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NYSCMA 2013 Pgs1-20.Pub NYSCMA Program & Buyers’ Guide New York State Circulation Management Association, Inc. 6th Annual Sales and Marketing Joint Conference 1 2 3 4 5 6 President Mary Sawyer On behalf of the NYSCMA, Inc. Officers and Directors, it gives me great pleasure to welcome you to our 6th Annual Sales & Marketing Conference. I would also like to note that this Conference marks the 97th year that New York State Circulation Executives have gathered. We are excited to be gathering in Albany this year for “The Challenges and Opportunities of Change”. Once again, the blended NYSCMA, Inc. and NYNAME Conference Committee have put together a very strong and innovative agenda. We’ll be starting off the program Sunday evening with our President’s reception at the Albany Times Union where we’ll be greeted and given a tour of their new press by Publisher, George Hurst III. We move into a full schedule on Monday with our Host Newspaper Panel. Building a Database you can use, The New York Times Digital Sub- scription Model and many Breakout sessions round out the day. We finish Monday with our Awards Banquet and Presentations in the Phoenix Ballroom. Tuesday we have a half day, starting out with The Challenges and Opportunities of Change presented by both and Syracuse Media Group, Syracuse.com/The Post Standard and Advance Central Services. Digital First Media pre- sented by the Journal Register Company is next followed by the final presentation by the New York Lottery entitled “2nd chance to win”. We’re glad that you could join us. This conference promises to send you away with at least one idea that you can take back to your newspaper and turn it into additional sales and reve- nue. Many have worked tirelessly to ensure just that. I would like to extend a personal thanks to Diane Lahr-Smith, President of NYNAME, as well as the remaining board members of this fantas- tic organization, Nancy Breault, Steve Piersa and the Directors of NYSCMA, Inc. I also want to extend a special thanks to Don Ferlazzo of the New York News Publishers Association. His tire- less efforts to assist both organizations in putting this conference together must be recognized. Thanks to you all! I would also be remiss if I did not extend a special Thank You to our Associate Members and Sponsors. Their support is always appreciated. Please take the time to visit them in their booths. And finally, a Thank You to Michelle Giorgianni for putting this Buyer’s Guide together this year. It will be a valuable resource you’ll be sure to keep on your desk and use throughout the year. Enjoy the Conference! Mary Sawyer President, NYSCMA, Inc. 7 NYSCMA OFFICERS STEVE PIERSA Chairman of the Board Times Herald Record 40 Mulberry St. Middletown, NY 10940 (845) 346-3077 [email protected] NANCY BREAULT Secretary/Treasurer The Post-Standard Clinton Sq., PO Box 4915 Syracuse, NY 13221 (315) 470-2065 [email protected] 8 NYSCMA DIRECTORS Bill Farrell Dennis Donoghue Poughkeepsie Journal Daily Gazette 85 Civic Center Plaza 2345 Maxon Rd. Ext Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 Schenectady, NY 12301 (845) 437-4738 Phone: (518) 395-3060 [email protected] [email