Dallas Fort Worth Interactive Marketing Association (DFWIMA) Names 2010-2011 Board of Directors

DALLAS, May 24 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The DFW Interactive Marketing Association (DFWIMA), one of the largest interactive marketing groups in the nation, today announced it has elected its board of directors for the 2010-2011 term. DFWIMA has elected Sheri Ferguson, sales director for Weather.com as president of the more than 400-member organization. Ferguson will replace Eric Clark of Digital Derivative, immediate past president.

New board members elected for the 2010–2011 term are Ryan Manchee, account manager for EyeWonder as vice president/1st vice chair, Steve Governale, Sr. director media for AT&T and Bill Brown, associate media director for Zimmerman Advertising named committee chairs of programming; Paul Harris, senior account executive at Collective Media elected to sponsorship committee; Alisa Brown, program manager at Yahoo! and Kendra Allen Worbington, account manager for Microsoft join the marketing and communications committee.

"We're pleased to announce our new board of directors for 2010–2011," said Ferguson. "We have so many great additions, combined with our existing leadership that will help us meet DFWIMA's goals and mission to share interactive best practices, ideas and information that help define and develop the ever-changing interactive marketing industry."      

Returning board members include Melanie Kelly as treasurer; Keith Reed as secretary, Emma Coker on programming committee; Bridgette Bell and Mike Renfro on sponsorship committee; Laura Wilkinson, Amanda Binns and Catherine Woodward return on membership committee; Alfred Van Hoven and Kevin Ulrich on Web site committee; Terry Hanson returns on partnerships/academic relations committee and Marc Jacobs and Meredith Howarth are at large/special events.

About DFWIMA

The DFW Interactive Marketing Association (DFWIMA) is a forum for interactive professionals, businesses and educators in the Metroplex dedicated to sharing ideas, information and best practices that will help define and develop the growing interactive marketing industry and its disciplines. Members and nonmembers can learn more by visiting www.dfwima.org.

SOURCE Dallas Fort Worth Interactive Marketing Association