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Kansas City Woman to be Honored for Volunteer Service at Association Conference
PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL, February 22, 2011 -- The EWGA has named Kathy Thomas of Lees Summit, Missouri as the 2010 recipient of the Nancy Oliver Founder’s Award. She will receive the award, the organization’s highest honor for its volunteer leaders, at the 20th Anniversary Red Carpet Gala Awards Dinner during the 2011 EWGA Golfpalooza (previously known as the association’s annual conference) at the Omni Amelia Island Plantation Resort in Amelia Island, Florida on April 13-16, 2011.
Named after EWGA founder Nancy Oliver, the Nancy Oliver Founder’s Award was started in 2000 to annually recognize an EWGA member who has displayed exceptional long-term leadership and service to the organization. Thomas exemplifies the dedication and service that is the spirit and mission of the EWGA to connect women to learn, play and enjoy golf for business and for fun.
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The need to buy a gift is an important reason why people go shopping. That makes the gifting consumer market an important part of the retail economy. An estimated $1 out of every $10 spent in a GAFO store is made to buy a gift, according to a new Unity Marketing study of the gifting market, The Gifting Report 2010: The Ultimate Guide to the Consumer Gift-Giving Market.
While most marketers pay careful attention to the gifting opportunities of the year's major holidays, many overlook those gift-giving occasions like birthdays, anniversaries, baby showers and friendship/just because gifts that occur randomly year-round. "Marketers miss out on gift occasion sales because they haven't done the research to uncover gifting's hidden revenue potential," says Pam Danziger, president of Unity Marketing and lead researcher on the new gifting study.
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