Summer Workshop
Attendees at Summer Workshop
Robb Larson, General Manager of the Osceola
Heritage Park, gave a great tour of the facility.
Officer Tim Warren with the St. Cloud Police Department
gave an excellent workshop on drones and their potential usage at events.
Teaming up in
groups during Cindy Moran’s Team
Building and People Planning Workshop created some interesting
discussions.
The staff and board of the Osceola County Fair and KVLS really “wowed” this year’s Summer Workshop attendees with their gracious hospitality.
(Left to Right) Jim Fisher,
Pam Plylar, Stacey Wade, Ashley Avant, Miranda Muir, Dawn Rowe, Shawn Beck, Linda Tyner, Kara Howard, Dale Davis, Carolyn Davis, Kayla Tyner, and Sonya Howard.
All workshops were well attended and provided valuable information for Fairs.
A Special Thank You To Our Sponsors for Our Summer Workshop Osceola County Fair & KVLS for hosting the Summer Workshop
EMC Tickets, LLC, Strates Shows, Inc., and the Osceola County Fair & KVLS
for sponsoring the Friday night dinner
Florida State Fair and Florida Strawberry Festival for sponsoring the Refreshment Breaks
Hardee County Fair, Manatee County Fair, Miami-Dade County Fair and Expo and the St. Lucie County Fair for sponsoring the Coffee Stations
Citrus County Fair for providing the programs FAIRCRACKER-FALL 2017
Collier County Fair, Martin County Fair, Northeast Florida Fair, St. Lucie County Fair, and
The Southwest Florida & Lee County Fair for sponsoring the door prizes
Southwest Florida & Lee County Fair
for their sponsorship as a Summer Workshop Friend of the Federation
South Florida Fair for providing the Signage and the St. Lucie County Fair for providing IT support
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Marla Calico, CEO and President of IAFE, Debbie Ev- ans with Debbie Evans Marketing Communications Consultant, do a mock interview with Joe Jones from the St. Lucie County Fair during the On- Camera Training workshop.
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