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Larry Atkinson is a Director of South Dakota Rural Enterprise, Inc. and President of Bridge City Publishing, Inc. He is South Dakota Chairman of the National Newspaper Association.
He is a Director of North Central South Dakota Economic Development and the North Central Power Plant Task Force.
Previously, Mr. Atkinson was President and a Board Member of the South Dakota Tourism and the Mobridge Economic Development Corp.
He was President of the South Dakota Newspaper Association and a Director of the National Newspaper Association.
Mr. Atkinson holds a BS degree in Journalism and an MA degree in Executive Development for Public Service.
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South Dakota Rural Enterprise, Inc.
 South Dakota Rural Enterprise, Inc. Financial ConglomeratesFinance Provides financial services | Director/Miembro de la Junta | - |
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National Newspaper Association
 National Newspaper Association The National Newspaper Association (NNA), established in 1885, is an organization dedicated to protecting, promoting, and enhancing community newspapers. The private company is based in Columbia, MO. It serves owners, publishers, editors, and staff by providing resources and services aimed at sustaining local journalism, including government relations programs advocating for community newspapers, educational initiatives, professional development through training webinars, contests, and an annual convention and trade show. The NNA publishes the "Publishers' Auxiliary" newsletter and maintains a directory of vendors, classified ads, and media kits to support advertising and revenue generation. It offers specialized support such as postal and business law hotlines, consulting services, and a digital marketplace. The NNA Foundation (NNAF), its nonprofit educational arm, promotes journalism education, news literacy, and sustainability through scholarships, contests, and philanthropy. | Presidente | - |
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South Dakota Rural Enterprise, Inc.
South Dakota Rural Enterprise, Inc. Financial ConglomeratesFinance Provides financial services | Finance |
National Newspaper Association
National Newspaper Association The National Newspaper Association (NNA), established in 1885, is an organization dedicated to protecting, promoting, and enhancing community newspapers. The private company is based in Columbia, MO. It serves owners, publishers, editors, and staff by providing resources and services aimed at sustaining local journalism, including government relations programs advocating for community newspapers, educational initiatives, professional development through training webinars, contests, and an annual convention and trade show. The NNA publishes the "Publishers' Auxiliary" newsletter and maintains a directory of vendors, classified ads, and media kits to support advertising and revenue generation. It offers specialized support such as postal and business law hotlines, consulting services, and a digital marketplace. The NNA Foundation (NNAF), its nonprofit educational arm, promotes journalism education, news literacy, and sustainability through scholarships, contests, and philanthropy. |
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