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Wednesday, September 07, 2016
Running USA
Book Your Booth Today for the 2017 Running USA Industry Conference
Have news items or job postings to share? Submit your news to Running USA Director of Communications Scott Bush at scott@runningusa.org.
Book The 2017 Running USA Industry Conference is still over five months away, but our expo is already 50% sold out. Book your booth now to get the best position in the expo hall, while reaching hundreds of running industry leaders and decision makers.
The program will become known for its competitive nature and focus on discovering emerging marathon talent while helping the existing talent pool reach Olympic standards.
Moab Half Marathon, Inc. is looking for a person with 3-5 years of event production experience, preferably in the running industry. The person must be willing to relocate to Moab, Utah.
Did you know Running USA members can now pay their membership dues online? For years members have had to pay by mailing in a check, and while that's still possible, we've made it that much easier by adding an online payment option. Have questions? Reach out to Membership Director Galen Burson at galen@runningusa.org.
New EQT Pittsburgh 10 Miler Charity Program Benefits Five Charity Partners
P3R will donate $10 of every race registration to the five charities and runners who want to give even more can also individually fundraise for one of these organizations.
Jenkins, Simpson Win New Balance 5th Avenue Mile in NYC
Simpson, fresh off an Olympic bronze medal in the 1500 meters last month, roared to victory in 4:18.3, the third fastest-women's time in the 36-year history of the event.
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