 January
Birthdays
7 Lori Howard Woodmen of the
World 7 Brittany Stohl Freelance Web +
Graphic Designer 12 Joe Cudzilo Southeast
Community College 19 Teri
Hamburger American Advertising Federation
Omaha 24 Ryan Kerbs Union
College 27 Charlotte Rischer Creighton
University 27 Jack Payne Lifetime
Member 29 Makinzie Vowels Creighton
University 30 Mike Kronberger The Creative
Center
Brittany
Stohl Freelance Web + Graphic Designer
Rachel
Rittenbach Home Instead, Inc.
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AAF Omaha
membership, what's in it for me?
What You
Get
The American Advertising Federation
Omaha is committed to the professional development of its members.
Our educational programs provide the knowledge and skills you need
to be the very best in your field.
And with a membership in the only
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to meet others who share your career interests, get involved in
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Plus, a plethora of discounts from the
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Teri Hamburger Executive Director AAF
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68106 402.561.6625 Make checks payable to AAF
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been paid
Why We're Here The
AAF Omaha is the unifying voice for advertising in the Omaha /
Council Bluffs metropolitan area. We are the only professional
association that binds together mutual interests of corporate
advertisers, agencies, marketing and media services, suppliers,
academia, and other advertising and public relations
professionals. Above all, we come together to make advertising a
positive force in our economy and culture. We strive to be advocates
for advertisers' rights and to help educate policymakers, the news
media and the public on the benefits of responsible, well-crafted
advertising.
Upcoming
events:
Bowl-O-Rama Friday, January
27 Sempeck's - Elkhorn 2012 Meet the
Pros February 13 & 14 Mid-America Center 8 a.m. -- 5
p.m.
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Welcome
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newsletter.

Friday, January 27 Sempeck's in
Elkhorn (20902 Cumberland Drive)
$20/person or $100 for a
team of 6
Traveling Trophy, Raffle Prizes and T-shirt
Contest!
To register your team, email Teri at teri@novia.net or call
402.561.6625
2012
Meet the Pros
Monday,
February 13 & Tuesday, February 14 Mid America Center,
Council Bluffs, IA 8 AM - 5 PM each day
Meet the Pros is a
two-day event sponsored by AAF Omaha, featuring workshops, keynote
speakers, portfolio reviews and one-on-one conversations with area
professionals. This two-day conference is full of programming to
prepare advertising and design students for the real world after
graduation.
All of our seminars, breakouts, and keynote
speakers are hosted by real, working professionals. This way you
know you are getting a real-life picture of what it's like to work
in one of the most exciting industries in one of the fastest-growing
markets in the country.
Early Bird Registration is OPEN (Deadline:
January 21)
With an AAF Omaha student membership -
$95
Without a student membership - $130 (Cost will include
membership to AAF Omaha for one year)
AAF
Member Profile: Matt Wilson, Account Coordinator, SKAR
Advertising
1.
How long have you been an AAF Omaha member? I joined AAF
Omaha in 2009 when I was selected to be on the University of
Nebraska-Omaha National Student Advertising Competition (NSAC) Team.
2. What is the best benefit of being a member of AAF
Omaha? From my experience in AAFO there is no greater
collection of interesting creative people who view the world through
a similar slightly skewed lens, as I do. It has been wonderful
getting to share thoughts and ideas with some of the best minds in
advertising.
3. What makes the field of advertising
so intriguing? Growing up I was always faced with the
question, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” One week I
would want to be a cowboy, the next an architect or Superman(not
possible, I tried!). I wish someone would have told me that if I
chose the path of advertising, I would not have to pick one
profession because I would have the opportunity to work in all of
them. The advertising field allows people like me to do everything
when they refuse to settle on just something.
4.
What is your favorite Super Bowl commercial of all time?
Volkswagen-Darth Vader
5. Professionally, who
inspires you most and why? My co-workers here at SKAR
Advertising inspire me. There is so much talent and history within
these walls it is hard to not be inspired in some way every day I
come to work.
