FRSA Welcomes New Director of Convention & Trade Show

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In September, FRSA hired Cheryl Sulock, as the new Director of Convention and Trade Show and her first assignment was to attend the fall Board of Directors and committee meetings. Planning for this meeting was no small task as it involved three days of meetings, budget presentations, 2013 Convention and Trade Show review, sporting events and the opportunity to meet many of those active in FRSA. Cheryl was well prepared for the meetings and is no stranger to FRSA events. She came to us from the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, where she handled our trade show for a number of years. She also holds industry designations as a Certified Meeting Planner (CMP) and a Certified Special Events Planner (CSEP), so we’re in good hands. Along with Cheryl’s responsibilities for the Convention and Trade Show, she will also work with the FRSA Board of Directors, the Public Relations and Marketing Committee, the Ladies’ Committee and head up social media for FRSA.

(From FRSA)

Trenton H. Cotney
Florida Bar Certified Construction Lawyer
Trent Cotney, P.A.
1211 N Franklin St
Tampa, FL 33602

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