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Trade Show Sales – full time position – immediate opening
Trade Show Sales Job Description:
As a Trade Show Salesperson you will be responsible for the financial success of our public events. You will be responsible for selling the events by contacting former vendors and cold calling potential new vendors, acquire sponsorship and help build attendance. Your responsibility will be to foster and maintain relationships with key industry accounts to increase vendor sales and attendance by communicating the value of the event.
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Rocky Mountain Quilt Festival
Loveland, Colorado
August 20-22, 2010
Sherrill Lewis/Bead Ranch |
Sherrill is an award-winning designer of bead-embellished items, bead-woven tapestries, distinctive beaded jewelry and artwork, and cloth dolls. She has been beading since the 1980s, becoming a professional in 1994. A Bead Elf (pattern proofing and model making) for Suzanne Cooper in Second Looks and Far Away Places; and Valerie Hixson in Blooming Beads, her work has also appeared in Fire Mountain Gems' catalogs (1999, 2000), Beadwork magazine, and The Crafts Report (July 2003). Since 2003, when she began following the quilt show circuit, Sherrill has spoken to and given short beading demonstrations at shows in Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas, Arkansas, Colorado, and Louisiana; has taught workshops in Oklahoma, Texas and Arkansas; and upcoming classes in other states. A resident of Stillwater, OK, she teaches at Multi Arts Center, and at her home-based studio. Sherrill's class at the Rocky Mountain Quilt Festival:
Butterfly Love
550-Friday, August 20, 2010 – 12:45 pm – 4:45 pm
Class fee: $40 Kit fee: $25
Hands-on Workshop
Beads and silk ribbons make up into a pretty little garden scene with a sweet butterfly kissing the roses. For those beginner/intermediate. You’ll learn basic bead embroidery plus 5-petal flower, 4-bead flowerette, picots, and sequin. Silk ribbon embroidery: daisy, leaf, straight stitch and web rose. Kit fee: $25 includes silk ribbons, pearl cotton, beads and sequin, Silamide thread, needles, fabric and full instructions. Bring to class: sharp embroidery scissors, a pencil, and enthusiasm! The kit fee will be paid directly to the instructor during the workshop.