ASSOCIATION NEWS:
TSEA announces
newest committee members
CHICAGO — [May 14, 2009] The Trade Show Exhibitors Association (TSEA) announced its newest committee members for 2009-2010. Committee members, representing the exhibit and event community, play a vital role in advising and managing the association so it reflects the needs of its members. They should be applauded for contributing their time and expertise to the organization.
CME Advisory Council:
Board Liaison: Ann Pennino, CME, Praxair
Judy Allen, CME, CMP, Ingram Book Group
Marie Chaban, CME, Black and McDonald
Nancy Hoppe, CME/H, Wyeth Pharmaceutical
Rick Rinderle, CME, Alcatel – Lucent
Louis Shulman, CME, Wight Line
Education Committee:
Leanne Dagavarian, Hologic, Inc
Anna Laws, CME, Eastman Chemical Company
David Mate, CME, Lincoln Electric
Teri Nobbe, CME/H, Hill-Rom Co., Inc
Linda Nosko, CME, UniGroup, Inc.
Linda Scott, Cardinal Health
Bobbie Tracy, The Boeing Company
Marketing Communications Committee:
Board Liaison: Michael Seymour, CME, 3D Exhibits, Inc
Michelle Benson, Momentum Communications
Ann Marie Cerise, Philips Healthcare
Cyndi Erp, CME/H, KCI
Thomas Fitzgerald, CME, Sextant Communications
Karen Formico, Broan - Nutone, LLC
Gwen Hill, Exhibit Force
Angela Krzysko, Momentum Communications
John Zeltin, American Express
Membership & Chapters Committee:
Jennifer Anderton, Nuvista Event Services
Vince Battaglia, B2B Communications
Robin Gathman, Planmeca, Inc.
Julie Hall, Graphically Speaking
William Nicolas, CME/H, CTSM, WJN Exhibits and Events LLC
Bob Rodner, Rodstar Productions
Since 1966, TSEA has been providing knowledge to marketing and management professionals who use exhibits, events and face-to-face marketing to promote and sell their products, as well as to those who supply them with products and services. Members benefit from access to education, networking, resources, advocacy and member-only discounts on products and services that all exhibit and event professionals use. TSEA is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, and regional chapters exist throughout the United States and Canada.
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