protected] Michelle Giorgianni Christine Smith The Post-Star The Daily News 76 Lawrence St. 2 Apollo Dr. Glens Falls, NY 12801 Batavia, NY 14020 (518) 742-3283 (585) 343-8081 [email protected] [email protected] Jim Collier Kelvin Parker The Record Times Herald Record 501 Broadway 40 Mulberry St. Troy, NY 12180 Middletown, NY 10940 Phone: (518) 270-1260 (518) 454-5703 [email protected] [email protected] Rich Brest Jim Nowak VENDOR REPRESENTATIVE USA Today RonDino Promotions, Inc. 595 Commerce Dr. 2140 Greentree Rd., Suite D Amherst, NY 14228 Pittsburgh, PA 15220 (716) 691-9850 (800) 679-7333 [email protected] [email protected] 9 NYSCMA COMMITTEES BUYER’S GUIDE NAA REPRESENTATIVE/ Michelle Giorgianni ALUMNI The Post-Star Mark Vinciguerra 76 Lawrence St. The Times-Union Glens Falls, NY 12801 Box 15000 News Plaza (518) 742-3283 Albany, NY 12212 (518) 454-5703 WEBSITE Jim Collier SCAN BASED TRADING The Post-Star Jim Nowak 76 Lawrence St. USA Today Glens Falls, NY 12801 595 Commerce Dr. (518) 742-3245 Amherst, NY 14228 (716) 691-9850 PROMOTIONS/ PHOTOGRAPHY/VALOR/ ADVERTISER CARRIER RECOGNITION REPRESENTATIVE Christine Smith Rich Brest The Daily News RonDino Promotions, Inc. 2 Apollo Dr. 2140 Greentree Rd., Suite D Batavia, NY 14020 Pittsburgh, PA 15220 (585) 343-8081 (800) 679-7333 BYLAWS/BUYERS GUIDE ADS/ BUYERS GUIDE RECRUIT- AUDITING MENT & ADS/TRAINING Bill Farrell Kelvin Parker Poughkeepsie Journal Times Herald Record 85 Civic Center Plaza 40 Mulberry St. Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 Middletown, NY 10940 (845) 437-4738 (845) 346-3073 BUYERS GUIDE RECRUIT- MENT & ADS/TRAINING Dennis Donoghue Daily Gazette 2345 Maxon Rd. Schenectady, NY 12301 (518) 852-9623 10 “The Challenges and Opportunities of Change” SATURDAY,JUNE8,2013 5:00pm NYSCMA,Inc.BoardMeeting–HudsonRoom 7:00pm NYSCMA,Inc.Dinner–HudsonRoom SUNDAY,JUNE9,2013 10:00am ExhibitorSetupBegins–StonehengeB 11:00am–5:00pm ConferenceRegistration–MainLobby Pleasebringgoodiesfromyournewspaperorcompanytoshare! 11:00am–5:00pm NetworkingActivities 11amV GolfTournament–TownofColonieGolfCourse(incl.lunch) 12V4pmV TrolleyTourofHistoricAlbany–Incl.lunchatCityBeerHall 4:00pm–6:00pm HotelCheckVIn–Lobby 6:00pm–8:00pm Presidents’Reception–AlbanyTimesUnion(645Albany ShakerRoad) Welcome&tourofnewpressbyPublisherGeorgeHearstIII 8:00pm JointHospitalitySuite–TownhouseSuite#302 PresentedbyMetroVCreativeGraphicsand RonDinoPromotions 11 12 MONDAY,JUNE10,2013 7:00am–8:00am ContinentalBreakfastwithExhibitors–StonehengeB 8:00am–8:10am EarlyBirdAwards–StonehengeA/D Arriveearlyforyourchancetowingoodiesfrom newspapersacrossNY! 8:10am–8:15am Welcome&Introductions–StonehengeA/D PresidentsMarySawyerandDianeLahrVSmith 8:15am–9:25am HostPaperPanel–StonehengeA/D TimesUnion’sKurtVantosky(Adv.),andRexSmith(Editorial); ModeratedbyCaseySeiler,hostofNewYorkNow KurtVantoskyistheSr.V.P.ofSales&MarketingattheTimes UnioninAlbanywhereheisresponsibleforallprintanddigital advertisingsalesandmarketingfunctions.Hewaspreviously V.P.ofAdvertisingfortheBirminghamNews.Heworkedto developandimplementaprogressivenewspaperaudiencemarR ketingcampaign.Healsotransformedthesalesstafffroma traditionallyprint“service”teamtoahighlyRmotivatedmultiR