Vol. XII, No. 6, August-September 2012

  1. Editor's corner
  2. #1 in a small market...
  3. Defining your target market; It's not about their demographics
  4. Have the two largest eatertainment chains forgotten the 'eat'?
  5. Foundations Entertainment University - September 18-20
  6. The socioeconomics of children's sports participation
  7. Digital Out-of-Home Interactive Entertainment Association (DNA) Conference – October 2-3, Los Angeles
  8. How to successfully interview and hire new workers
  9. The rise of leisure time inequality
  10. Nearly half of Americans drink soda daily; Daily coffee consumption on the increase
  11. Why healthy and allergen-free menu options matter
  12. Are you marketing the way you were a decade ago? Don't you know marketing is dead?
  13. Current projects

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Current projects

Da Nang City, Vietnam
Designing an indoor-outdoor family entertainment center with a 150,000-square-foot building and several acres of outdoor attractions. Learn more in our future Leisure eNewsletters.

Midwest U.S.A.
Working with a client on developing a new model for a mid-size FEC. Work includes extensive site analysis and market research and conducting a concept charrette.

Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A.
Working with a client on development of a social-tainment (hybrid entertainment and restaurant) center to be branded based on a well-known brand. Work-to-date has included full concept development, extensive site analysis, in-depth original consumer research and market analysis based on socioeconomic-lifestyles.

Iowa, U.S.A.
Working with a casino-hotel-entertainment complex on expansion of their family entertainment center attractions and indoor water park.

Beirut, Lebanon
Completed design intent drawings and entertainment specifications for an enclosed mall’s new FEC.

Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S.A.
Working with the developer of a hybrid bowling and entertainment center on site selection, concept development and feasibility.

Cairo, Egypt
Now that Club Liko, the lady’s club and children’s play and discovery center we designed, is nearing completion, we are assisting the client with procurement of the furniture, fixtures and equipment (FF&E).

Greater Seattle area, Washington, U.S.A.
Completed full feasibility study and working on design for a new eatertainment concept to include bowling and laser tag.

Muskogee, Oklahoma, U.S.A.
Half way through a market feasibility and economic impact study for agri-tourism, sports and entertainment at the former Hatbox-Love airport for the Muskogee Parks & Recreation Department.

Vol. XII, No. 6, August-September 2012

  1. Editor's corner
  2. #1 in a small market...
  3. Defining your target market; It's not about their demographics
  4. Have the two largest eatertainment chains forgotten the 'eat'?
  5. Foundations Entertainment University - September 18-20
  6. The socioeconomics of children's sports participation
  7. Digital Out-of-Home Interactive Entertainment Association (DNA) Conference – October 2-3, Los Angeles
  8. How to successfully interview and hire new workers
  9. The rise of leisure time inequality
  10. Nearly half of Americans drink soda daily; Daily coffee consumption on the increase
  11. Why healthy and allergen-free menu options matter
  12. Are you marketing the way you were a decade ago? Don't you know marketing is dead?
  13. Current projects

[ Index of Previous eNewsletters ]