News in Brief: December 2009
Wehrs resigns from MMA Mike Wehrs, president and CEO of Mobile Marketing Association will resign from the group effective Dec. 31, said an MMA media release. Wehrs, who joined the New York-based group in January, will remain a special advisor to the global executive committee until June 30, 2010. Federico Pisani Massamormile, MMAs global chairman, will be interim
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Wehrs resigns from MMA Mike Wehrs, president and CEO of Mobile Marketing Association will resign from the group effective Dec. 31, said an MMA media release. Wehrs, who joined the New York-based group in January, will remain a special advisor to the global executive committee until June 30, 2010. Federico Pisani Massamormile, MMAs global chairman, will be interim
Read MoreNews in Brief: December 2009
Wehrs resigns from MMA Mike Wehrs, president and CEO of Mobile Marketing Association will resign from the group effective Dec. 31, said an MMA media release. Wehrs, who joined the New York-based group in January, will remain a special advisor to the global executive committee until June 30, 2010. Federico Pisani Massamormile, MMAs global chairman, will be interim
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Read MoreSurveys suggest decline in meeting attendance is ending
At the end of a difficult year for meeting attendance, associations may be finally turning the corner, according to findings in three recent surveys. But the studies also show an almost even divide on the question of whether attendance will increase in 2010, or stay relatively level.
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