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Make Your Business Plan Customer-Centric
Nothing is as crucial to the success of your business as the values of your customer, since they ... (ARTICLE)
Ten Tips for Successful Off-Site Meetings
Company meetings held outside of the office can be great motivational tools. An off-site meeting can really shake ... (ARTICLE)
Commentary: Out East: August 8, 2008
It isn't easy to be smack in the middle of everything Riverhead has always had a split personality. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Business Owners with Disabilities: The Possibilities are Endless
A recent article in the Orange County Register shows that a disability does not have to limit the ... (BLOG POST)
Behind the scenes: LA ProPoint designs, fabricates and installs systems...
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The sound of grinding metal and the hiss of welding torches are signs of another typical ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Producer Price Index introduced for amusement and theme parks--NAICS 713110.
To expand coverage of the service sector in the Producer Price Index (PPI), the Bureau of Labor Statistics ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Universal Studios Theme Parks Drop Tran Fats -- CORRECTED VERSION:...
UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. ¿ NBC Universal's Universal Studios theme parks have removed the trans fats from many of ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Beyond the Theme Parks in Orlando
Without question, Orlando sparks visions of huge theme parks in the minds of nearly everyone, and meeting attendees ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Couceiro Takes The ReinsAs Busch Theme Parks VP
St. Louis—Anheuser-Busch has named Joseph Couceiro vp-marketing for Busch Entertainment, the company's nine-venue theme-park subsidiary. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Plantscaping advice from resorts and theme parks.
If ever there was a role model for an industry standard, Gaylord Opryland[R] Resort 5 Convention Center in ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Disney Beats The Odds
The Setup: Heading into The Walt Disney Co.’s fiscal second quarter conference call last Tuesday, all eyes were ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Reduce employee turnover, build customer loyalty
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Universal goes on post-fire marketing blitz.
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Inventing a better mousetrap
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Largest manufacturing companies: ranked by employees in the greater San...
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Dollar dealings: Walt Disney Co.
DOLLAR DEALINGS: Walt Disney Co.-owned theme parks in Paris and Hong Kong are doing extremely well compared with ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Family roots: Richard Sperber, president of landscaping firm ValleyCrest,...
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] VALLYCREST Cos. isn't a typical family-owned landscaping firm. With $1 billion in revenue and 10, 000 ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
No Walk in the Park
IMAGE PHOTOGRAPH 1 motorbike ride in Spain's Spyland IT MAY SEEM LIKE ALL FUN AND GAMES, but developing ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
TOP MOMS from the top 10
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Industry Associations
International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions
Operators of amusement parks, theme parks, tourist attractions, water parks, zoos, aquariums, museums, miniature golf courses, and family entertainment centers; manufacturers and suppliers of amusement equipment and services. Conducts research ...
Members: 5,000
Founded: 1918
Dues: amusement facility in U.S. (based on annual gross revenue), $410-$3,275 annual; amusement facility outside U.S. (based on annual gross revenue), $290-$2,300 annual; amusement facility in Western Europe, EUR 255-EUR 2,035 annual; manufacturer, supplier, consultant, individual, $355 annual.