Timeless Communications announces that Lauren Byrge has joined the sales team. “Timeless continues to grow, and serving our clients exceptionally well means we need to grow our team from time to time,” says president and publisher Terry Lowe. “Lauren is exceptionally talented and brings a wide-variety of experience to the table. We’re looking forward to her insights and contributions.”
Byrge most recently was responsible for all sales and marketing efforts for Global Gaming Business Magazine, Casino Style, Tribal Government Gaming, G2E Preview, and all online advertising for the GGB websites. Prior to that she did a two-year stint as the US Territory Account Manager for London-based Gambling Insider publication. Other positions include being partner/director of marketing for the Las Vegas-based ROI Marketing Group; business development manager for London-based Marketpoint Global; and an account executive for Greenspun Media Group.
She graduated from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas in 2007 with a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Media Studies. At Timeless her primary focus will be taking care of Stage Directions clients and growing that market, in addition to handling duties for PLSN and FOH, she will also sell extensively into sister publications MMR, SBO, Choral Director, and JAZZed.She’ll also be supporting the Parnelli Awards. Outside of work, she’s an active member/volunteer for several organizations including Jr. League of Las Vegas and Clean the World, an international non-profit dedicated to savings lives around the world while simultaneously diverting hotel waste from landfills.
“We’re glad to have Lauren on the sales team, and I look forward to working with her,” says Group Publisher Greg Gallardo, who will directly supervise Byrge. “I predict clients will see a rise in customer service from Lauren, as she’s dedicated to all our client’s success. I also see her ‘thinking outside the box’ approach developing opportunities we’ve yet to pursue.”
Byrge, based in Las Vegas, can be reached at LByrge@timelesscom.com.
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