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Michael Baker moves on!
Michael Baker, the marketing and sales guru of stadium tours and everything else at Sydney’s Telstra Stadim has announced he is moving on, saying, “After some great sporting years at Telstra Stadium I will be moving on as of April 20th 2007.
Announcing his move he told The Mole, “I am very excited to be joining Sampson Communications in the newly created role of Account Director with a specialist focus in Tourism Product Representation focusing on the FIT and Inbound markets, Tourism PR, Tourism Product Launches and innovative approaches to our industry, plus supporting and developing the current Sampson’s tourism portfolio of services.”
He added, “With that in mind, I will still be working closely with Telstra Stadium with their tourism products , so all very exciting – and I still have access to the best seats in town!
His new contact details at Sampson’s will be:
Email: [email protected]
Tel: 02 9922 3388; Mobile: 0439 789 980
Address: Terrace 8, 263 Alfred Street North, North Sydney NSW 2060.
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