6. What’s the best piece of advice or
lesson you have ever received? Be polite. Shower
occasionally. Eat a few times a day. Work hard. Laugh. Fights are
scary. Girls dig scars. Football is not everything. Dogs are cool.
Cats are not. My phone does not own me. Stay in shape. Smile. The
stove is hot. Winter is cold. Golf is frustrating. Do not pet the
animals at the zoo. Wear a seatbelt. Dancing is weird looking. Brush
my teeth. Things are expensive. Be faithful. Slow down. Keep moving.
Do what makes me happy. Go outside. Buy toilet paper. Don’t sleep
the day away. Drinking can hurt the next day. Dress to impress.
Water is good. Building credit is necessary. Be charming. Open doors
for people. Dream. Respect others. Sunscreen, Go Red Sox. Go
Broncos. Go Huskers. Sleep is good for you. Nothing good happens
after 2am. Save money. Chew with my mouth closed. Love.
7. Who is your favorite author and/or
book? Book? What is a book? My favorite book is
“Hatchet” by Gary Paulsen.
8. What would you say has
been your greatest accomplishment to date? The day I
graduated from college was my greatest accomplishment.
9. To you, life is like a
___________________ . . . zoo in a jungle.
10. Early riser or night owl? I hate to
see the sun rise but I love to watch it set.
11.
What is your most memorable vacation? I spent two
unforgettable weeks in Hawaii.
12. If you could have
a super power, what would it be and why? Well, I have
inherited the nickname Superman, so I’ll have what he’s having minus
the whole kryptonite weakness thingy.
13. What is
your favorite quote? “Life is for the living” -
Grandma
A
looming proposal by ICANN the Internet Domain Registration
organization is on the horizon. Basically what they are proposing is
an auction of new .whatever registrations. A December 11th story in
the Washington Post outlines the impact this proposal may have both
Nationally and Worldwide. For $185,000 you might be able to own
.BerkshireHathaway or .Coke. or .Gil…personally I don’t think .Gil
is worth $185,000 but if you want it you can have it. What’s the
rush?
FOR two decades, .com, .org and some 20 other “generic
top-level domain names” have served as calling cards for the vast
majority of Web sites. That may change dramatically — and not for
the better — if the obscure but powerful organization that manages
domain names gets its way.
Starting next month, the Internet
Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) plans to take
applications from individuals and groups interested in plunking down
$185,000 a pop to buy the rights to new domain names — the words to
the right of the dot. Some of these could focus on a community of
businesses or services, such as .bank or .news. Others may be used
to market specific brands or products, as in .Coke or .Chevy. ICANN
officials say that they expect up to 500 applications to be filed
between January and April when the organization opens the process;
those approved would go live in 2013. ICANN believes these changes
will lead to innovations that build on the already explosive growth
and inventiveness of the Internet age.
Eight businesses,
nonprofits and law enforcement officials take a dimmer view. “A
potential disaster,” declared Federal Trade Commission Chairman Jon
Leibowitz during a congressional hearing last week. An invitation to
extortion, cried a coalition of businesses. A crippling blow, warned
a group of nonprofits.
Mr. Leibowitz worries that the
proliferation of names will increase the incidence of fraud; ICANN’s
error-riddled database of Web site and domain name owners, he
testified, already makes it difficult to track down scammers.
Businesses say that they will be forced to spend millions in
“defensive registrations” to prevent interlopers from claiming their
brand or product names; the new addresses, they say, will duplicate
existing sites and cause confusion. Nonprofits say that they cannot
afford the stiff fees. Representatives from these groups aired their
complaints during a Senate hearing Thursday — not that lawmakers
have any power to resolve the controversy.
ICANN reports to
no one — a decision made when the group was created during the
Clinton administration to protect Internet independence. The group
has made some adjustments in response to concerns, including
creation of a trademark clearinghouse and a “rapid response” process
to allow legitimate rights holders to quickly knock out imposters.
