Bob Holland

Bob Holland President The Forestry Corp#101, 11710 Kingsway AvenueEdmonton, AB T5G 0X5bob holland@forcorp.com 780-452-5878 (b)

Bob Holland

President

The Forestry Corp

#101, 11710 Kingsway Avenue

Edmonton, AB T5G 0X5

bob holland@forcorp.com

780-452-5878 (bus)

Bob Holland - Business Owner, Caldwell County

Bob HollandElected October, 2003

Bob is President of Holland & Holland, an advertising agency in Lenoir, NC.
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Bob is an expert amateur biologist and has been a lifelong devotee of hiking, bicycling, gardening, nature photography, and bird watching.He is past President of the Lenoir Audubon Club, member of numerous conservation organizations, past publisher of Carolina Outdoors, and is a member of the Board of Directors of Foothills Conservancy of North Carolina, regarded by many as the top volunteer land trust in the state.

Holland & Holland President Bob Holland agrees, but suggests that traditional marketing isn,t enough.

Furniture marketing agency Holland & Holland has developed an exciting new strategy for bridging the gap between the consumer and furniture manufacturers and retailers.
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Holland will introduce the NewPOP, concept, and discuss other unique POP strategies, at Market in High Point, NC, during a seminar entitled ,The Power of POP Advertising, at noon on April 6 in IHFC Green Wing, 11th Floor, High Point Room.The seminar is sponsored by the International Home Furnishings Center and is open to market guests.

For more information about NewPOP,, or Bob Holland,s Power of POP Advertising seminar, contact Holland & Holland at 800-315-0648 or visit the agency,s website at www.twohollands.com.

Do-It-Yourself Marketing for the Small Shop, 11:00 AM to 12:30 PM, Friday: Bob Holland, President of Holland & Holland, will discuss basic strategies to boost profits through marketing communications.

> [ Robert W. Holland, President, Holland & Holland, Inc.3-Jun-2002 ]

> Look no further than the scene in "Pearl Harbour" where the two heroic and ruggedly good-looking pilots give their blood into empty Coke bottles.Corporations are having more effect in society now than ever before.Personally, I don't want consumerism as culture.Hopfully we will recognise this and the true blood of the US will become thicker than a globalised softdrink.

Bob Holland GIS Analyst