MANAGEMENT - September 29, 2003
Beth Robertson, vice president of communications for the International Assn. of Amusement Parks and Attractions, announced the appointment of Scott Towle to the recently-created position of media relations manager. Towle was formerly a media liaison for the American Trucking Assn. Robertson said Towle's
immediate duties will include helping develop a proactive, strategic communications plan that includes components to publicize the industry's safety record and the importance of America's amusement parks and attractions to the U.S. economy. "This industry has a tremendous story that I look forward to getting out to every media outlet I can find," said Towle.
Prior to his tenure with the American Trucking Assn., Towle worked in various public communication capacities with USA Today, the U.S. Congress, The National Wildlife Federation, and The U.S. Dept. of Transportation.
Prior to his tenure with the American Trucking Assn., Towle worked in various public communication capacities with USA Today, the U.S. Congress, The National Wildlife Federation, and The U.S. Dept. of Transportation.
In addition, make sure to read these articles:
- Inmarsat Welcomes Landmark Double Access Ruling to The U.S. Domestic Market; U.S. Congress...
- U.S. Congress Questions Whether China is Playing Fair on Trade; SEMA Member Auto Meter...
- Construction's Future is Bright
- The Perfect Chip?
- State-economy tops $211 billion
- Cheesemakers becoming specialists
- More kids going to college
- WISCONSIN WAGES INCREASE
- Stand-still efficiency.
- Washington salutes power service products for helping make America less energy-dependent.
- Look Ma! No hands... no head... no feet...
- Promising Advances in Photovoltaics
- Legal Q & A keys to trade case success.
- Hearings on insurance monopoly.
Business Editors & High-Tech Writers LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 3, 2001 FCC Grants Inmarsat Partners Access Right To U.S. Domestic Market Inmarsat Ventures plc, a leading global ......
WASHINGTON -- Efforts to fight off-shore piracy continued today as two House Small Business Subcommittees held a joint hearing to consider whether China is ......
Employment Projections data indicate that construction employment will increase 11.4 percent over the 2004-14 period. Construction is the only goods-producing sector in which employment is ......
IMAGE PHOTOGRAPH 1 Ivory Crisp potatoes? are ideal fur chips, say researchers. A new potato may hold the key to producing the ideal chip. The ......
If you've ever dealt with data from the federal government, you know it can take years for it to be released. The U.S. Dept. of ......
Specialty cheese production in Wisconsin continued its upward trend in 2005, according to the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, rising another 7%. A specialty cheese is ......
A large majority of recent high-school graduates are enrolled in college. In October 2004,67% of the 2.8 million kids graduating in the class of 2004 ......
Data from the U.S. Dept. of Labor shows that Wisconsin workers had the greatest increase in wages from 2001 to 2002 among the Great Lakes ......
Under a study of stationary engine efficiency funded through the U.S. Dept. of Energy's Office of Distributed Energy, MIT principal research scientist Victor W. Wong ......
Power Service Products (PSP) has been cited by the U.S. Dept. of Energy (DOE) as "a leader in reducing the nation's dependence on imported oil, ......
IMAGE PHOTOGRAPH 1 "Ghostrider," a iderless motorcycle, will compete in a175-mile race in the U.S. Southwest. "Gostrider," the world's first autonomous motorcycle, will be one ......
In "Demystifying the Hydrogen Myth," Dr. Shinnar makes several important points related to generating electricity and storing hydrogen, but his oversimplification of the R&D needs ......
When the options available to the foundry industry to fight low-cost foreign casting suppliers are explored, the method on the tip of everyone's tongue is ......
HEARINGS ON INSURANCE MONOPOLY. Costa Rica's legislature has begun hearings on legislation to open up the government's insurance monopoly to competition, a requirement of CAFTA-DR, ......
Email
Digg It
del.icio.us
Related Resources
Creating a Successful Company with Good Employee Benefits
Host Hattie Bryant of Small Business School interviews Bart Mahan of Buggies Unlimited, a Richmond, Kentucky-based company that sells gear for golf carts.
Business Resources
Sponsored Links
Site Map | Contact Us | FAQs | About Us | Media Kit | Reprints | RSS Directory | Sign Up for Free Newsletters | Disclosure Policy
Copyright © 1999 - 2008 AllBusiness.com, Inc. All rights reserved.
No part of this content or the data or information included therein may be reproduced,
republished or redistributed without the prior written consent of AllBusiness.com.
Use of this site is governed by our Copyright and Intellectual Property Policy, Terms of Use Agreement and Privacy Policy.
© Copyright 2003 Nielsen Business Media, Inc. All rights reserved.
You may not repost, republish, reproduce, package and/or redistribute the content of this page,
in whole or in part, without the written permission of the copyright holder.
Get In-Depth Company Information from Hoover's | Buy a D&B Credit Report | What is in Your Company's D&B Credit Report? | Article Archives
Online Business Database | Online Business Information | Email Marketing Lists | Sales and Marketing Solutions | Business Mailing Lists
Online Business Database | Online Business Information | Email Marketing Lists | Sales and Marketing Solutions | Business Mailing Lists
Information and opinions on AllBusiness.com solely represent the thoughts and opinions of the authors and are not endorsed by, or reflect the beliefs of,
AllBusiness.com, its parent company D&B, and its affiliates.
AllBusiness.com, its parent company D&B, and its affiliates.
