HOUSTON—April 7, 2009—Quilts, Inc. announced today that three staff members have been promoted and will receive new job titles and responsibilities both in the company’s Houston offices and at all editions of International Quilt Festival (Houston, Chicago, Long Beach) and International Quilt Market (spring and fall).
“We are incredibly lucky to have so many talented people on our staff, so that we can promote from within. These changes provide new challenges and open the way for the company to expand and grow,” said Karey Bresenhan, president of Quilts, Inc.
Wilma Hart, is now Vice President of Corporate Projects. A lifelong avid photographer, one of her first projects will be to develop and implement a plan to provide photographic services and documentation of quilts in the International Quilt Association's Judged Show and in International Quilt Festival’s many museum-quality quilt exhibits.
Judy Murrah, has been promoted to Vice President of Education and Administration. She will now additionally oversee and coordinate most of the day-to-day workings in the Quilts, Inc. office, including human resources.
Ruth Moya, will assume all responsibilities overseeing all activity on the show floor at the Festivals and Markets, from set-up to take-down. She will also be the main point of contact for exhibitors in all matters on site.
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for the urgent need for research dollars and the requirement that these quilts must fit into a cardboard USPS priority mailer without folding. They are small works of art no larger than 9 inches by 12 inches, auctioned on the first day of each month or sold outright on the Internet or at selected venues across the United States.
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