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'''Rose Lee Crutcher''' is a long-time active American Mensan. She has extensive professional expertise in the travel and hospitality industries. She has put that to use for Mensa by being in charge of the hotel negotiation for a large number of gatherings. | '''Rose Lee Crutcher''' is a long-time active American Mensan. She has extensive professional expertise in the travel and hospitality industries. She has put that to use for Mensa by being in charge of the hotel negotiation for a large number of gatherings. | ||
| − | Her | + | Her reputation is that of: ''Miracle Worker'' for getting deals and concessions from major properties that would impress even William Shatner (Spokesmodel for Priceline.com). |
| − | She served in | + | She served in the role of hotel liaison for the [[2007 Annual Gathering of American Mensa|2007 Birmingham AG]] until the controversial change of management for that event. |
In 1981, she chaired the [[1981 Annual Gathering of American Mensa|Louisville AG]]. She has also served as a national representative of American Mensa on the [[International Board of Directors]] of [[Mensa International]]. | In 1981, she chaired the [[1981 Annual Gathering of American Mensa|Louisville AG]]. She has also served as a national representative of American Mensa on the [[International Board of Directors]] of [[Mensa International]]. | ||
Revision as of 13:47, 29 July 2007
Rose Lee Crutcher is a long-time active American Mensan. She has extensive professional expertise in the travel and hospitality industries. She has put that to use for Mensa by being in charge of the hotel negotiation for a large number of gatherings.
Her reputation is that of: Miracle Worker for getting deals and concessions from major properties that would impress even William Shatner (Spokesmodel for Priceline.com).
She served in the role of hotel liaison for the 2007 Birmingham AG until the controversial change of management for that event.
In 1981, she chaired the Louisville AG. She has also served as a national representative of American Mensa on the International Board of Directors of Mensa International.
