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Larry Hornung, Publisher
From 1998-2004 I was Advertising Sales Director for The Crafts Report. Prior to that I worked in national magazines - Theatre Crafts and Area Development in New York City and Aspire magazine in Nashville. Before that I was in account management for an advertising agency handling accounts such as Gore-Tex Fabric, Woolrich clothing, Giorgio Foods and others.
I write music, play guitar and sing what I like to label "rock 'n roll flat."
Please e-mail me with any suggestions for this new magazine or website. Let me know what you want to see in a business magazine.
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Crafts Business wants to utilize your input, suggestions, advice, comments and criticism to provide a magazine that will help you "run your business" more successfully and efficiently, so you can concentrate on what you would rather be doing - creating, selling, teaching, buying . . .
However, if you need name(s):
Larry Hornung, Publisher
From 1998-2004 I was Advertising Sales Director for The Crafts Report. Prior to that I worked in national magazines - Theatre Crafts and Area Development in New York City and Aspire magazine in Nashville. Before that I was in account management for an advertising agency handling accounts such as Gore-Tex Fabric, Woolrich clothing, Giorgio Foods and others.
I write music, play guitar and sing what I like to label "rock 'n roll flat."
Please e-mail me with any suggestions for this new magazine or website. Let me know what you want to see in a business magazine.
[email protected]
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