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EPISODE · Jun 19, 2015 · 27 MIN

Hauntrepreneur Scares Up Economic Boom in KC's Historic West Bottoms

from Talking Business Now · host Kelly Scanlon & C-Suite Radio

Amber Arnett-Bequeaith brings 20 plus years of leadership and marketing expertise to Full Moon ProductionsI Inc., serving as Vice-President since 2000.  Her duties at Full Moon include responsibility for daily operations, marketing, advertising, promotions, public relations, recruitment, community service activities, charity liaison, event and creative director and strategic planning.  Full Moon Productions is a family entertainment venue that originated the haunt industry in 1975, becoming a national model for celebrating Halloween.  Besides Full Moon Productions, Amber also helps oversee operations with Rumely Event Space, Group Real Estate Development, Inc., Authentic Boxing Club, West Bottoms Business District Association and West Bottoms Security, LLC. and she presently serves as a board member of the Central Industrial District Association, Spokesperson and Public Relations Co-Chair for America Haunts, Kansas City Downtown Planning Committee - Mayor Appointment, Committee Member of Boulvardia,  and Vice-President of The West Bottoms Business District Association. She also serves as an Advisor to "Don't be a Monster, Anti-Bullying Campaign.  This charity is partnered with the two newest haunted venues from Full Moon, which include “The Chamber’s of Edgar of Allen Poe” and “Macabre Cinema.” with the money staying in Kansas City. On this episode of Smart Companies Radio find out why The Edge of Hell is truly an Angel to Kansa Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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