Officials have said that some nonprofits may be permitted to pay
lower fees. Although the plan has been six years in the making, it
is not ready for prime time. ICANN officials acknowledge that they
are still working out some details, including certain protections
for trademark holders. The Justice Department and other law
enforcement agencies have expressed concerns about
enforcement.
ICANN should not approve new names until
enforcement and protection issues are resolved. Even then, it should
approve at most a few, to allow the marketplace to absorb and weigh
the changes. ICANN would be wise to move slowly; its legitimacy and
Internet efficacy are at stake.
As always, if you have a
topic that you would like me to discuss feel free to contact me at:
gil@omahapublications.com and I will be happy to
report on it for you.
Gil Cohen Legislative/Governmental
Affairs Chairman AAFO
Legislative
Activity
The
American Advertising Federation's government affairs team is
constantly working with federal, state and local legislators on
issues concerning the advertising industry.
Please visit AAF's website for recent activities, including
full testimony at legislative hearings.
2012
ADDYs Banquet Set for February 4
Prepare
to join the blood-crazed advertising community on Saturday, February
4 for the 2011-12 Nebraska ADDYs Banquet, at the Hilton Omaha.
Invitations are in the mail.
Don’t be left out, become a
sponsor today!
Join Webster Design and Swanson Russell as
current ADDY’s Diamond sponsors. Bailey Lauerman as a Silver sponsor
and Kenexa as a Bronze Sponsor.
Thank you to our ADDY’s
Platinum sponsors Bozell, Barnhart Press and Renze
Display.
ADDY’s
Sponsorship Information Here
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an AAF Omaha Committee Today!
The
American Advertising Federation Omaha (AAF Omaha) is driven by the
volunteer efforts of its membership. Through the work of board
members and committees AAF Omaha remains a strong voice in your
industry. Most efforts require just an hour or two of your time per
month. Please consider joining a committee today!
Thanks to
members like you, AAF Omaha will continue to grow stronger. As we
move forward to make our club and industry even better, we need your
active involvement to achieve another successful year for the
club.
Please email teri@novia.net with your committee
selections. Or update your Membership Profile and tell us what
activities you would like to be involved with. You may select more
than one committee listed below. You will be contacted by an AAF
Omaha Board Member to provide you with committee information and
meeting dates. Your active participation in the AAF Omaha is very
much appreciated!
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2012
AAF Omaha Ad Awards
The
winners for the 2012 AAF Omaha Silver Medal, Ad Pro and Ad Rookie
have been chosen, and all winners have been notified. All nominees
were very deserving, and the selection committee
had difficult decisions to make in every category, but here they are
…
AAF Omaha 2012 Silver Medal Winner Lori Meier
AAF
Omaha 2012 Ad Pro Winner Randa Zalman AAF
Omaha 2012 Ad Rookie Winner Andrea Gourley
About the
Winners
Randa
Zalman Online Strategist and Senior Account
Supervisor Redstone
Randa Zalman is the
recipient of the 2012 AAF Omaha Ad Pro of the Year Award. She
currently serves as the Online Strategist and Senior Account
Supervisor at Redstone.
The Ad Pro of the Year award is
given to an AAF Omaha member who has a distinguished track record of
service in advertising including professional and community service,
with particular attention to AAF Omaha service.
Zalman’s
professional achievements include being a key part of the team that
helped build and define Redstone’s line up of online services. In
her role as Online Strategist and Senior Account Supervisor, she
oversees development of all online client proposals as well as
internal and external education materials. More importantly Randa
helps everyone in the agency find new ways to integrate online
advertising, mobile, search and social media into their client’s
current marketing mix. She has earned a reputation as a
knowledgeable, skilled presenter with expertise in sharing the
latest trends in online advertising, mobile, search and social
media. As such, she has served as speaker, panelist and webinar host
for advertising, direct marketing, compliance and insurance
organizations on the local, regional and national level. As
Advertising Manager for Woodmen of the World, Randa was a leader in
the creation and launch of their first ever branding advertising
campaigns on local, regional and national platforms. She also helped
provide cooperative advertising solutions and education to a Field
Force of 1500.
