I’ve been to several trade shows this year and until this week only received 1 notice about who won something given away at a trade show booth. I think it’s a nice follow-up touch and for that reason worth posting here. This one was an email message from Grant Heilman Photography.
NAMA New Year Brings New Leaders
NAMA has announced a new slate of leaders for its new year which began May 1. Although I’m only posting the Executive Committee here you can find the full list in the latest issue of the National NAMA E-News.
Brown + Associates Blazed New Horizons
If only there were enough time to post them all. But then again no one else has sent their NAMA awards information. See the end of this post for more on where to find them all.
Eat A Little Seafood – Plan A NAMA Chapter
The Gateway NAMA Chapter leaders (some of them anyway) met for lunch today to begin planning for next year. It was a lunch meeting at Bristol’s in St. Louis. Good seafood. I’m getting ready to go work it off at the gym.
Weepuls Were Wild At NAMA
Yes, Weepuls.
What’s a weepul? The only way to describe it is with a picture.
Blogging The NAMA Convention Summary
By my count this makes the 39th posting on AgriMarketing Pros from the NAMA convention. They include 30 pictures, 2 interviews and many links to the companies and people mentioned!
Cheers To The Brownfield Network Party
A tradition at the NAMA convention is the Brownfield Network party, carried on in fine fashion last night. I know many of you have been to a Brownfield party.
NAMA Student Competition Winners Announced
Purdue University was the NAMA student marketing competition winning team. Their product was Edgewood Pig Pad. Advisors were Dr. Christine Wilson and Dr. Jay Akridge.
T-Shirt Winners
Jim Jones, Ayres Kahler, and Jon Peterson, Swanson Russell Associates were a couple of the proud owners of a custom “I’ve been blogged” t-shirt complements of AgriMarketing Pros.
Simulwatching The Student Competition
The student competition finals are still taking place and to make it easier to watch a “simulcast” of the presentations was set up in the convention center lobby.