NS MAN APPOINTED

NORTH SHORE resident Robert
B. Mackay has been appointed
chairman of the 1993-94 board-
elect of the American Marketing
Association (AMA).

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Currently the AMA vice-presi-
dent and finance-secretary,
Mackay is only the second Cana-
dian in the 55-year history of the
AMA to be offered the appoint-
ment.

Robert Mackay is the con-
summate visionary. He brings to
the association his strong market-
ing management background,
along with a special presence that
unites people in a mutual goal, to
do their best for the AMA,”’ said
current AMA president Jeffrey
Heilbrunn.

Mackay is currently associate
counsel with the established law
firm of Russell and DuMoulin. He
joined the AMA in 1960 as a stu-
dent and became president of the
B.C. chapter in 1977,

From 1985 to 1987, he was on
the international board of direc.
tors as Canadian regional vice-
president and served on the board
as vice-president of the consumer
marketing division from 1990-92.

After receiving a bachelor of
commerce from the University of
B.C., Mackay completed an exec-
utive advanced advertising course
at the University of Montreal and
obtained a bachelor of law degree
fron: the University of Alberta.

In his professional capacity, he
practices exclusively in the areas
of marketing, advertising and

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conipetition law.

He is a member of the Cana-
dian Bar Association, the Editori-
al Advisory Board, Media ard
Communications Law Review,
National Executive Committee
member, Media and Communica-
tion Law section and an interna-
tional associate member of the
American Bar Association.

“Mgr. Mackay ascended to the
role of chairperson in many ways.

**His strong involvement on the
board of directors and AMA
committees has given him the ad-
ded insights to lead an association
whose role in the business world is
growing with the recognition that
every business person is in some
way a marketer,’ said Heilbrunn.

AWARD WINNER

MARIA CULLEN, president of
the Petticoat Box, which operates
four European-style lingerie
boutiques, including one at Park
Royal north in West Vancouver,
has been presented with the 1992
Franchisor of the Year Doing It
Right Award by the Pacific Fran-
chise Association.

Fhe award is in recognition of
concept, design implementation
and commitment and is sponsored
by Acton Gunderson Chartered
Accountants.

Cullen came to Canada four
years ago from Ireland with the
Petticoat Box concept and aside
from Park Royal, she has stores
in the Eaton Centre at
Metrotown, the Guildford Town
Centre in Surrey and the Pine
Centre in Prince George.

She said she is hoping to fran-
chise right across Canada.

CHAMBER NEWS

WEST VANCOUVER Chamber
of Commerce president Ruth Kirk
has tendered her resignation, ef-
fective Nov. 30.

Kirk said she felt she had to
resign from the post of president
because she no longer lives in
West Vancouver.

“*West Vancouver has often been
referred to as the most beautiful
community in th: country as well!
as one of the wealthiest
municipalities in North America.

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couver’s ereat wealth lies in its
people. They are strong, com-
munity-minded individuals who
care deeply about the community
which houses their homes and
businesses and who commit their
time and energies to protect, sup-
port and enhance their environ-
ment,’ Kirk recently said in an
edition of The Commentator, the
newsletter of the West Vancouver
Chamber of Commerce.

In other chamber news,
Capilano-Howe Sound MLA
Mary Collins will be the guest
speaker at the chamber’s Nov. 10
breakfast meeting at the

Ambleside Inn.

Her topic will be entitled “A
Vision For the Future’.

ALDRESS CORRECTION

A RECENT issue of Business
Briefs gave an incorrect address
for West Vancouver-based KIDZ

CRAFTS.
The correct address is 2A-4611

Caulfeild Dr., West Vancouver,
VIW 279.

ADDRESS CHANGE

ROBYN MACKAY of MacKay
Mortgage Corp. has relocated her
business to 361-2232 Marine Dr.,
West Vancouver.

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“Cat art’ by local artists will
be on display and there will also
be gift boutique items and stock-
ing stuffers available, as well as
door prizes and refreshments.

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