Zalman served on AAF Omaha’s Board of
Directors from 2005-2010. She was the After Hours Co-Chair from
2005-2006 and made major contributions as the Meet the Pros Co-Chair
from 2007-2010. Before serving on the board, Zalman served on the
Meet the Pros committee.
Other volunteer contributions
include serving on the MADMA Board of Directors from 2003-2010 where
she served as President from 2005-2006. She was on the YWCA Board of
Directors from 2005-2007, served on the Insurance Advertising
Compliance Association Board of Directors from 2007-2010 and
currently serves on a committee dedicated to Social Media for the
National Association of Insurance Commissioners. She also has served
as the PR Chair since 2010 for Help Portrait, a national non-profit
movement that takes professional portraits of those who are homeless
or in need, for free; and she founded Social Media Saturdays in
2010. This group helps others become more familiar with the
technology and the opportunities that the online environment can
provide. Activities include helping the elderly get and navigate
their Facebook profiles so they can talk with their kids and
grandkids. Sometimes it comes in the form of developing online
fundraising strategies for non-profits that don’t have the resources
to add one more thing to their budget.
Zalman will be
presented with the Ad Pro of the Year Award on Tuesday, February 14,
2012, at the Meet The Pros luncheon at the Mid America Center in
Council Bluffs.
Andrea
Gourley Art Director/Digital Designer SKAR
Advertising
Andrea Gourley has been named the 2012
AAF Omaha Ad Rookie of the Year. She currently serves as Art
Director/Digital Designer at SKAR Advertising.
The Ad Rookie
of the Year award is given to an AAF Omaha member with five or fewer
years in the advertising business who demonstrates outstanding work
both professionally and in the community, with attention to AAF
Omaha service.
In Gourley’s short, two years in the industry,
she has demonstrated an extremely high level of creativity and
design capability and has been generous in donating her talents and
time.
Gourley concepted and created all of the design work
for AAF Omaha’s Meet The Pros event in 2011 and 2012. This included
posters, website and other collateral material. She has also
volunteered as a portfolio reviewer at the 2010 and 2011 Meet the
Pros events.
Gourley’s major achievements include being
awarded a National Judges Citation and Gold ADDY® in the 2010 AAF
ADDY® competition in the student category, winning a Silver ADDY® in
the 2010 and 2011 Omaha ADDY® competition and winning a Bronze Award
in the 2011 AIGA award show.
She has also made major
contributions to the community. She designed materials for The
American Lung Association’s Corporate Cup in 2010 and 2011, designed
a newsletter template for YMCA in 2010 which is still in use today
and created the Episcopal Church's food pantry logo and other
materials. She has also worked tirelessly on several projects for
the Salvation Army including their annual report and created and
designed a corporate identity for Episcopal Tri-Faith Ministries in
Omaha.
Gourley will be presented with the Ad Rookie of the
Year Award on Tuesday, February 14, 2012, at the Meet The Pros
luncheon at the Mid America Center in Council Bluffs.
Lori
Meier Principal Center Coast
Communication
Lori Meier has been named the
recipient of the 2012 Silver Medal Award from the American
Advertising Federation Omaha.
The Silver Medal Award is
given to an AAF Omaha member who has achieved success in their
career, shown a consistent high degree of creative and original
thinking in work endeavors, has worked to increase the stature and
raise the standards of the advertising profession and has been
active in civic groups including AAF Omaha.
Meier has been in
the advertising industry for more than 20 years. Her top
professional achievements include successful introduction of Cricket
Wireless into the Omaha and Lincoln markets; she originated the OFA
100th Anniversary event and Legends of Advertising Hall of Fame; and
she has had many marketing successes by clients as diverse as
General Motors, the Atlanta Olympic Games Housing Committee, Kmart
Corporation, Valmont, Nebraska Furniture Mart, Godfather’s Pizza,
MSI (Midland Systems, Inc) and CoSentry, to name a
few.
