American Advertising Federation Houston

18th Annual Houston Media Classic

Thu, 05 Jun 2008 04:06:05 GMT

18th Annual Houston Media Classic
Start Date: 13-Nov-08 10:00 AM
End Time: 13-Nov-08 6:30 PM
Location: Cypresswood Golf Club, Spring, TX 77373
Speaker:

Event Details:

18th Annual Houston Media Classic

Mark your calendars for this annual event.

The 18th Annual Houston Media Classic well be held on Thursday, November 13, 2008 at Cypresswood Golf Club. The Houston media community, through the Media Classic, has a very proud history of donating over $235,000 over the past 18 years to the Houston Food Bank, The Dream Fund and The Advertising Education Foundation of Houston.

If you would like more information on the tournament or how you can contribute please contact
Gary Evans at gary.evans@cumulus.com
click here to go to www.houstonmediaclassic.org

Cypresswood Golf Club

21602 Cypresswood Drive

Spring, TX 77373

AAF Houston Monthly Luncheon

Tue, 27 May 2008 19:25:23 GMT

AAF Houston Monthly Luncheon
Start Date: 15-Oct-08 11:30 AM
End Time: 15-Oct-08 1:00 PM
Location: Junior League of Houston, Houston, TX 77027
Speaker: Stan Richards

Event Details:

Junior League of Houston

1811 Briar Oaks Ln

Houston, TX 77027

2008 AAF-Houston Trailblazer Gala Honoring Walter E. Johnson

Thu, 21 Aug 2008 16:07:42 GMT

2008 AAF-Houston Trailblazer Gala Honoring Walter E. Johnson
Start Date: 26-Sep-08 7:00 AM
End Time: 26-Sep-08 11:00 PM
Location: Houston Museum of Natural Science, Houston, TX 77030
Speaker:

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The American Advertising Federation-Houston is thrilled to present Walter Johnson with the 2008 Trailblazer Award. The Gala honoring Mr. Johnson, Founder and Chairman of Amegy Bank of Texas and great contributor of Texas business, will be held on Friday, September 26, 2008 at the Houston Museum of Natural Science at 7:00 pm

