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American Marketing Association's Atlanta Chapter Elects 2009-2010 Board of Directors

07/06/2009

ATLANTA - The Atlanta chapter of the American Marketing Association (AMA) has elected its new board of directors for Fiscal Year 2010 (July 1, 2009 - June 30, 2010). The 19-member board develops, manages and promotes programming, professional development and networking opportunities for its 1,000 members and the greater Atlanta marketing community.

AMA Atlanta executive board members include:

President: Heather Varian Foster, ControlScan
President-Elect: Moira Vetter, Modo Modo Agency
Executive Director: Susan Stottlemyer, Association Planners of Georgia
Immediate Past President/Programming: Glen Caruso, Tremor Media
Past Presidents Council: Sharon Goldmacher, communications 21; Rebecca Kritzman, Modo Modo Agency; Patrick Fitzmaurice, The Capre Group
Secretary: Matt Lohman, Cortera
Finance/Treasurer: Jon Andersen, Andersen Law Firm

Additional volunteer board members include:

Ashley Leckey, Guest Relations Marketing
Brent Beatty, What's Up Interactive
Jessica Covello, communications 21
Whitney Miller, Jackson Spalding
Denise Doyle, CDC Software
Renee Thompson, TechTarget
Jay Bowden, Google
Diane Light Waight, Light Waight Consulting
Michele Miller, Access TCA
Amanda Parker, Engauge Digital
Kevin Ware, Assurant Solutions
Katie Ratliff, Object9

"Atlanta has the creative capital, diversity and business base to incubate serious marketing innovation," said Heather Varian Foster, president, AMA Atlanta. "I'm excited to work with these talented industry leaders to address the changing needs of our local marketing community."

AMA Atlanta, the fourth largest chapter after Chicago, Houston and Washington in the larger AMA organization, includes professionals across marketing disciplines in the following areas: marketing technology, non-profit, public relations, advertising, branding, direct marketing, interactive, creative, research and next generation marketing.

About AMA Atlanta
As part of AMA, the largest marketing association in North America with nearly 40,000 professional marketers in 600 chapters, AMA Atlanta is the country's fourth largest chapter with about 1,000 members. The Atlanta chapter is designed to provide the city's diverse marketing professionals with a network of contacts and resources, continuing education and professional advancement opportunities. Programming is divided into monthly signature luncheons, special interest group meetings, networking mixers and the annual collegiate conference and AMY Awards, during which the Atlanta Marketer of the Year will be announced. To learn more, visit www.ama-atlanta.com.



Contact info:
Whitney Miller
404-724-2504
wmiller@jacksonspalding.com



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