DETROIT, Sept. 7 /PRNewswire/ -- GLIMA, southeastern Michigan's
association of interactive technical professionals, is changing its look from
a reactive organization to proactive one.
Just weeks after announcing its new Board of Directors and Trustees (see
below), GLIMA, which provides access and networking to several hundred members
in South Eastern Michigan, announced plans for its first membership drive
through its participation at the 2004 Ryder Cup, Sept. 14-19 at Oakland Hills
C.C. in Bloomfield Hills, Mich.
In an effort to expand its growing number of technical professionals, from
now until Monday, Sept. 13, GLIMA, in cooperation with the Great Lakes
Journal, is offering new and existing members a chance to win two one-day VIP
passes, which includes parking and hospitality, for professional golf's
premier event. All they need to do is sign up or renew their current
membership (http://www.glima.org/autoalley/GLIMA+Network/Member+Benefits/ )
"We wanted to provide an incentive for new membership and there is no
better way than to offer a chance to win tickets and be a part of one of the
largest and most prestigious events in the world!" said GLIMA President John
Channell. "After thinking this plan further, we decided why not put this
offer on the table for the whole association?"
As part of the other charitable events taking place at the Ryder Cup,
GLIMA will donate $5.00 from every new and existing membership sign up to the
Autistic Children's Treatment Network (ACT Network).
For membership opportunities and further details on GLIMA, please go to
http://www.glima.org or call the Resource Center at (888) 237-8171.
GLIMA Announces New Board and Trustees
DETROIT - GLIMA, southeastern Michigan's association of interactive
technical professionals, announced its new board of directors and trustees.
John Channell has been elected GLIMA's president for the next two years.
Sara Gozmanian (Vice President), Shane Gianino (Secretary) and Mark Powers
(Treasurer) join Channel from 2004-2006 terms.
Steve Berkholz, Lynn Ingberg, Mike Ingberg, Jennifer Maloney, Brad Pines,
Sara Prucha, Frank Smychynsky, and Jeff Stanislow are trustees and will serve
as Chairpersons and Board members. For more information regarding GLIMA go to
the website, http://www.glima.org or call the Resource Center at
(888) 237-8171.
GLIMA
GLIMA, Automation Alley's Association of Interactive Professionals,
supports and promotes the growth of the interactive industry throughout
Michigan and the Great Lakes region. GLIMA is a professional organization for
individuals who are engaged with and involved in the interactive industry.
For more information, go to http://www.glima.org or call the Resource Center
at (888) 237-8171.
The Great Lakes Journal
In addition to delivering informative information on-line about IT,
technology and business news throughout the Great Lakes region, the Great
Lakes Journal specializes in helping small and medium-size companies with
their advertising and marketing needs, including logo development and
branding, print and web advertisements and seminar development. The
organization also works as a marketing services company handling specific
projects in interactive, direct and publishing. (Office: 313-237-8520; Web:
http://www.greatlakesjournal.com )
SOURCE Great Lakes Journal PR; GLIMA
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