The BMA-HV will hold its 2nd Annual Marketing Leadership Awards Event on June 17th at the Poughkeepsie Grand Hotel at 7:30 am
United States of America (Press Release) May 23, 2008 --
The Business Marketing Association of the Hudson Valley (BMA-HV) will hold its second annual Marketing Leadership Awards Event on June 17, at the Poughkeepsie Grand Hotel. The recipient of this year’s award will be Steven G. Poskanzer, President of the State University of New York at New Paltz. The award presentation ceremony will take place during a special awards breakfast beginning at 7:30 am, and it will be followed by a presentation from Mr. Poskanzer.
Says Bud Clarke, BMA-HV President, “Steven Poskanzer’s vision and dedication have created enormous prestige for SUNY New Paltz, and that, in turn, has resulted in significant business growth in our region. If you want to understand how one led to the other, you need to come to this incredible event honoring Mr. Poskanzer and celebrating the business highlights that continue to make the Hudson Valley one of the best places to work and live in our country at this time. In addition to accepting our most prestigious award, Mr. Poskanzer will present the much awaited results from the 2007 SUNY New Paltz Economic Impact Study. The information this study provides should be of enormous interest to anyone living or working in the Hudson Valley, and especially those involved in marketing.”
Steven Poskanzer became president of SUNY New Paltz in May 2003. He is a scholar of higher education law, with a broad range of administrative experience at both public and private universities and colleges. A graduate of Princeton and Harvard, Mr. Poskanzer sits on a number of boards, including the Mid-Hudson Pattern for Progress, Mid-Hudson Technology Council, Mohonk Preserve, St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital, Commission on Leadership and Institutional Effectiveness, and the American Council on Education. His extraordinary contribution to the integration of higher education and community affairs has directly impacted the economic growth of the Hudson Valley.
Jonathan Drapkin, the president and CEO of Pattern for Progress, will introduce Mr. Poskanzer. The mission of Pattern is to "preserve and promote the social, economic and natural environments of the Hudson Valley region by building consensus for a pattern of growth that will insure a high quality of life."
Interested business professionals and those involved in marketing decision-making who wish to learn more about BMA-HV are encouraged to attend the June 17 event. The cost is $25 for those who register by June 9 and $30 for post-June 9 registration. Please make reservations by logging onto our website at www.bma-hv.org, or contact Rebecca Jones at rjones@mccm.com or (845) 486-6813. For more information about the BMA-HV, visit www.bma-hv.org.
Says Bud Clarke, BMA-HV President, “Steven Poskanzer’s vision and dedication have created enormous prestige for SUNY New Paltz, and that, in turn, has resulted in significant business growth in our region. If you want to understand how one led to the other, you need to come to this incredible event honoring Mr. Poskanzer and celebrating the business highlights that continue to make the Hudson Valley one of the best places to work and live in our country at this time. In addition to accepting our most prestigious award, Mr. Poskanzer will present the much awaited results from the 2007 SUNY New Paltz Economic Impact Study. The information this study provides should be of enormous interest to anyone living or working in the Hudson Valley, and especially those involved in marketing.”
Steven Poskanzer became president of SUNY New Paltz in May 2003. He is a scholar of higher education law, with a broad range of administrative experience at both public and private universities and colleges. A graduate of Princeton and Harvard, Mr. Poskanzer sits on a number of boards, including the Mid-Hudson Pattern for Progress, Mid-Hudson Technology Council, Mohonk Preserve, St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital, Commission on Leadership and Institutional Effectiveness, and the American Council on Education. His extraordinary contribution to the integration of higher education and community affairs has directly impacted the economic growth of the Hudson Valley.
Jonathan Drapkin, the president and CEO of Pattern for Progress, will introduce Mr. Poskanzer. The mission of Pattern is to "preserve and promote the social, economic and natural environments of the Hudson Valley region by building consensus for a pattern of growth that will insure a high quality of life."
Interested business professionals and those involved in marketing decision-making who wish to learn more about BMA-HV are encouraged to attend the June 17 event. The cost is $25 for those who register by June 9 and $30 for post-June 9 registration. Please make reservations by logging onto our website at www.bma-hv.org, or contact Rebecca Jones at rjones@mccm.com or (845) 486-6813. For more information about the BMA-HV, visit www.bma-hv.org.
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