JB&A boosts Palsrok to VP

LANSING, MI: John Bailey & Associates (JB&A) has promoted account supervisor Emily Gerkin Palsrok to VP. Prior to joining the agency in 2003, Palsrok served as deputy press secretary for former Michigan House Speaker Rick Johnson, and as a communications specialist for House Republican Communications Services.

25 October 2007

LANSING, MI: John Bailey & Associates (JB&A) has promoted account supervisor Emily Gerkin Palsrok to VP. Prior to joining the agency in 2003, Palsrok served as deputy press secretary for former Michigan House Speaker Rick Johnson, and as a communications specialist for House Republican Communications Services.

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