Mike Robins Elected President of Detroit NACE

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ShutterBooth is pleased to announce that owner Mike Robins has been elected President of the Detroit Chapter of the National Association of Catering and Events (NACE) for the 2014-2015 term. NACE is the oldest and largest catering and events association in the world with over 45 chapters nationwide.  For the past two years, Mike served as Treasurer of the Detroit chapter.

“I’m very excited about the opportunity to lead such a diverse and interesting organization,” says Mike.  “Monthly NACE meetings have been critical to both ShutterBooth’s success and my professional growth.  There’s really no better way to meet industry colleagues, strengthen relationships and discuss trends.  I look forward to helping increase membership and continue our tradition of fun, creative programs.”

NACE encompasses all aspects of the catering and events industry and is dedicated to promoting the professionalism of the industry and career success for members.  With $200 billion spent annually on events, NACE is leading the way and setting standards for the industry through superior education, training and networking.

“Anyone interested in bridal trends or event industry updates should check us out,”  says Mike.  “Not only is NACE the best local networking opportunity, but it’s also a great place to make new friends.”

The 2014 – 2015 Board of Directors features a diverse and energetic team of professionals, including Immediate Past President Keri Dinica of Ford Direct, VP of Membership Kate Montgomery of the Skyline Club, VP of Programs Rachael Love of The Henry, Event Professional DeVonna Snowden of Chair Covers & Linens, Secretary Kristian Miller of Ford Motor Company, Treasurer Jessica Brooks of Crystal Gardens and The Dress Shop, and Student Chapter Director Amy Dorey of Ferris State University.  Committee members include Kurt Colone of Mike Staff Productions, Bob Walker of English Gardens, Suzanne Chandler of Event Source, Michelle Halloran of the Display Group and Michelle Ray of the Westin Southfield Detroit.