Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

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- JOSEPH FLAHERTY for the city.”

Visitors bureau hires sales exec

The Little Rock Convention and Visitors Bureau has hired a new director of sales, according to a news release issued Tuesday.

Adam Berrios previously worked as senior sales manager for the tourism and economic developmen­t agency VisitGreen­villeSC, as well as the Alpharetta Convention and Visitors Bureau in Alpharetta, Ga.

Berrios will lead efforts to attract convention­s and meetings to Little Rock, according to the release.

“We’re glad to have Adam join the LRCVB team,” Gina Gemberling, the bureau’s vice president of sales and services, said in a statement. “His strategic-driven approach to business developmen­t is a welcomed sales addition as we continue to secure convention business

Virtual college fair set for this month

Little Rock students will have the opportunit­y to attend a virtual college fair later this month, featuring 28 historical­ly Black colleges and universiti­es, according to a city news release issued Thursday.

Five hundred Little Rock students can attend the Friday event free of charge if they register with the city because of a private donation and $350 in concession revenue from the West Central Community Center, the city announced.

Among the colleges and universiti­es expected to be represente­d at the college fair are: Arkansas Baptist College, Philander Smith College and the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, according to the news release.

Students can sign up to attend at littlerock.gov/collegefai­r.

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