Houston Museum of Natural Science

One Hermann Circle Drive

Houston, TX 77030

AAF Houston Monthly Luncheon

Wed, 26 Mar 2008 12:33:23 GMT

Start Date: 18-Mar-09 11:30 AM
End Time: 18-Mar-09 1:00 PM

Junior League of Houston

1811 Briar Oaks Ln

Houston, TX 77027

AAF Houston Monthly Luncheon

Wed, 26 Mar 2008 12:33:23 GMT

Start Date: 18-Feb-09 11:30 AM
End Time: 18-Feb-09 1:00 PM

Junior League of Houston

1811 Briar Oaks Ln

Houston, TX 77027

AAF Houston Monthly Luncheon

Wed, 26 Mar 2008 12:33:23 GMT

Start Date: 21-Jan-09 11:30 AM
End Time: 21-Jan-09 1:00 PM

Junior League of Houston

1811 Briar Oaks Ln

Houston, TX 77027

AAF-Houston/Ad2 Networking and Social Mixer

Thu, 21 Feb 2008 17:47:02 GMT

Start Date: 24-Dec-08 5:30 PM
End Time: 24-Dec-08 8:00 PM

Open City Bar2416

2416 Brazos, Suite A

Houston, TX 77006

AAF Houston Monthly Luncheon

Wed, 26 Mar 2008 12:33:23 GMT

Start Date: 17-Dec-08 11:30 AM
End Time: 17-Dec-08 1:00 PM

Junior League of Houston

1811 Briar Oaks Ln

Houston, TX 77027

AAF-Houston/Ad2 Networking and Social Mixer

Thu, 21 Feb 2008 17:47:02 GMT

Start Date: 26-Nov-08 5:30 PM
End Time: 26-Nov-08 8:00 PM

Open City Bar2416

2416 Brazos, Suite A

Houston, TX 77006

AAF Houston Monthly Luncheon

Wed, 26 Mar 2008 12:33:23 GMT

Start Date: 19-Nov-08 11:30 AM
End Time: 19-Nov-08 1:00 PM

Junior League of Houston

1811 Briar Oaks Ln

Houston, TX 77027

AAF-Houston/Ad2 Networking and Social Mixer

Thu, 21 Feb 2008 16:47:02 GMT

Start Date: 22-Oct-08 5:30 PM
End Time: 22-Oct-08 8:00 PM

Open City Bar2416

2416 Brazos, Suite A

Houston, TX 77006

AAF-Houston/Ad2 Networking and Social Mixer

Thu, 21 Feb 2008 16:47:02 GMT

Start Date: 24-Sep-08 5:30 PM
End Time: 24-Sep-08 8:00 PM

Open City Bar2416

2416 Brazos, Suite A

Houston, TX 77006

AAF Houston Monthly Luncheon

Wed, 26 Mar 2008 12:33:23 GMT

Start Date: 17-Sep-08 11:30 AM
End Time: 17-Sep-08 1:00 PM

Junior League of Houston

1811 Briar Oaks Ln

Houston, TX 77027

AAF-Houston to Honor Walter E. Johnson at Trailblazer Gala

noemail@aaf-houston.org — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 15:00:00 GMT

Each year the Trailblazer Award is given to an outstanding Houston business professional who exemplifies the "Made in Houston" spirit and has built companies and organizations through effective communications and responsible corporate citizenship.

As the Founder and Chairman of Amegy Bank of Texas, formerly Southwest Bank of Texas, Walter Johnson has been a long time champion for change and progress for the city of Houston. For decades, Mr. Johnson has made a profound impact on the Texas banking community- providing thousands of job opportunities across the state and creating relationship banking for many loyal clients.

Mr. Johnson has successfully marketed his business by using the local talents of Houston's advertising and marketing community. Philanthropic efforts are also important to Mr. Johnson. Considered a man with a heart of gold, his charitable commitment to our community is unwavering. AAF-Houston is pleased to give him their highest honor.

Proceeds from this black tie event will support the work of AAF-Houston, including educational support for local students seeking a career in advertising and marketing.

The Gala will be held on Friday, September 26, 2008 at Houston Museum of Natural Science.

Biography of Walter E. Johnson

25-Aug-08 10:00 AM

Bill Courtney Elected to AAF Board of Directors

noemail@aaf-houston.org — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 16:00:00 GMT

The American Advertising Federation announced that AAF-Houston past president, Bill Courtney, had been elected to the national AAF Board of Directors representing Houston and Division 2 clubs across the country. The announcement was made at the AAF National Conference 2008 in Atlanta.

Also, elected as chairman of AAF is Murray Gaylord of the New York Times.com and Vice Chairman, Frank Cooper of Pepsi-Cola North America.

Bill has been a long time member of AAF-Houston serving as president in 2000. He is currently serving his third year as chairman of the Advertising Education Foundation of Houston, which enjoyed one of its best years ever in 2008 by awarding $12,000 in scholarships from five endowed funds to seven outstanding students attending five different universities. The awards included the first Lopez Negrete Hispanic Marketing Education Scholarship. Through Mr. Courtney’s direction and passion, and the hard work of the AEFH Board of Directors, the foundation experienced a record breaking year that has seen the total fund balance rise to nearly $240,000.

Shown left to right, Jay Janecek, Chair AAFH; Liang Shi; Tory Tompkins; Robin Wells; Sebastian Reeve; Tricia Rosetty; Bill Courtney, Chair AEFH. Not pictured are Cara Forsythe and Nicole Thomas.

A career advertising professional, Bill is currently the Director of Advertising and Marketing Communications for Hewlett-Packard’s Personal Systems Group Americas. Prior to the merger with HP in 2002, he was Director of North America Advertising and Marketing Communications at Compaq Computer Corporation. Bill’s experience before joining HP/Compaq includes advertising and marketing management positions at McCann-Erickson, BMC Software, Acuson Corporation/Siemens Medical and General Electric Company.

18-Jul-08 11:00 AM

Emergency Preparedness for Houstonians a Top Priority as Ready Houston Texas Campaign Launches

noemail@aaf-houston.org — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 15:00:00 GMT

Ad Council’s Houston Leadership Committee Coordinates

Collaborative Media Support on Behalf of Local Ready Effort

HOUSTON, June 6, 2008 – With less than half of all American households prepared for an emergency, local authorities will launch Ready Houston Texas, an emergency preparedness campaign with the help of Mayor Bill White, Judge Ed Emmett, Judge Robert E. Herbert, Judge Alan B. Sadler and Secretary of Homeland Security Michael Chertoff at Houston TranStar on June 6.

