CNENC Board of Directors

Mr. Rob Bradlee (bradlee@cnencxc.org)
Mr. Bradlee is the head coach of the Cambridge Sports Union (CSU) Junior Nordic Ski Club located in Eastern Massachusetts. Rob is one of the coaches for the Massachusetts team for the J2 Festival and the Eastern High School Championships. He started racing in high school back in the days of wooden skis, and continues to race in as many races each year as he possibly can. He serves on the NENSA Board of Directors and chairs the Coaches Development committee. He is a member of the Toko Tech Team and gives wax clinics around New England. He is a NENSA-certified Level 2 coach. His day job is teaching computer programming languages and operating systems to adults in the workplace, and he lives in Reading, Massachusetts.

Mr. Robert Haydock (haydock@cnencxc.org)
Mr. Haydock is a certified level 2 NENSA coach and served as a coach for the Eastern Mass Bill Koch Youth Ski League program from 1994 to 2003, the Cambridge Sports Union from 2004 to 2007, Massachusetts state J2 and Eastern High School Teams from 2000 to 2007. He has competed in cross country skiing and biathlon for the past 30 years, including qualifying and competing in the 1984 Biathlon Olympic Trials. He is a founding member and former Vice President of the NENSA Board of Directors, and currently serves on several NENSA board committees including the finance committee. He maintains and grooms 13 km of Cross Country Ski Trails on his own property and has been the race director for the Bogburn Cross Country Ski Race for the past 25 years. He is the Director of Global Educational Services at Charles River Development in Burlington, Mass and resides in Concord, Massachusetts.

Mr. Frank Edelblut (frank@cnencxc.org)
Mr. Edelblut has served as the Director for the Southwest New Hampshire District of the Bill Koch Youth Ski League for the past 10 years. He has served as the Chairman of the Bill Koch Festival twice, in 2004 and 2008. Frank serves on the Development Committee of the USSA Cross Country Ski Team, is a Director of the Patrick Henry College Foundation in Washington, DC and serves on Congressman’s Paul Hodes Small Business Advisory Committee. Frank was the founder and president of Control Solutions International, a compliance advisory firm, which was sold to Altran, a global top-20 consultancy based in Europe. Frank is the author of a number of articles and a frequent speaking on topics of corporate governance, compliance and control. He resides in Wilton, New Hampshire.

Ms. Kathy Maddock (kathy@cnencxc.org)
Ms. Maddock has served as the Head Coach of the Souhegan, New Hampshire High School Nordic Ski Team since 1997. She has coached the New Hampshire Team at the Eastern High School Championships and J2 Championships, and the New England Team at the Junior Olympics multiple times. She was the Assistant Coach at the Stratton Mountain School in 1988. She began Nordic racing at age 11 and competed in the Junior Olympics three times. As a racer at Dartmouth College she competed in the NCAAs three times, and was named to the All-East Ski Team three times. She took one year off from collegiate racing to compete with the United States Ski Team. As a member of this team she competed in World Cup races in Europe and Scandinavia. She was awarded the Dartmouth Coach’s Award in 1987 and was named a member of the Dartmouth College “Wearers of the Green.” She currently teaches social studies at Souhegan High School in Amherst, New Hampshire, and lives in Wilton, New Hampshire.

Mr. James Stock (Chair, Board of Directors, CNENC) (stock@cnencxc.org)
From 2003 to 2008, Mr. Stock served as the head coach of the Eastern Mass Bill Koch Youth Ski League, during which time the club grew from fewer than 30 to 140 skiers ages 7-13, making it the largest youth ski club in New England. He continues to coach with the club and with Cambridge Sports Union. Professionally, Jim is the Harold Hitchings Burbank Professor of Political Economy in the Department of Economics at Harvard University, served as Chair of the Harvard Economics Department from 2006-2009, and is on the Academic Advisory Council of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. Jim lives in Lincoln, Massachusetts.

Mr. Jeffrey Crocker (crocker@cnencxc.org)
Mr. Crocker, a resident of Peterborough, NH, is an avid recreational cross-country skier and general outdoor enthusiast. He has practiced law since 1979 in his native Jaffrey, NH, with an emphasis on real estate, estate planning, business, and municipal law. He has served as a member and chairperson of numerous local charitable and civic organizations, including the Peterborough Planning Board, the Peterborough Economic Development Authority, the Board of Trustees of Monadnock Community Hospital, and the Monadnock Region Board of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation (becoming chairperson in 2010).