60 Tips in 60 Minutes

Join Skyline DFW Exhibits & Graphics on Wednesday, January 27, at 11:30 am, for 60 Tips in 60 Minutes.

The lunch and learn seminar is different than other educational seminars Skyline DFW Exhibits & Graphics has hosted and presented in the past. This will be a shorter, punchier, interactive workshop. With a greater emphasis on logistics tips that trade show insiders love, veterans and rookies alike will quickly come away with new ideas they can put to use right away.

Tips include:

• Simple ways to cut your expenses and increase your leads from shows
• How to avoid theft at trade shows
• How to increase average exhibit stay
• Appropriate giveaways for a show

Register now for this free and informative seminar while seats are still available. Visit www.skylinedfw.com or call 972-522-0500 ext. 200 to reserve your seat.

Marking the First 100

Thank you for making AAF-Fort Worth’s Centennial Celebration, An Evening with a Mad Man, one of the most memorable events in our history.

We hope you enjoyed Matthew Weiner, because he enjoyed you. When giving feedback about the event, Matthew Weiner said, “…what was best is that the people there were great.”

A special thank you to AAF-Fort Worth member companies Chesapeake Energy, Concussion High Impact Communications, GCG Marketing and Rosa’s Café, as these industry and community leaders are pillars of our organization that made marking this milestone possible. We look forward to working with them through the next 100 years.

Don’t forget to check out photos from the event at: http://www.facebook.com/pages/AAF-Fort-Worth/306531280617?ref=ts/

GCG MARKETING WELCOMES TWO NEW HIRES THROUGH INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

Fort Worth-based GCG Marketing today announces the addition of Rolando Guerrero as junior art director and Megan Murphey as account coordinator. Guerrero joins GCG following an eight-month internship at Zag Integrated Marketing Communications, GCG’s professionally managed and student-run sister agency; Murphey has served since August as an intern with GCG’s account services department.

“Rolando and Megan are proof that our internship programs, both through GCG and Zag IMC, cultivate tremendous recruitment opportunities for us,” said Neil Foster, president of GCG Marketing. “We have seen their potential as interns and look forward to their continued growth as full-time employees.” Guerrero graduated last month with a bachelor’s degree in advertising/public relations from Texas Christian University’s Schieffer School of Journalism. Murphey earned bachelor’s degrees in both English and advertising/public relations from Texas Christian University in May 2009.

About GCG
Fort Worth, Texas-based GCG Marketing is a full-service marketing firm providing strategy and consultation, along with advertising and public relations services, to clients in the healthcare, corporate, consumer and business-to-business arenas since 1973. For more information, visit www.gcgmarketing.com or read the GCG blog at www.gcgideas.com.