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Aug 21, 2002
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Job opening for Exec Director for DMA's Association for Interactive Marketing

SUMMARY: No summary available.
Job opening of the day: Wanna be the new Exec Director of AIM (Association for Interactive Marketing)? Current Director Ben Isaacson steps down Sept 13th and AIM's parent the Direct Marketing Association is looking for a replacement. You must be located in NYC. The press release says, "Qualified candidates should possess public policy and association experience, preferably within an interactive environment. Interested candidates should contact Michael Faulkner at 212.790.1598, or via e-mail at mfaulkne@the-dma.org"

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