mediasalesteam.Priortothis,hewasV.P.ofAdvertisingfor theNewsTribune/TheOlympianinTacoma,Washington. RexSmithisEditorandV.P.oftheTimesUnion.Hehasledthe AlbanynewspapersincemidR2002tonationalrecognitionfor writing,reporting,photographyanddesign,bothinprintand ontheWeb.Hewasanationalcorrespondentandbureauchief forNewsday,andpreviouslyeditedTheTroyRecordandthe RensselaerRepublican,Ind.Earlierinhiscareer,hewasaconR gressionalaideinWashingtonandatelevisionreporterand anchorinthemetropolitanNewYorkregion.Hehasreceived numerousprofessionalcitationsandawards,includingtheDisR tinguishedServiceAwardofthenationalSocietyofProfessional Journalists,aRotaryandPulitzerFellowship. 13 14 MONDAY,JUNE10,2013 8:15am–9:25am HostPaperPanel–cont’d. TimesUnionstateeditorandcolumnistCaseySeilerjoinedthe 'NewYorkNOW'teamin2009.Caseypreviouslyservedasthe paper'sentertainmenteditor.In2011hewasawardedtheHearst EagleAward,thehighestrecognitionforanemployeeinthe HearstCorporation.BeforearrivinginAlbanyin2000,Seiler workedattheBurlingtonFreePressinVermontandtheJackson HoleGuideinWyoming.AgraduateofNorthwesternUniversity, SeilerisaBuffalonativewhogrewupinLouisville,Ky.Helivesin Albany'slovelyPineHills. 9:25am–10:25am DataCollectionandUsage:BuildingaDatabaseYouCanUse– StonehengeA/D BillMason,Sales&MarketingManager,Hearst ConnecticutNewspapers 10:25am–10:30am NYSCMA,Inc.OfficerNominations–StonehengeA/D StevePiersa,ChairmanoftheBoard,NYSCMA,Inc. 10:30am–10:45am BreakwithExhibitors–StonehengeB 10:45am–11:15am AdvertiserResourceSessionwithExhibitors–StonehengeB BestBuygiftcardraffle#1–Mustbeinattendancetowin! 11:15am–12:15pm TheNewYorkTimesDigitalSubscriptionModel–StonehengeA/D RayPearce,VPCirculationandReaderApplications, TheNewYorkTimes RayPearce,V.P.,ConsumerMarketing,TheNewYorkTimesis responsibleforallaspectsoftheNewYorkTimesConsumer MarketingandSalesacrosspaidDigitalandPrintproducts.In thisrole,RayhashelpedleadthedevelopmentofTheTimes’ businessstrategyandmarketingastheybuildandexpandtheir DigitalSubscriptionbusiness. RayjoinedtheTimesin1985andhasservedinanumberofroles intheCirculation/MarketingdepartmentincludingmostreR cently,ViceRPresident,CirculationandReaderApplications. 15 16 12:15pm–1:30pm Lunch–CourtyardArea NYNPA/LegislativeUpdatewithDianeKennedy,NYNPA NAAUpdatewithMarkVinciguerra,TimesUnion,Albany GolfAwardswithDanDenault,TimesUnion,Albany `1:30pm–2:30pm NYSCMA,Inc.Breakout–StonehengeA/D CustomerServiceandRetention– MichelleGiorgianni,ThePostVStar NYNAMEBreakout–CapitalRoom CustomerServiceandRetention– PamelaGeskie,AdDirector,HudsonVCatskillNewspapersand JeffKiley,DMSRetentionManager,TimesUnion 2:30pm–3:00pm BreakwithExhibitors–StonehengeB 3:00pm–4:45pm NYSCMA,Inc.Roundtables–StonehengeA/D VSingleCopySales–JimNowak VMarketReach–BillFarrell VOpenDiscussion–StevePiersa NYNAMERoundtables–CapitalRoom InnovativeIdeasSession–PresentedbyVisionData Bringsamplesfromyourpapertoshare! 4:45pm–5:00pm NYSCMA,Inc.Elections–StonehengeA/D NYNAMEOfficerElections–CapitalRoom 5:00pm–5:30pm NYSCMA,Inc.PastPresidentsMeeting–StonehengeA/D 6:30pm–7:30pm CocktailReception–CourtyardArea 7:30pm–9:30pm BanquetandAwardsPresentation–PhoenixBallroom BestBuygiftcardraffle#2–Mustbeinattendancetowin!
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