Adam is responsible for managing tourism activities, such as website development, marketing projects, events and promotions. Adam also assists with the annual marketing plan and looks for new advertising opportunities for Visit Saint Paul.  What makes Saint Paul? It's nickname, Saint Small, says it all. The person you see in line at the grocery store, could be the same person behind you a week later in a neighborhood restaurant and that could be the same person in a meeting of yours for work two weeks later. It's small and friendly and a great City.

Oversees the day-to-day activities and supervises the training and development of membership staff.  Directs and manages all programs relating to Authority membership.  Responsible for creating a partnership between the Authority and the commercial and private sectors of the community.  Plans, develops and implements Visit Saint Paul membership sales, services and retention programs. Sells advertising in publications and online, and creates member-to-member networking events. What makes Saint Paul? The small town feel of a large city. I grew up in a small community in southern Minnesota and Saint Paul and its residents give me the same comfortable feeling I had back then. The people are friendly and genuinely interested in your well being. I also love the way Saint Paul manages and maintains the historical community within the context of the 21st century.

Dawn sells Saint Paul as a convention and tradeshow venue to various meeting planners throughout the nation.  Dawn handles the health & medical, religious, cultural, fine arts, libraries, fraternal, hobby and vocational markets.  What makes Saint Paul? The historic feel of Saint Paul combined with our great location on the Mississippi River is really what makes it such a beautiful city.

Eric sells Saint Paul as a convention and tradeshow venue to various meeting planners throughout the US.  Eric handles the education, government and labor union markets. What makes Saint Paul? It is a beautiful city in the perfect river setting with much to see and do at a convenience that can’t be matched. All this with friendly Midwestern flavor!

Margot sells Saint Paul as a convention and tradeshow destination to various meeting planners throughout the nation. She is responsible for booking conventions in Saint Paul from the insurance, tourism/hospitality, corporate, financial and sporting events/sports markets. What makes Saint Paul? It’s beautiful historic buildings, parks, and European flair.

Adam is responsible for managing tourism activities, such as website development, marketing projects, events and promotions. Adam also assists with the annual marketing plan and looks for new advertising opportunities for Visit Saint Paul.   What makes Saint Paul? It's nickname, Saint Small, says it all. The person you see in line at the grocery store, could be the same person behind you a week later in a neighborhood restaurant and that could be the same person in a meeting of yours for work two weeks later. It's small and friendly and a great City.

Michael's role with the Visit Saint Paul is to promote Saint Paul as a destination to the group tour market. What makes Saint Paul? The preserved history and friendliness of its residents makes Saint Paul a great place to visit, work, and live.

Pat manages the design, formatting, layout and production of Visit Saint Paul promotional materials. Pat also handles all the video shooting & editing as well as archiving b-roll. He is also responsible for keeping the VSP photo gallery fresh and up-to-date. What makes Saint Paul? Saint Paul is a modern metropolitan city with a small, hometown feel.

Lisa is responsible for managing marketing related projects to help promote Visit Saint Paul's various business initiatives. What makes Saint Paul? Everything together is what makes Saint Paul the perfect city: great running path along the river, charming houses around Grand Avenue, the city life downtown, and the variety of food places. There certainly is never a shortage of things to do, see, or eat!

Herb is responsible for bulk shipping and delivering CVA brochures to all state travel information centers, convention and member requests. He also manages activities relating to CVA storage space and inventory tracking. What makes Saint Paul? Saint Paul is very proud of its history; it is reflected in the gangster tours, the Mississippi River boat rides and preservation efforts made throughout the city.

Oversees the day-to-day activities and supervises the training and development of membership staff.  Directs and manages all programs relating to Authority membership.  Responsible for creating a partnership between the Authority and the commercial and private sectors of the community.  Plans, develops and implements Visit Saint Paul membership sales, services and retention programs. Sells advertising in publications and online, and creates member-to-member networking events. What makes Saint Paul? The small town feel of a large city. I grew up in a small community in southern Minnesota and Saint Paul and its residents give me the same comfortable feeling I had back then. The people are friendly and genuinely interested in your well being. I also love the way Saint Paul manages and maintains the historical community within the context of the 21st century.