During her service to AAF Omaha she made major
contributions serving in leadership roles including President; 2nd
Vice President, Membership; OFA 100th Anniversary Chair; Meet the
Pros Chair (twice) and roundtable speaker; 9th District Conference
Committee; AdWars Committee; ADDYs® Committee; and Board member over
Special Events, Public Service, Marketing and Sales, Legislative and
Programs.
On top of AAF Omaha, Meier also served key roles
for countless other professional organizations. She was a member and
Pinnacle Awards Program Chair for AMA; she was a member and Bronze
Quill Awards Committee member for IABC; and held many
responsibilities with the Chamber of Commerce including Leadership
Omaha Alumni, Youth Leadership Omaha, writer for LOAA Newsletter,
Ambassadors Program and 20th Anniversary Event
Committee.
Meier also made several civic contributions in the
Omaha community. She was a key player and tireless volunteer for
Junior League Omaha, Omaha Children’s Museum, Multiple Sclerosis
Society, Nebraska Children’s Home, Opera Omaha, Campfire Boys and
Girls Club, Creighton Prep CASE Technology Campaign, Fontenelle
Forest, Adoption Links Worldwide, Great Plains Girl Scout Council
and Saint Wenceslaus Catholic Church.
During her career,
Meier has also received multiple accolades for her work in the
industry including: two Silver Awards at the Denver Ad Federation’s
ADDYs® competition, Silver Award at the OFA ADDYs® Competition,
National Gold Ink Pewter Award, IABC Bronze Quill Award, two AMA
Pinnacle Awards, two PRSA Silver Anvils, two AAF Silver Awards and
the 359th Presidential Points of Light Campaign Award.
Meier
now lives in Austin, TX and volunteers for nearly a dozen
organizations/associations. Meier currently serves as Principal
for Center Coast Communication.
Meier will receive her award
at the ADDY® Awards Show on Saturday, February 4, 2012 at the ADDY®
Awards show at the Hilton Omaha.
Swanson
Russell’s Schmaderer Promoted to Vice President/Account
Supervisor
Swanson
Russell announces the promotion of Jason Schmaderer to vice
president/account supervisor. With the promotion, Schmaderer becomes
an officer of Swanson Russell.
Schmaderer began his career
with Swanson Russell in 1998 as a public relations writer and was
quickly promoted to public relations associate and later to public
relations counsel. In 2003, he left the agency to take a public
relations account supervisor position with Jacobsen Rost in
Sheboygan, Wis. Schmaderer returned to Swanson Russell in 2004 as an
account manager and was promoted to associate account supervisor in
2009. In his current role, he handles account planning and
direction, brand management and product launches for clients
including Rain Bird, Union Bank and Vista. Schmaderer is also active
in the agency’s new business development.
“Jason’s
professionalism and strategic thinking have been valuable assets to
the agency over the years,” said Dave Hansen, partner/CEO of Swanson
Russell. “He has proven his ability to build relationships with
clients and is a true leader within the agency and professional
organizations. Jason’s promotion is well-deserved.”
A St.
Paul, Neb., native, Schmaderer earned a bachelor’s degree in English
from Nebraska Wesleyan University, in Lincoln, Neb. He is active in
Prescott Elementary School’s Neighborhood Advisory Committee and
serves as a board member for the Turf & Ornamental Communicators
Association.
Swanson
Russell Wins Most Awards at Annual PRSA Nebraska Anvil Awards
Gala
Swanson
Russell walked away with 11 Anvil Awards at the Public Relations
Society of America Nebraska Chapter’s 2011 awards gala – the most of
any organization in the competition.
Announced Dec. 8, PRSA
Nebraska’s Anvil Awards are given annually to organizations that
have successfully addressed a public relations issue with skill,
creativity and resourcefulness. The awards acknowledge best
practices within the profession. Swanson Russell was recognized for
work in the categories of social media, media relations, brand
management, marketing consumer products and integrated
communications.
The agency won three Awards of Excellence
and eight Awards of Merit. The 11 Anvil Awards represented work for
clients including Berkley Fishing, Land O’Lakes Purina Feed,
Weatherby, Briggs & Stratton Home Power and FMC.
