Personalized employment announcement
The power of self-promotion is usually
an often-exercised skill of highly successful individuals. The best
champion for your career and professional image is you. Accepting
a new position gives you the opportunity to gain public recognition
and establish yourself as a professional at your new facility, as
well as in your community.
Use this press release template to
send the news of your appointment to local and regional media.
Consider sending the announcement
of your position change to the following media:
- member or facility newsletter
- state or regional GCSAA-affiliated chapter newsletter
- sports editor(s) of local and regional newspapers
- business editor(s) of local and regional newspapers, including business journals
- state and regional golf association publications
- GCSAA Member Services (1421 Research Park Drive, Lawrence, KS 66049-3859)
Tips to make publicity work for you:
- Be sure to address the release directly to the appropriate editor's attention. Call to verify spelling of names and titles.
- Consider including a recent professional photo of yourself along with the press release. Professional dress in this photo suggests you are well organized and have the self-confidence and skills for your new position.
- If you have business cards printed with your new title and course information, include them as well.
- Be sure to forward a copy of your announcement when published to your employer. Not only have you received valuable publicity for yourself as a professional in the golf industry, but also for your employer!
Contact GCSAA's media relations department
if you'd like information on whom at national publications to send
your release.
Submit the information below to create a personalized press release to send the news of your appointment
to local and regional media. Your release will display in a new window. Please turn off your pop-up blocker or
allow pop-ups for this page. You can copy it to an e-mail, or for a more professional presentation, copy and paste
it to a word document. You can then adjust the page margins to fit your company’s letterhead.
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