The National Association of Sports Commissions (NASC) announced the 2004 NASC Member Awards Program winners on Thursday, April 22nd at the 2004 NASC Sports Event Symposium in Jacksonville, FL.
Awards were given in three categories: Outstanding Communication/Advertising, Outstanding Web Site, and Member of the Year. Over 25 entries were received for all three categories, which were divided into subcategories (Advertising and Web Site: Active Members with budgets over $300,000, and Active Members with budgets under $300,000).
All entries were reviewed by a panel of their peers in the association, which included past winners in all categories, and judged based on the criteria listed for each category. Winners were then announced at the Membership Meeting Luncheon at the Sports Event Symposium.
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The National Association of Sports Commissions (NASC) elected its 2004-2005 Board of Directors at the Membership Meeting Luncheon at the 2004 NASC Sports Event Symposium April 22 at the Adam's Mark Hotel in Jacksonville, FL.
The NASC Board of Directors plays an active role in governing the operation of the association. Board members meet monthly via conference call in conjunction with the staff to approve budget reports, receive updates from review committees, offer guidance on member service issues and, in general, provide staff with general comments and suggestions about the association's activities. The board meets in person twice a year at the NASC Sports Event Symposium and the NASC SemiAnnual Meeting.
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The National Association of Sports Commissions (NASC) announced the 2003 NASC Member Awards Program winners on Thursday, April 10th at the 2030 NASC Sports Event Symposium in Chattanooga, TN.
Awards were given in three categories: Outstanding Advertising/Communication Collateral, Outstanding Web Site, and Member of the Year. Over 35 entries were received for all three categories, two of which were divided into three subcategories (Advertising and Web Site: Active Members with budgets over $450,000, Active Members with budgets under $450,000, and Event Rights Holders).
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The National Association of Sports Commissions (NASC) elected its 2003-2004 Board of Directors at the 2003 NASC Sports Event Symposium April 9-12 at the Chattanooga Marriott/Convention Center in Chattanooga, TN.
The NASC Board of Directors plays an active role in governing the operation of the association. Board members meet monthly via conference call in conjunction with the staff to approve budget reports, receive updates from review committees, offer guidance on member service issues and, in general, provide staff with general comments and suggestions about the association’s activities. The board meets in person twice a year at the NASC Sports Event Symposium and the NASC SemiAnnual Meeting.
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Concerns relating to local funding for sports events and issues causing cities to think twice about bidding on certain events were among the subjects covered in the first Best Practices Summit hosted by the Atlanta Sports Council on July 19th in Atlanta, GA.
The Summit was sponsored by the National Association of Sports Commissions in response to growing concerns from cities about the rising costs of events.
“Some of our members are reporting difficulty reaching the level of financial support required by some event owners,” said Don Schumacher, executive director of the National Association of Sports Commissions.
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The National Association of Sports Commissions (NASC) announced the winners of the 2002 NASC membership awards at the Sports Event Symposium on Thursday, April 18 in Reno, NV.
Awards were given in three categories: Outstanding Advertising/Communication Collateral, Outstanding Web Site, and Member of the Year. In just the second year of the program, over 35 entries were received for all three categories, two of which were divided into three subcategories (Advertising and Web Site: Active Members with budgets over $450,000, Active Members with budgets under $450,000, and Event Rights Holders).
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The National Association of Sports Commissions (NASC) elected its 2002-2003 Board of Directors at the NASC Sports Event Symposium April 17-20 in Reno, NV at the John Ascuaga’s Nugget Hotel.
The NASC Board of Directors plays an active role in governing the operation of the association. Board members meet monthly via conference call in conjunction with the staff to approve budget reports, receive updates from review committees, offer guidance on member service issues and, in general, provide staff with general comments and suggestions about the association’s activities. The board meets in person twice a year at the NASC Sports Event Symposium and the NASC SemiAnnual Meeting.
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Eric Brooks, former project manager of Don Schumacher & Associates, Inc., has been named director of membership services for the National Association of Sports Commissions (NASC).
Brooks, 27, will be responsible for the day-to-day administration of the association as well as maintaining the association’s web site, www.sportscommissions.org, coordinating the NASC Sports Event Symposium, and serving as the main contact for the NASC membership.
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The National Association of Sports Commissions (NASC) elected its 2001-2002 Board of Directors at the NASC Sports Event Symposium (formerly NASC Annual Meeting), April 19-21 in Richmond, VA, at the Omni Richmond Hotel.
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The National Association of Sports Commissions (NASC), a 255-member network of sports commissions, convention & visitors bureaus, event rights holders and suppliers to the sports event industry, elected the 2000-2001 Board of Directors and Officers at its eighth Annual Meeting April 6-8 in San Jose, CA.
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