Utilizing the Ad Council’s national Ready campaign creative localized for the Ready Houston Texas effort, new PSAs – launched in partnership with the City of Houston and regional emergency management offices – seek to encourage more Houston-area families to prepare for emergencies. The campaign is being supported by area-wide media and the Ad Council’s Houston Leadership Committee, made up of local advertising and media executives. The Ad Council is the country’s leading producer of public service advertisements (PSAs).

A media “roadblock” of Ready Houston Texas Emergency Preparedness PSAs – in English and Spanish – will drive viewers and listeners to a new website, www.readyhoustontx.gov, beginning on June 6. The roadblock will simultaneously utilize television, radio, print, outdoor and online advertising via banners and streaming video – thanks to Houston-area media executives who have donated ad units through July 4.

Once at the readyhoustontx.gov site, visitors will learn how to get ready for all kinds of emergencies, and how best to respond.

“The lack of households prepared for any emergency remains a serious problem in our region,” explains Sondra Hawkins, Managing Director of the Ad Council’s Southwestern Regional office. “On behalf of the Ad Council and our local Houston Leadership Committee, we are grateful to all of the media outlets in our community that will be donating their valuable inventory for this effort. Just by following a few simple steps, Houstonians can greatly improve their chances to cope with an emergency.”

Despite the success of the national Ready Campaign since its launch in 2003, a national survey conducted by the Ad Council last August found that only 54% of Americans are primed for emergencies, though that number is increasing annually.

The Ready Houston Texas campaign intends to drive awareness for three simple yet fundamental steps to get families prepared for the unexpected by 1.) Stocking an

emergency supply kit, 2.) Making a family emergency plan, and 3.) Keeping informed about different emergencies that can occur, and how to respond appropriately.

“It seems like a simple idea, but an emergency readiness campaign can go a long way toward getting Houstonians ready to save lives,” says Melissa Stevens, president of independent advertising agency FKM-Houston and a member of the Ad Council’s Houston Leadership Committee, made up of regional media and advertising executives. “FKM has created crisis management programs for several clients so that they can continue to operate effectively and safely during an emergency. The Ad Council campaign gives us the opportunity to help encourage families and individuals to get ready for emergencies.”

The www.readyhoustontx.gov site will go live June 6 when the campaign is announced with Mayor White and Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff, whose “Ready” campaign is the foundation of this local Houston effort.

The Advertising Council

The Ad Council (www.adcouncil.org) is a private, non-profit organization that marshals talent from the advertising and communications industries, the facilities of the media, and the resources of the business and non-profit communities to produce, distribute and promote public service campaigns on behalf of non-profit organizations and government agencies in issue areas such as improving the quality of life for children, preventive health, education, community well-being, environmental preservation and strengthening families.

The Houston Leadership Committee of the Ad Council is made up of executives from CBS Radio-Houston, KPRC-TV, KXLN-TV / KFTH-TV, Lopez Negrete Communications and FKM. Other markets with Ad Council Leadership Committees include Chicago, New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Detroit, Atlanta, Miami, Tampa, Washington D.C., Boston, Philadelphia and Dallas. Issues addressed through localized strategies in these markets have included emergency preparedness, childhood obesity prevention, foreclosure prevention and high school dropout prevention.

For more information, please contact Ellyn Fisher at (212)984-1964.

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20-Jun-08 10:00 AM

18th Annual Houston Media Classic

noemail@aaf-houston.org — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 16:00:00 GMT

Mark your calendars for the 18th annual Houston Media Classic. It will be held at the Cypresswood Golf Club on Thursday November 13, 2008.

The Houston Media Classic will host over 150 media professionals this year. They work in television and radio, newspaper, magazines and billboard, and they come to Houston from all over Texas to entertain their clients and have a "hole" lot of fun! What makes the HMC so unique is our hole sponsors. On every hole there is something going on - contests, giveaways, food, drink - you never know what's coming next! It is simply the best time you will ever have on a golf course!

The Houston media community, through the Media Classic, has a very proud history of donating over $235,000 over the past 18 years to the Houston Food Bank, The Dream Fund and The Advertising Education Foundation of Houston.

