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1. 1. National Western Stock Show: Administration and Staff

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   Published on: 5/31/2008   Last Visited: 5/31/2008

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2. 2. Colorado Horse Council - Colorado Horse Council Board Members

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   Published on: 11/28/2006   Last Visited: 5/21/2008

   Brad EttlemanBrad Ettleman, Brad Ettleman is the Horse Show Manager at the National Western Stock Show, where he has raised the awareness and prestige of the show nationwide, resulting in more than 16,000 entries in the 2005 National Western Horse Show.Brad also oversees a large portion of the National Western Complex activities, focusing on agricultural events.
   
   Brad endeavors to build the strength of the equine industry and is known for a management style that largely focuses on exhibitor advocacy.Brad is a board member of the Colorado Association of Fairs and Shows, and is active in the International Association of Fairs and Expositions.

3. 3. AgTown: Orr Mines Internet Gold

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   Published on: 3/22/2002   Last Visited: 10/30/2006

   Brad Ettleman, assistant director of marketing for the National Western Stock Show, said using AgTown to revamp its Web presence has paid off. The National Western's Web site got 200,000 hits in 2000. After AgTown redeveloped it, the site registered more than 6 million hits from mid-September to the end of January 2002, Ettleman said.
   
   "I give them a lot of credit for the success of the Web site," Ettleman said. "Their ability to understand agriculture and what we're trying to do has made it into something that's become very profitable for us." Ettleman said providing the Stock Show premium books in an online downloadable format has saved more than $10,000 annually in paper, printing, mailing and labor costs.
   
   Just having information available online has also reduced the overhead costs involved with fielding hundreds of thousands of telephone calls the Stock Show used to receive each year. "We're extremely pleased with AgTown," Ettleman said.