Tallahassee, FL - The Florida Association of Convention and Visitor Bureaus announced the election of Dawn Moliterno as CEO Director at the 2011 annual meeting of the FACVB in Lakeland.
Moliterno is the Executive Director of Visit South Walton.
“Dawn’s background and experience will be a terrific asset to the association, and the perspective she brings from her community will provide crucial input as we address issues impacting Florida’s tourism industry,” said Robert Skrob, Executive Director of the FACVB.
The FACVB serves as the single unifying voice for all of Florida’s convention and visitor bureaus, providing insight and direction as we face new challenges marked by an increasingly competitive tourism marketplace. Organized in 1996, FACVB strives to increase the overall effectiveness of Florida convention and visitor bureaus’ destination marketing efforts. Its stated mission is to provide cooperative action to enhance and encourage the growth of Florida’s convention and visitor industry through promoting tourism industry education, enhancing professionalism, facilitating the exchange of information between Florida CVBs, developing an awareness of legislative issues and unifying the state’s CVB industry through public relations.
Moliterno is the Executive Director of Visit South Walton.
“Dawn’s background and experience will be a terrific asset to the association, and the perspective she brings from her community will provide crucial input as we address issues impacting Florida’s tourism industry,” said Robert Skrob, Executive Director of the FACVB.
The FACVB serves as the single unifying voice for all of Florida’s convention and visitor bureaus, providing insight and direction as we face new challenges marked by an increasingly competitive tourism marketplace. Organized in 1996, FACVB strives to increase the overall effectiveness of Florida convention and visitor bureaus’ destination marketing efforts. Its stated mission is to provide cooperative action to enhance and encourage the growth of Florida’s convention and visitor industry through promoting tourism industry education, enhancing professionalism, facilitating the exchange of information between Florida CVBs, developing an awareness of legislative issues and unifying the state’s CVB industry through public relations.
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