If you would like more information on the tournament or how you can contribute please contact:

Gary Evans at gary.evans@cumulus.com
www.houstonmediaclassic.org

5-Jun-08 11:00 AM

VALENTI LEGACY TO BE HONORED WITH RENAMING OF UH SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION

noemail@aaf-houston.org — Tue, 13 May 2008 16:00:00 GMT

VALENTI LEGACY TO BE HONORED WITH RENAMING OF UH SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION
Former Presidential Adviser, Head of MPAA Jack Valenti Had Longstanding Ties with University

HOUSTON, April 25, 2008 – The School of Communication at the University of Houston will be named to honor the late Jack Valenti, adviser to President Lyndon Johnson and head of the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) for nearly four decades. Valenti, who died last year at the age of 85, was born and raised in Houston and was a graduate of the University of Houston (1946).

Plans to change the name to the Jack J. Valenti School of Communication were announced today at the school’s annual scholarship banquet.
    “This is an important step to acknowledge Valenti’s longstanding association with the University of Houston and the city of Houston,” said Welcome W. Wilson Sr., chairman of the UH System Board of Regents. Wilson was both a longtime friend and former business partner of Valenti’s. “Jack was the greatest communicator that I have ever known,” Wilson said.

Valenti attended the University of Houston during the 1940s, working at Humble Oil during the day and pursuing his degree in business administration by taking evening classes. His enrollment was interrupted by World War II, during which he served as a B-25 pilot, but he returned to graduate in 1946. At UH, he worked on The Daily Cougar student newspaper and served as president of the Student Association and as vice chairman of Frontier Fiesta committee.

Following graduation, Valenti headed the UH alumni organization and was appointed to the first Board of Regents when UH became a state university in 1963. He was honored by UH with its Distinguished Alumnus Award in 1952 and with an honorary doctorate in 2002.

In his memoir This Time, This Place, Valenti wrote, “The day I enrolled in the University of Houston was the most exalted day of my life ... If there had been no UH, I don’t know what turn my life would have taken.”

In 1963, Valenti went to Washington, D.C., to work as a special assistant to President Johnson during the turbulent Vietnam era. He became head of the MPAA in 1966 and held that powerful position for 38 years. He was widely applauded as a commanding public speaker and a skilled lobbyist on behalf of the film industry’s interests.

“Jack always seemed to know what to say and the best way to say it,” Wilson said. “What, then, could be a better description of communications?”
Valenti was the author of five books, numerous essays and articles in premier newspapers and magazines, and nearly a decade’s worth of Saturday columns for the Houston Post. Valenti earned an MBA from the Harvard Business School in 1948 and co-founded the highly successful public relations and advertising executive firm Weekley & Valenti in 1952.
Members of Valenti’s family attended the event, including his widow, Mary Margaret, his son John, his daughter Alexandra and his sister Lorraine.
Valenti’s desk, professional library and copies of all his speeches are being donated to the school.

The renaming of the school is subject to formal approval by the UH System Board of Regents.
“As we improve the school’s infrastructure and expand its scholarship opportunities, I am confident that it will achieve the level of excellence and national recognition with which the Valenti name is synonymous,” said Beth Olson, director of the School of Communication.
“Renaming the school in honor of Jack Valenti will serve as an inspiration to generations of students as they follow their own path to success,” said John Antel, dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences.

UH’s School of Communication offers undergraduate and graduate degrees focusing on a wide range of communication studies. Bachelor’s concentrations focus on public relations, advertising, journalism, corporate communication, media studies, media production and interpersonal communication. Master’s concentrations are in public relations studies, speech communication and mass communication studies. Curriculum is taught by the school’s acclaimed faculty, including media veterans and award-winning scholars and researchers. Among the school’s esteemed alumni are CBS sportscaster Jim Nantz, former White House press secretary Peter Roussel, former ABC News reporter Tom Jarriel, filmmaker Walter Coblenz, sports journalist and author Mickey Herskowitz, Houston Rockets broadcaster Bill Worrell and Houston KPRC-TV, Channel 2, anchor Dominique Sacshe.
For additional information, please see HYPERLINK "http://www.class.uh.edu/comm/" http://www.class.uh.edu/comm/ .

