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the AIFF team
Mission Staff
The Southern Oregon Film Executive Director
Society is dedicated to Tom Olbrich*
presenting quality independent
Managing Director
film through the ashland
Jane Sage*
independent film festival and to
providing year-round cultural
Programming Director
and educational events in the
Joanne Feinberg*
region.
Operations Manager
Wendy Conner
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Board of Directors
Sponsorship Director
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Laura Jones
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team
Anne Ashbey Pierotti,
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President
Filmmaker Liaison
Laura Henneman
AIFF Board of Directors: (front row) Anne Ashbey Pierotti, Carol Jensen,
Jim Teece, Past President Pam Leandro Notch; (back row) Darrel Pearce, Amy Richard, Ed Mc-
Amy Richard, Vice President
Systems Manager Nulty, Joanne Kliejunas, John Love, Jim Teece.
Christi Wruck
John M. Love, Treasurer
Darrel Pearce, Secretary*
Special Projects Manager
Cristina Linclau
Carol Jensen,
the AIFF
Board Member
* Programming Team
Joanne Kliejunas,
Board Member
Pam Leandro Notch,
Founding Advisor and
Board Member
Benefactor
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Ed McNulty,
John C. Schweiger
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Founders
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D.W. & Steve Wood
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AIFF Staff: (front row) Laura Henneman, Laura Jones, Tom Olbrich,
Joanne Feinberg, Wendy Conner; (back row) Christi Wruck, Cristina
Advisory Council
Brooke DeBoer Ryan Rambach Linclau, Jane Sage.
Katharine Flanagan Howard Schreiber
Jim Batzer Lee Fuchsmann Kim Shelton
Richard Beer Jeff Golden Ron Silverman
Erika Bishop Gerald Hirschfeld Paul Steinle
SAVE
9th Annual
Rick Bleiweiss Miles Inada Joan Thorndike
THE
Susan Cain Gary Kout Julia Tucker
DATE
Mark Chilcoat Jan Krawitz Julie Vogan
Dennis Conners Marylee Oddo
April 8–12, 2010
Jack Davis So Young Park
Listed on the National Historic
Register, The Coolidge House
was built in 1875 and is one of
Ashland’s Oldest and finest
Premier Bed & Breakfast Inns.
Located in the heart of Ashland
just 2 blocks from the downtown
plaza and Oregon Shakespeare
Theatres.
1-800-655-5522
137 N Main Ashland
www.coolidgehouse.com
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