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Conference Attendees As of February 20, 2015 Conference Attendees as of February 20, 2015 Dean Abbott, Sales Training, Borrell Associates, Vancouver, WA Mark Adams, CEO, Adams Publishing Group, St. Louis Park, MN Zach Ahrens, Publisher, Log Cabin Democrat, Conway, AR James Allen, Senior Sales Engineer, Wave2 Media Soutions, Westborough, MA Anthony Altobelli, Owner/Business Partner, Spark Digital Sales Group, Grand Rapids, MN Diane Amato, Vice President/Sales, Tecnavia, Burnsville, MN Guy Amos, CEO, Adstrix.com, New York, NY Rob Anders, Customer Service/Digital Director, Observer Publishing Co., Washington, PA Robert S. Andrews, Vice President/National Commercial Sales, Gannett Publishing Services, Atlanta, GA Blair Anton, Sales Manager, Vendasta Technologies, Saskatoon, SK Raymond Appen, Publisher, Appen Media Group, Alpharetta, GA Doug Arnold, Director/Print Operations, Gannett Imaging and Ad Design Center, Des Moines, IA Barry Arthur, Assistant Managing Editor, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, Little Rock, AR Dana Atkins, President, Augusta Chronicle, Augusta, GA Charlotte Atkins, Publisher, The Times - Morris Multimedia, Gainesville, GA Gordon Atkinson, Senior Director/Marketing, Newspapers.com, Lindon, UT Matt Austin, Director/Interactive Business Development, AffinityX, Elgin, IL Josh Awtry, Vice President/News, Gannett's Carolina Region, Asheville, NC Stefan B. Babich, Advertising Director, The Roanoke Times, Roanoke, VA Norman Baggs, Operations Manager, Morris Newspaper Corp., Gainesville, GA Pam Baird, Sales Director, Print2Web, St Petersburg, FL Terry Baker, President, RealMatch, New York, NY Ralph Baldwin, COO, Jones Media, Greeneville, TN Lu Shep Baldwin, Event Marketing Director, Jones Media, Greeneville, TN Eric-Francois Bandy, Marketing Manager/Americas, The Associated Press, New York, NY Ken Barber, Vice President/Operations, Advanced Publishing Technology, Burbank, CA Dave Barber, Key Advisor/Newspaper Relations, Athlon Media Group, Nashville, TN John Barnwell, President/CEO, Evening Post Industries, Charleston, SC Donna Barrett, President/CEO, CNHI, Montgomery, AL Ruby A. Barrow, Director of Accounting, Southern Newspapers, Houston, TX John Barry, Chief Executive Officer, Brainworks Software, Sayville, NY Drew Bartlett, Director/Product Management and Marketing, Olive Software, Aurora, CO George Bartman, Vice President/Sales, Alliance for Audited Media, New York, NY Ben Beaver, Business Development Manager, Second Street, Saint Louis, MO Kevin Behrens, General Manager, Marysville Newspapers, Marysville, OH Kelly Benish, Vice President/Publisher Development, CivicScience, Pittsburgh, PA David Benitez, Senior Account Executive, PaperG, San Francisco, CA Tony Bernados, Vice President/Sales, Savannah Morning News, Savannah, GA Hauke Berndt, Senior Vice President/Sales, ppi Media GmbH, Hamburg, ---- Jeff Bernhardt, Major Accounts Manager, Presteligence, North Canton, OH Jake Berry, Business Development Manager, BrandForge, Salt Lake City, UT Cal Beverly, President, Fayette Publishing, Fayetteville, GA Joyce Beverly, Sales Director, Fayette Publishing, Fayetteville, GA Bowen Beyer-Johnson, Account Executive/Platform Sales, xAd, New York, NY Patrick Bingle, Owner/Business Partner, Spark Digital Sales Group, Minneapolis, MN Henry C. Bird, Publisher, The Herald Bulletin/CNHI, Anderson, IN Patrick Birmingham, President/Publisher, Knoxville News Sentinel, Knoxville, TN Melody Bishop, Advertising Director, Times Daily, Florence, AL Christy Blade, General Manager, Post-Bulletin Co., Rochester, MN Gary Blakeley, Director/Global Technical Service, Southern Lithoplate, Youngsville, NC Gerry Bleau, President/Mid-West Region, NRS Media, Chicago, IL Robin Block-Taylor, Vice President/Client Services, NTVB Media, Troy, MI Greg Blue, CEO, manroland web systems, Lisle, IL John Bock, Director of Products, Transparensee, New York, NY Cory Bollinger, Publisher, Aberdeen American News, Aberdeen, SD Kenneth Boone (Mary Lyman Boone), President, Tallapoosa Publishers, Alexander City, AL Jim Boone (Carolyn Farrior Boone), Chairman of the Board, Boone Newspapers, Tuscaloosa, AL Greg Booras, Vice President/Sales, TownNews.com, St. Augustine, FL Zella Bracy, Business Development, The McClatchy Co./Tru Measure, Sacramento, CA David Bradley (Suzanne Bradley), Chairman/CEO, News-Press & Gazette Co., Saint Joseph, MO Jim Brady, Founder/CEO, Spirited Media, Great Falls, VA Randall S. Brant, Senior Vice President/Sales and Marketing, Civitas Media, Davidson, NC Anthony Bratti, Senior Vice President/Business Development, BuzzBoard, Atlanta, GA Douglas Breckenridge, Regional Manager, Resolute Forest Products, Woodstock, GA Melissa Breen Torykian, Vice President/Business Development, Tout, San Francisco, CA Tim Brennan, Vice President/Strategic