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Send Associate of the Year and Hall of Fame Nominations in by March 15. Con-


tact Lisa for forms. Submit IAFE Institute of Fair Manage- ment Scholarship application by April


If your Fair has not been to a convention in the past three years, you can apply for two full registrations and two room


1st. Submit YPI Scholarship application by April 15th.


nights at the host hotel. Apply by April 15th. Make hotel reservations BEFOREApril 15th. Register for convention BEFOREMay 1st. Sign up for Golf Tournament. Send photos for Year in Review Video by May 1st. Submit What A Great Idea! Entry by May 1st. Enter photo for directory cover Thursday, May 14th Let Auction Chairman know what you will be bringing to


use in the silent or live auction. Let Paul Davis know what you will be contributing to the


Hospitality Suite and when you can work. If you are donat- ing cash, early delivery will be appreciated. If in kind let


him know what to expect. Send membership applications to Chuck Pesano. Go to the website and check on sponsorship opportunities


as well as downloading forms for the above. Be sure names of those who have passed on during the


year are submitted to Resolutions Chairman Rhonda Ward so their names can be read in the convention resolutions.


KEYNOTE SPEAKER Mark Mayfield is one of the


most versatile speakers in America, being one of the few individuals in the world who performs stand-up comedy AND also conducts high-content key- notes and seminars. His philos- ophy is simple... say it with hu- mor, and people will take the message home. Known as "The Corporate Comedian," he makes over 100


presentations annually to a wide variety of Fortune 500 companies and trade associations and is currently seen in print advertising and television commercials. A former teacher, lobbyist and farmer, Mark has received the Certi- fied Speaking Professional designation from the National Speakers Association. It's seldom that you find a really funny, clean comedian,


and it's seldom that you find a really good captivating speaker. It is nearly impossible to find one who is both. Mark Mayfield is one of the rare individuals in the world who is equally adept at performing stand up comedy or presenting high content speeches. He excites, educates and always entertains. Mark Mayfield has shared the stage with celebrities like


Paul Newman, Peter Frampton, Colin Powell and Bob Newhart and has introduced the President of the United States on a live, nationwide television broadcast. He is the author of the popular book, Mom's Rules, a comedic yet poignant look at all those things that mom said to us as kids. This will be a great way to “kick off” our convention!


What A Great Idea!


WHAT A GREAT IDEA CONTEST Entry Deadline – Emailed by May 1st Get your entry form at www.floridafairs.org


Don’t forget to send eight to ten photos of your Fair for the


Year in Review Video to be Shown at the Convention banquet. Send to lisahinton@floridafairs.org by May 1st


CONVENTION HOSPITALITY SUITE


Invitation to participate We hope that you will visit the


Hospitality Suite at this year’s annu- al convention. In order to make your visit to the Hospitality Suite even more enjoyable, we are asking for donations to help defray the costs that are incurred. The suite commit- tee appreciates any donations, whether in-kind or budget relieving. If you would like to send a cash donation (check) please forward these to Lisa Hinton at the Federation. Again, we appreciate any help to make our annual convention some- thing that we can remember. Hospitality Committee Chair, Paul Davis, Florida Strawberry Festival.


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