even more convenient for you to touch base. As you look at the table of contents of this first exclusively digital edition of the magazine, the BILL DUNN authors of the articles become obvious. However, Managing Director, other important contributors are not as apparent. Marketing Communications Of course, every issue’s design, when the bdunn@nssf.org magazine was in print and now that it is digital, has been guided by the artistic eye and skills of Deb Moran, NSSF director of creative services, who serves as the art director of The Range Report. Another unseen, but regular contributor to the ANN SILADI publication is Ann Siladi, a key member of NSSF’s Administrative Assistant (Advertising inquiries) marketing communications team, who fields the asiladi@nssf.org magazine’s advertising inquiries. She has taken on that responsibility with zeal, trying to attract members of the industry whom Ann knows would profit by promoting their products and services to our readership. NSSF’s staff is manned—and “womanned”—by DEB MORAN Director, Creative Services true leaders in emerging media, such as Bill Dunn, dmoran@nssf.org who heads the marketing communications team as its managing director. Besides Bill are colleagues Laura Springer, NSSF manager, emerging media, and Erik Scarpati, NSSF’s emerging media specialist. These folks rolled up their sleeves when challenged with creating a platform for this digital edition— LAURA SPRINGER Manager, and the new Range Report website—and the Emerging Media results are on your screen. lspringer@nssf.org I can assure you, however, that we will never be content with status quo. You are looking at the first exclusively digital edition of The Range Report, but you can bet that as technology improves and you—the reader—and we—the ERIC SCARPATI “publisher”—keep looking for ways to make this Emerging Media magazine even better, The Range Report will Specialist escarpati@nssf.org continue to evolve, never forgetting its mission to serve the shooting facilities that are its intended beneficiary.
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