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Questions? Comments? Suggestions? We want to hear them all - about Grand Rapids, the Convention Bureau, our web site, you name it!
Use the list below to locate the appropriate contact person, or call/email our office at:
171 Monroe Ave NW, Suite 700
Grand Rapids, MI 49503
(616) 459-8287
(800) 678-9859
Fax: (616) 459-7291
mailbox@visitgrandrapids.org
Douglas Small President x3541
Courtney Jackson-Hamilton Executive Coordinator x3552
Lisa Tamblyn Director of Finance and Administration x3548
Kim Young Director of Technology and Business Systems x3555
George Helmstead, CDME Executive Vice President x3544
Mary Manier, CTP Director of Sales x3554
Angela Gaghan, CMP Director of State & Midwest Accounts (800) 901-8939
Joyce E. Flowers National Sales Director (800) 710-1712
Bob Snyders National Sales Director x3546
Jason P. Ryan, CHSP National Sales Director x3547
Jeff Poole Washington DC Office (703) 619-9318
Kim Rangel Business Development Manager x3543
Nancy Ruppert Convention Development Manager x3549
Andie Newcomer Event & Visitor Services Manager x3559
Marlene Bushouse Sales Specialist x3551
Tim Nelson, CMP Convention Services Manager x3556
Michele Hickman, CHSP Convention Services Manager x3570
Nina Fox Convention Services Specialist x3540
Janet Korn Vice President of Marketing x3545
Andrea Robyns INteractive Web and Design Manager x3550
Kate Wiltzer Multimedia Communications Manager x3558
Maggie Kennedy Marketing and Partnership Coordinator x3553
Jackie Middleton Information Specialist x3542
Andie Newcomer Event & Visitor Services Manager (616) 233-3559
Information Desk (616) 233-6076
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