pays où il essaie d’y ajouter des sessions de kitesurf ou de VTT le plus possible. Il réalise qu’il aimerait rester dormir chez des sportifs qui partagent le même goût pour le plein air.

En 2015, durant un enterrement de vie de garçon, il partage son idée d’hébergement collectif pour les sportifs à son ami Fred Diaw. Par tout hasard, Fred avait exactement la même idée, il voulait héberger des sportifs chez lui et voulait bâtir une entreprise pour attirer les passionnés de sport, et tous les deux décident d’unir leurs forces. Dès janvier 2016, ils lancent une landing page et un an plus tard, ils incorporent Sportihome. Prisée par les amateurs de sport, l’entreprise de Montpellier est en plein essor. Elle compte désormais plus de 15 employés et dénombre plus 10,000 logements à travers la France et l’Europe. Si vous suivez Sylvain sur les médiaux sociaux, il ne jure que par trois mots: GO GO GO.
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Pour rejoindre Sylvain ou visiter Sportihome, veuillez consulter les liens suivants:
➤ Sportihome: https://sportihome.com/
➤ Sylvain (LinkedIn): https://www.linkedin.com/in/morel-sylvain-96981813/

Éric Gerardin est un entrepreneur et une source constante d'idées innovatrices dans le monde du tourisme. Il est le co-fondateur et le CEO de Doyoogo, un réseau distribution de plus de 450,000 d’activités disponibles dans plus de 3000 destinations. Il est également le co-fondateur et le CEO de Génération Voyage, un site qui propose plus de 5000 articles sur des villes et pays du monde entier.
Éric est né à Montpellier où il réside actuellement. Depuis qu’il a 17 ans, il voyage à une nouvelle destination à chaque année. En France, il passe d’abord par Poitiers, puis LaRochelle et il s’installe par après à Toulouse. À l’international, il étudie en Italie et durant son Master, il prend l’avion pour le Brésil. Éric possède un Baccalauréat en géologie et un Master en Hydrogéologie - des sujet enrichissants qui par tout hasard ont mené à une belle carrière d’entrepreneur en voyage.

En effet, c’est durant son séjour au Brésil qu’il développe un intérêt pour le développement web et pour la programmation, et qu’il continue à approfondir lorsqu’il se rend à Australie avec son co-fondateur Florian Colas. En 2013, Éric et Florian décident d’enfin poser leurs valises à Cracovie, et sous le ciel polonais, créent le réseau newsly.fr, le prédécesseur de Génération Voyage. Aujourd’hui, Génération Voyage accueille chaque mois plus de 2 millions de visiteurs.

Malgré la pandémie mondiale et le nouveau confinement en France, Génération Voyage est en plein essor avec une équipe de 16 employés. Montrant aucun signe de fatigue, Éric vient de lancer une nouvelle application mobile Exod, qui propose des activités à faire autour de Montpellier, et qu’il espère étendre à d’autres villes bientôt.
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Pour en savoir plus sur les projets d'Eric, veuillez consulter les liens suivants:
➤ Génération Voyage: https://generationvoyage.fr/
➤ Doyoogo: http://doyoogo.com/
➤ Exod: https://exod.app/

Eliot Jackson is a former professional Downhill Biker and World Cup Racer, and a Red Bull Presenter. He is also the Founder of the Grow Cycling Foundation, and the CEO and Founder of Reggy, an online discovery platform for mountain biking race/ride events. On Reggy, you can also connect with other riders and with the MTB community at large.
Eliot grew up in Oklahoma and would later move to California. At a very early age, he was infatuated with motocross, a passion he shared with his brother. Splitting his time between summers in Oklahoma and winters in California, he competed in several championships and claiming several titles along the way. 
At the age of 18, he decided to try out another sport: mountain biking. There was no stopping his thirst for competition, and for the next 12 years, Eliot participated in many US and World championships. In 2015, he finished 2nd in the Pro Downhill Class at Crankworx New Zealand.
Despite constant riding and competitions, Eliot worked on other projects in tandem. He pursued a degree in computer science and started his own music recording studio. Seeking to combine his love for the mountain biking community, his programming skills and a desire for entrepreneurship, Eliot created Reggy, where he hopes to inspire and help connect the next generation of racing and riding enthusiasts.
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Check out Eliot and his projects with the links below:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eliotjackson/
Reggy: https://goreggy.com/
Grow Cycling Foundation: https://growcyclingfoundation.org/

Oli Russell-Cowan is the CEO and Founder of Rad Season, a web platform with all-in-one information on action sports, adventure events and music festivals around the world.
Oli grew up in England and became a rad adventurer at a very early age, when he picked up bodyboarding during family vacations to Spain. While at Swansea University, he started surfing and immersed himself in the local surfer sub-culture.
His love for surfing brought him to the Gold Coast of Australia, and to the Canary Islands, where he met his partner Kat. For their honeymoon, they travelled through Central America and the US West Coast, touring festivals and discovering a plenitude of cultural and adventure experiences. And that’s when the idea of Rad Season started taking a hold. His new mission: to create a platform where others could find and discover similar events, and plan their next rad aventure.
With 900 events, increasing web traffic and a fresh move to Portugal, 2020 was shaping to be a great year. While the pandemic put a halt to some of the growth, it also gave Oli the opportunity to work on another project he is passionate about: the Rad Season Podcast. Showing no signs of slowing down, he is already at his 50th episode!

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Check out Rad Season with the links below:
Website: https://radseason.com/
➤ Podcast - Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/rad-season-podcast-action-sports-and-adventure-show/id1515470618
➤ Podcast - Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4D35JwFbpVDcbyipisI4Ox

FOLLOW THEM ON:
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/radseason/
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/radseason
Twitter - https://twitter.com/RadSeason

Vincent Brunet-Dupont is the CEO and co-Founder of Trebuchet, a Montreal development studio that specializes in VR games and experiences.
Vincent grew up on the south shore of Montreal. From an early age, movies and video production fascinated him. During a personality test at school, he scored high in the artistic, entrepreneur and social categories - the final sign that he should look at a career in the film industry. He enrolled in Film Production at the University of Concordia and graduated in 2013.

After developing a film coop called “On est 10” with fellow graduates, he decided to move in to the VR gaming space, and co-founded Trebuchet in 2017. Their first game, Prison Boss VR was released on Steam on in August of 2017. Transforming your living room into a prison cell, the goal of the game is to win enough social point by performing certain tasks without getting caught (for example, rolling cigarettes to sell), and ultimately become the Prison boss.

Using room scale intelligently led to the creating of Jousting Time, an interactive VR jousting show match game. During the process, they launched a Kickstarter, and a toured video arcades across Japan and South Korea. Trebuchet plans to launch their next game, Winds and Leaves, in the Spring of 2021. Much like their previous works, Winds and Leaves promises to be an impactful game by giving you the ability to roam through various biomes, and bring back life one seed at a time.

Winds and Leaves Trailer
Jousting Time Kickstarter Video
Interested in partnering with Trebuchet? You can reach Vincent by email at vincent@trebuchet.fun