Built for Players. Trusted by Families. CIPM Launches New Website & Brand

Center Ice Player Management has officially unveiled its new website and brand identity, marking a major step forward in the company’s continued growth and commitment to serving student-athletes and their families.

The updated platform reflects CIPM’s modern approach to hockey advising — built around clarity, structure, and personalized guidance. Designed with both players and parents in mind, the new website provides a streamlined experience that makes it easier to understand the path to junior and collegiate hockey.

“We wanted to create something that truly represents who we are and how we operate,” said Nick Pagliacci, Founder and Director of CIPM. “This isn’t just a new look — it’s a better way for players and families to connect with us and understand how we can help.”

The redesign and rebrand were developed in partnership with NXT-SHIFT Media, who led the creative direction and website development. The result is a clean, modern platform paired with a refreshed visual identity that reflects CIPM’s professionalism, structure, and commitment to player success.

Visitors can now explore detailed information on CIPM’s services, development approach, and structured process, all while gaining a clearer understanding of what sets the organization apart.

In addition to the visual upgrade, the new platform places a strong emphasis on accessibility and usability. Whether accessing from desktop or mobile, players and families can easily navigate the site, learn about the advisory process, and take the first step by scheduling a free consultation.

At its core, the launch represents more than just a digital update. It reinforces CIPM’s mission to guide athletes through the often complex hockey landscape with honest evaluations, consistent support, and a focus on long-term success.

As the game continues to evolve, Center Ice Player Management remains committed to evolving with it — providing a modern solution for players looking to take the next step in their hockey careers.