Development, MultiAd, Peoria, IL Shari Brickley, Director/Advertising, Sarasota Herald-Tribune, Sarasota, FL Robert Broadwater, Managing Director, Broadwater & Associates, Bronxville, NY Jeffrey N. Brown, President, Home News Enterprises, Columbus, IN Scott Brown, Director/Operations, Decatur Daily, Decatur, AL Lucy Brown, President, United Communications Corp., Kenosha, WI Robert Brown (Lori Abbott Brown), President, Swift Communications, Gypsum, CO Alton A. Brown, Regional Publisher, The News & Advance/BH Media, Lynchburg, VA P.J. Browning, President/Publisher, The Post and Courier, Charleston, SC Mark Bruce, Director/Sales, NetNewsCheck, Ardmore, PA Layne Bruce, Executive Director, Mississippi Press Association, Jackson, MS Otis Brumby, III, Publisher, Marietta Daily Journal, Marietta, GA Mark Bullard, Director/Digital Business Development, Lee Enterprises, Davenport, IA Michael Burcham, CEO, The Nashville Entrepreneur Center, Nashville, TN Ernesto Burden, Vice President/Digital, Newspapers of New England, Concord, NH Tim Burke, Publisher, The Palm Beach Post, West Palm Beach, FL Bernice Burns, Virtanza Consultant/Trainer, HDS Premier Consulting, Naples, FL Rustan Burton, Publisher, Juneau Empire, Juneau, AK Ryan Busch, Senior Business Development Manager, RAM Americas, Ponte Vedra, FL Keely A. Byars, Publisher, The Daily Progress, Charlottesville, VA jacqui caine, Commercial Print Sales, Print Innovators, Fredericksburg, VA Paul Camp, CEO, Content That Works, Chicago, IL Susan Cantrell, Director/Business Development, Harris Enterprises, Lawrence, KS Todd Carpenter, President/CEO, Boone Newspapers, Natchez, MS Ken Carpenter, President, Graphix Resource Company, Kennesaw, GA Gene Carr, CEO/Publisher, Free Lance-Star/Print Innovators, Fredericksburg, VA Andrew Carstensen, Manager, Mather Economics, Atlanta, GA Brent Carter, Director/Business Development, Newspapers.com, Lindon, UT John E. Cash, Senior Vice President/Advertising, Jones Media, Greeneville, TN Nick Certa, Director/Sales, Second Street, Saint Louis, MO Zach Chambers, Director/Strategic Partnerships, ReachLocal, Shreveport, LA Tonya Champa, Retail Advertising Manager, Swift Communications, Carson City, NV Scott Champion, CEO, Thief River Falls Times, Thief River Falls, MN Rosanne Cheeseman, Executive Director, ING Independent Newspaper Group, Red Rock, AZ Connie Chen, Senior Vice President/Sales, Transparensee, New York, NY Brandi Chionsini, Executive Vice President, Granite Publications, Taylor, TX Chris Christian, Vice President, Mather Economics, Atlanta, GA Matt Christiansen, Director/Partnerships, Simpli.fi, Fort Worth, TX Abby Chung, Senior Affiliate Manager, Legacy.com, Evanston, IL Nelson Clyde (Elizabeth Clyde), President/Publisher, T.B. Butler Publishing Co., Tyler, TX Rusty Coats, Executive Director (President), Local Media Consortium (Coats2Coats), Sarasota, FL Matt Coen, President/Co-Founder, Second Street, St. Louis, MO Mark Cohen, Publisher, Akron Beacon Journal, Akron, OH Roberta Cohen, Vice President, Delphos Herald, Stamford, CT Murray Cohen, President, Delphos Herald, Delphos, OH Karen Coleman, Marketing/Newspaper Relations, Athlon Media Group, Nashville, TN Justin Coleman, Business Development, Colony Logic, Los Angeles, CA Manuel Collazo, President/CEO, CIPS Marketing, Los Angeles, CA Tom Comi, Vice President/Entertainment Advertising, NTVB Media, Sterling, VA Jim Conaghan, Vice President/Research, Newspaper Association of America, Arlington, VA Peter Conti, Sales/Marketing Director, Local Media Association, Richmond, VA Jacqueline Cook, Director/Business Development, Vendasta Technologies, Saskatoon, SK Mike Cook, National Sales Manager, Mirabel Technologies/The Newspaper Manager, Fort Lauderdale, FL Kevin Cooper, Vice President, Boone Newspapers, Natchez, MS Jenna Cooper, South Marketing Assistant, The Associated Press, Atlanta, GA Randy Cope, Director, Cribb, Greene & Associates, Neosho, MO John Corcoran, Vice President/Sales, U.S. Ink, Carlstadt, NJ Myra Cortado, Director/Corporate Development and Strategic Partnerships, Calkins Media, Levittown, PA Christina Cosner, Advertising Director, HNE Media, Franklin, IN Matthew Costa, Online Director, WEHCO Media, Fayetteville, AR Carly Cox, Director, GateHouse Media, Austin, TX Kevin Craig, Vice President/Newspaper Relations, Athlon Media Group, Nashville, TN John Cribb, Managing Director, Cribb, Greene & Associates, Helena, MT Dan Criscenti, Vice President/Interactive Strategies, NTVB Media, Troy, MI Sabrina Crow, Chief Strategic Officer, HDS Virtanza, Chatham, NJ Roxie Crowley, Director/Partnerships, AfterCollege, San Francisco, CA Christopher Paul Cullis, Publisher, Bryan Times, Bryan, OH Al Cupo, Vice President/Operations, Local Media Association, Harleysville, PA Jack Curran, Manager, Mather Economics, Atlanta, GA Philip
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