For more information about UH, visit the university’s Newsroom at HYPERLINK "http://www.uh.edu/newsroom" www.uh.edu/newsroom

13-May-08 11:00 AM

James Edmond Datri Named President-Elect of the American Advertising Federation

noemail@aaf-houston.org — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 15:00:00 GMT

WASHINGTON, D.C.‹The board of directors of the American Advertising Federation (AAF) today elected James Edmund Datri as the federation's next president and CEO. Datri will assume leadership of the AAF on November 1, 2008, following a transition period that will begin in September. Datri's election concludes a search and selection process that commenced in September 2007 upon the announcement of the retirement of current President & CEO Wallace Snyder.

"I am thrilled that Jim Datri will be our next president and CEO," said Murray Gaylord, chairman of the AAF board of directors. "The advertising industry is in the midst of the most profound transformation in 50 years, and Jim truly understands the unique challenges for marketers, advertising agencies and the media in today's landscape. The search committee developed a long list of criteria, and Jim matched all."

Datri is currently a partner in the law firm of McDermott Will & Emery in McDermott's Government Strategies Practice Group, based in Washington, D.C. A 1992 Harvard Law graduate, he served as executive director of the Democratic Caucus in the U.S. House of Representatives from 2003 to 2005. He is well known within Washington, D.C., for his leadership in government and public policy and was named five times to Roll Call's "Fabulous Fifty" list of the 50 most influential advisers and strategists on Capitol Hill. Datri served for more than a decade in senior positions in the U.S. Congress and was previously a partner at Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, an AAF member. He has a long track record of engagement with advertising industry issues and concerns and worked with the AAF during the foundation of the Mosaic Center on Multiculturalism. Datri received his B.A. in 1989 from the University of California, Santa Cruz, where he was a University of California Regents Scholar.

Said Snyder, "I have known Jim Datri from his time on Capitol Hill and his work with the AAF on our issues and programs. He will bring energy and enthusiasm as he represents our members both in Washington and in their communities. I know he will continue to unify our membership and our industry as we move forward."

"I am honored to take on this new opportunity for leadership and service, during a time of immense change in the advertising industry," said Datri. "The AAF has a large and diverse membership, including ad clubs, college chapters, national advertisers, ad agencies, television networks, newspaper and magazine publishers, and leading media companies and service providers. The AAF is an effective and dynamic organization, whose membership I look forward to serving."

The American Advertising Federation (AAF), headquartered in Washington, D.C., acts as the "Unifying Voice for Advertising." The AAF is the oldest national advertising trade association, representing 50,000 professionals in the advertising industry. The AAF has a national network of 200 ad clubs located in ad communities across the country. Through its 215 college chapters, the AAF provides 6,500 advertising students with real-world case studies and recruitment connections to corporate America. The AAF also has 130 blue-chip corporate members that are advertisers, agencies and media companies, comprising the nation's leading brands and corporations. For more information, visit the AAF's Web site at www.aaf.org.

1101 Vermont Avenue NW, Suite 500, Washington, DC 20005

29-Apr-08 10:00 AM

Keith Sullins, President Houston Pizza Venture addresses AAF Houston

noemail@aaf-houston.org — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 01:00:00 GMT

"What It Takes to be the Best"

Keith Sullins
President, Houston Pizza Venture
Papa John's largest franchisee in the Houston market!

President of Houston Pizza Venture, the second largest Papa John's Pizza franchise group in the world, Sullins is a man of the people. Along with his business partner, Frank Carney, who co-founded Pizza Hut almost a half century ago, Sullins supervises 50 Papa John's in Houston and co-owns 20 in Sacramento and 18 in Hawaii. He's also involved in franchises for Firehouse Subs, Egg and I, and Genghis Grill and presently has five restaurants under construction in the Houston area. In the Houston area, their 50 restaurants employ 1,300 people and generate about $45 million annually.

Sullins is also a philanthropist who established a Hurricane Relief Fund after Hurricane Katrina and donated over 10,000 Papa John Pizza's to feed these refuges.

16-Apr-08 8:00 PM

AAF-Houston AdSmart April - What it Takes to be the Best

Mon, 14 Apr 2008 03:00:00 GMT

April 2008, Issue 7

In This Issue...

Introduction
What It Takes to be the Best
Think You're the Best Swinger in Town?
Addy 09 Plans and Hall of Fame Nominations
Welcome New Members

Introduction

Well guys, it has been a fun ride but it is now time to get off. Debuting as the HAF Time in March 07, then rebranded to the AAF Houston AdSmart in October, fourteen issues later, this is now my last. Life priorities are pulling me in other directions and it has become a challenge to keep the newsletter going. The search now begins for the next editor. It could be you! If you are interested, please contact Michelle Reed or Jay Hagins.

