Developing a winning campaign
By Christine Cusatis, Centerlines magazine editor With the June 25 deadline for entries to this year’s Excellence in Marketing and Communications Contest quickly approaching, a past winner spoke Tuesday, June 8, about her airport’s successful campaign. During the 2010 ACI-NA Marketing and Communications Conference Traci Bednard, Edmonton International Airport’s vice president of communications and passenger [...]
Jerry Staples Earns ACI-NA Award
Nominated and selected by his peers, Jerry Staples, Vice President of Marketing and Business Development at the Halifax International Airport Authority, was named the 2010 winner of the Ted Bushelman Legacy Award for Creativity and Excellence during the ACI-NA Marketing and Communications Conference in San Diego. The award, which is considered the airport industry’s most [...]
The Link between Airports and Sea World
At the 2010 ACI-NA Marketing and Communications Conference in San Diego, attendees were treated to an inspiring presentation from Marilyn Hannes, vice president of Marketing for Sea World. Upon first blush, the parallels between theme parks and airports are not entirely obvious. However, as Marilyn explained, both entities have a desire and a self-induced obligation [...]
Apps are Starting a Public Relations Revolution
The June issue of Centerlines, the quarterly magazine of Airports Coucil International – North America (ACI-NA), features an especially intriguing article on one of the most groundbreaking trends in technology today: apps. Yes, there is an app for airports; in fact, there are a number of competing apps that airports can utilize to their advantage. [...]
@CAKairport a big hit in Orlando
Kristie VanAuken, the Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing and Communications Officer at Akron-Canton Airport, posted this blog on her airport’s website last week reflecting on a presentation she made in Orlando at the BIT Conference. Akron-Canton is a new ACI-NA member. Posted on 04/30/2010 on CAK Blog Port I had the pleasure of speaking [...]
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