“These
awards are meaningful, because they emphasize results based on
measurable objectives,” said Jeff Patterson, senior vice
president/director of public relations at Swanson Russell. “Our PR
staff worked closely with clients and other account team members to
plan and execute this successful work. We appreciate PRSA Nebraska
for the opportunity to have it recognized by our peers.”
Swanson
Russell Welcomes Five
Swanson
Russell announces the hire of Shanna Austin, Kathleen Divine, Ryan
Larsen, Dave Markes and Taryn Vasa.
Austin,
a Wichita, Kan., native, was hired as a production artist in the
Omaha, Neb., office. She graduated from Bellevue University in
Bellevue, Neb., with a bachelor’s degree in marketing management.
She also holds an associate degree of occupational studies in
design, illustration and computer graphics from the Creative Center
Art College in Omaha. Before joining Swanson Russell Austin worked
as a media ambassador at Bungalow/8 in Omaha. She also worked as an
intern at Wright Printing in Omaha.
Divine serves as an associate graphic
designer in the Omaha office. She received a bachelor’s degree in
fine art with an emphasis in graphic design from the University of
South Dakota in Vermillion. While in school, she interned with
Creative Services and worked as a community adviser at the
University of South Dakota. Divine is originally from Raymond,
Neb.
Larsen joins the Omaha team as a writer and
producer. Prior to being hired at Swanson Russell, Larsen held a
senior copywriter position at SCORR Marketing in Kearney. A native
of Fremont, Neb., he earned his bachelor’s degree in journalism with
an emphasis in mass media from the University of Nebraska–Kearney.

Markes
joins the Omaha office as an art director. Originally from Colorado
Springs, Colo., he holds a bachelor’s degree in visual communication
and design from the University of Nebraska–Kearney. Prior to joining
the agency, Markes was an art director at the University of Nebraska
Medical Center. He has also worked as an art director at Bailey
Lauerman in Omaha.
The
Lincoln office welcomes Vasa as an account
coordinator. A Wahoo, Neb., native, she received a bachelor’s degree
in advertising with a minor in business marketing from the
University of Nebraska–Kearney. Vasa previously worked as an intern
and account coordinator at SCORR Marketing in Kearney,
Neb.
Founded in 1962, Swanson Russell is
Nebraska’s largest marketing communications firm, with offices in
Lincoln and Omaha. In addition to working with local and regional
clients, the full-service agency is nationally recognized for
expertise in agriculture, healthcare, outdoor recreation,
construction and the green industry. For more information about
Swanson Russell’s Real Connection™ approach to advertising, public
relations, interactive and branding services, visit
www.swansonrussell.com.
Anderson
Partners' Client Receives Award Recognition
I
am writing to you because our client, Lutz & Company, has just
been recognized by Accounting Today as THE top mid-size accounting
firm to work for in the nation. Accounting Today and Best Companies
Group designed the “Best Accounting Firms” program to identify,
recognize and honor the best places of employment in the accounting
industry, benefiting the nation’s economy, its workforce and
businesses.
Lutz & Company was also named to INSIDE
Public Accounting’s Best of the Best Firms for 2011, which honors
only 25 firms nationally for their wise management and superior
operational performance, based on more than 50 criteria. According
to the publisher of INSIDE Public Accounting, the firms that earn
this designation represent the best of what the accounting
profession has to offer.
I have attached the press releases
regarding the Best Accounting Firms to Work For recognition (along
with a page from the December issue) and the Best of the Best Firms
recognition for your reference and will call to follow up.
About Lutz & Company, P.C. Lutz & Company, P.C., is
Nebraska’s largest independent and privately held certified
accounting and consulting firm. The team is dedicated to providing
exceptional service and a broad range of solutions to family and
entrepreneurially owned, middle market companies and their owners.
Core solutions include premier tax, accounting and assurance
services, as well as wealth management, software, creative and
consulting services in numerous industries.
Join.
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