Another success story is Keith Sullins. Hear what he has to say about building the second largest Papa John's franchise operation in the world at the AAF Houston monthly luncheon this Wednesday, April 16.

Always on the move, plans are already underway for the 2009 Addy's and this year's Trailblazer Gala. While not etched in stone yet, the gala team is working to secure the Museum of Natural Science for Friday, September 26th. It is sure to be a very memorable event. Ad2Houston is hosting a new event and there are at least 13 nominations for the Hall of Fame. Good Luck guys!

Thanks for reading for the past year! I hope it was as fun for you as it was for me.

Rita Trelewicz
Editor
AAF Houston AdSmart

What It Takes to be the Best

President of Houston Pizza Venture Keith Sullins, will talk at our monthly luncheon on Wednesday, April 16. Along with his business partner, Frank Carney, Sullins supervises 50 Papa John's in Houston and co-owns 20 in Sacramento and 18 in Hawaii. He's also involved in franchises for Firehouse Subs, Egg and I, and Genghis Grill.

Sullins grew up on a pig farm in Missouri near Warrensburg. His father managed the Warrensburg TG&Y store. Even though his family could afford to send him to college, his father told Sullins he would have to pay his own way. He wanted to teach his son a lesson; if you work hard enough, you can accomplish anything on your own. Sullins took the lesson to heart and graduated from the University of Central Missouri with a degree in marketing in 1983.

He then took on diverse jobs from counting coupons to blowing up balloons for a restaurant in Wichita. All the jobs had one thing in common; they focused on his goal of having his own company one day. The positions advanced to marketing development and strategic operations. He then started building restaurants from the ground up, negotiating real estate, hiring managers and overseeing operations and construction. After working as vice president of people for more than 3,000 Waffle House restaurants, Sullins was ready to set out on his own.

He then met Carney who had recently acquired a Papa John's pizza franchise. Carney was impressed with Sullins' background and wanted his help in building a successful company. Ten years later, they're the second largest Papa John's franchise operation in the world. In the Houston area, their 50 restaurants employ 1,300 people and generate about $45 million annually.

The Think You're the Best Swinger in Town?

Come prove that you are up to par at Ad2Houston's first annual "Who's Your Caddy" Putt-Putt Golf Tournament on Thursday, May 29, 5:30pm at Zuma Fun Centers. Whether you sign up as a team or individually, come dressed in your best golf attire for what is sure to be the most fun event this Spring!

Each participant gets an 18-hole round of miniature golf, a free drink ticket and the chance of asking your competitors, "Who's Your Caddy?". And of course, there are prizes to be won in the following categories: 1st Place Team, 2nd Place Team, 3rd Place Team, Most holes in one, and Best Golf Attire Extreme Swingers.

The price is $20/individual or $70 per team of 4. Sponsors receive a free team entry and their logo will be displayed on all event collateral. Proceeds benefit Ad2Houston's professional development efforts.

Contact Crystal Land to sign up or become a sponsor.

Addy 09 Plans and Hall of Fame Nominations

Here in the afterglow of another successful ADDY's it may be hard to believe, but planning for the 2009 awards is already underway.

Jackie Dryden of Origin has graciously agreed to chair the Houston ADDYs next year and is assembling her team. The University of Houston's Bob Culpepper will serve as Gallery Chair, and VT2 Studios' Dave Henry will be Sponsorship Chair.

Contact Jackie if you are interested in helping out with 'the biggest night of the year in Houston advertising'.

Hall of Fame nominations are Fred Korge, Alec Chesser, Bob Dundas, Audrey Gilbreath, Jean Brown, Dick Johnson, Dave Keith, Alex Lopez Negrete, Lyle Metzdorf, Alice Rogers, Willard Walbridge, Earl Littman, and Weldon Weekley.

Welcome New Members

Please welcome the newest members of AAF-Houston. To help break the ice if you see them at an event, we profiled a few. Any new member who wants to include a short profile in future newsletters, please contact Becca Castillo. Be a part of the Houston Ad Crowd and join AAF-Houston now!

Katy Dunham - Art Squad and Michelle Barnes - Unleaded Communications.

13-Apr-08 10:00 PM