Since 1990, Ian Pulver has played an instrumental role in devising and implementing the systems and rules that govern the life of a Player in the NHL. He will provide expert advice to his clients in their career planning by delivering intelligent recommendations that are suited for each particular Player.
The bedrock of Pulver Sports are the fundamental principles of:

• accessibility
• accountability
• communication
• information
• execution; and
• strategic planning

Ian has an intimate understanding and appreciation of the challenges and pressures that Players encounter on a daily basis and is well positioned to provide unique personal services that will be responsive to each Player’s needs.

Ian Pulver graduated from the University of British Columbia, Faculty of Law in May
of 1990. He was admitted to practice law in the province of Ontario in February 1992. Upon graduation from law school, Ian started to work for the National Hockey League Players’ Association (“NHLPA”). Since that time, he has devoted his professional life
to advancing the rights and benefits of the members of the NHLPA.

Ian has been recognized on several occasions by The Hockey News as one of the People of Power and Influence in the National Hockey League including being ranked
in the top 25 three years in a row.

Currently, Ian is a guest lecturer at the University of Western Ontario Law School.
He has appeared from time to time on TSN’s Off the Record and was a guest on Sportsnet’s 2006 NHL Trade Deadline Show. He recently authored an Entry Draft Primer which appeared on sportsnet.ca during the 2006 NHL Entry Draft in Vancouver.

Ian resides in Toronto with his wife and three children.