Florida Fair News Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair
As of January 1, 2019, Bill Olson, formerly the Vice-President of Operations succeeded Martha Leverock as President/CEO of the Duval County Fair Association. A native of Oconomowsoc, Wisconsin, Olson moved to Jack- sonville to attend the University of North Florida where he received his Bachelors of Science in Communications degree in 2004. In May of 2015, he completed his Masters degree in Business Administration at the University of North Florida
Coggin College of Business. In 2004 Bill started his career with the Greater Jackson- ville Fair, achieving his Certified Fair Executive Distinction in 2013 and graduating from the IAFE Institute of Fair Management in November of 2015. Currently serving as the 1st Vice President of the Florida Federation of Fairs, Bill will be inducted as President at the Florida Federation at the convention in St. Augustine of 2019. He will become the youngest person to serve as Federation President. Bill is married to Jacquie, an audiologist at the V.A. in Jacksonville and they have an
8 year old daughter, Alyssa. “I’m excited to have this opportunity to guide the Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair to the future and will continue to create an educational and exciting event for the community,” stated Olson.
Collier County Fair
The President’s Party Committee Is looking forward to the convention this year, and hope that we
Rhonda Ward, manager of the Collier County Fair graduated from the Institute of Fair Man- agement. From left Jerry Rainwaters (Dad), Pat Cookson, Rhonda, Shirley Rainwaters (Mom), Kathleen Presley
FAIRCRACKER-SPRING 2019
can bring some new and exciting things to the President’s Party. We believe we have a great theme picked out for the event. "HOLLYWOOD"
Plans are already coming together for this great night in HOLLYWOOD.
It will be a night at the convention that you do not want to miss out on.
Lane Wetherington, Chair 25
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