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Faircracker SUMMER 2020


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CHECK THE MAY/JUNE ISSUE OF IAFE FAIRS & EXPOS MAGAZINE


IAFE Chair Nancy Smith, CFE South Carolina State Fair Columbia, SC


IAFE First Vice Chair Gene Cassidy, CFE Eastern States Exposition West Springfield, MA


IAFE Second Vice Chair Jeremy Parsons, CFE Clay County Fair Spencer, IA


IAFE Treasurer Bryon Lopez Pima County Fair Tucson, AZ


IAFE Past Chair Jessica Underberg, CFE Erie County Fair Hamburg, NY


IAFE Past Chair Rick Vymlatil, CFE South Florida Fair, Retired West Palm Beach, FL


IAFE President & CEO Marla Calico, CFE Springfield, MO


IAFE Zone 2 Director Vicki Chouris, CFE South Florida Fair & Palm Beach Expositions West Palm Beach, FL


Zone 2 includes Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina,, Virginia, West Virginia.


In these uncertain times, it is important to stay #FairStrong! Show your sup- port by purchasing one of these IAFE Fair Strong T-shirts. A portion of each sale will go directly to the IAFE Education Foundation. Learn more about IAFE Education Foundation at www.iafefoundation.org .


T– Shirt $20.00 Ladies V-neck Shirt $20.00 www.staatsawards.com/products/fair-event-products Drop down to Souvenir items, click on IAFE


Management Philosophies—Page 16 Rita DeMier Lincoln, South Florida Fair Words of Wisdom and Advice from IAFE Past Chairs—Page 22 Becky Brashear, CFE, South Florida Fair Rick Vymlatil, CFE, South Florida Fair—Retired Virtual Fair—Page 33 Tasha Hyder Clay County Agricultural Fair, Green Cove Springs Florida Drive Thru Market—Page 35 Jay Spicer, Martin County Fair


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