That’s The Ticket! brings you the stories behind the action happening at Gas South District in Duluth, GA.
On this episode, host Stan Hall is joined by Marcia Powell, Director of Guest Experience at Gas South District. Marcia pays a huge role in shaping the experience of every guest who visits the Gas South District campus. From concerts and graduations, to trade shows and sporting events, there’s one common thread — how guests feel when they’re visiting.
Marcia has been part of the Gas South District family for many years, beginning in 2000, returning in 2016, and continuing to grow her impact ever since. She’s been a part of the story through many milestones, creating memorable moments for guests. The next time you’re at a concert, graduation, or event at the Gas South District, remember that there’s a whole team behind the scenes making sure your experience is a great one.
You can watch the video of this podcast by CLICKING HERE.
The Gas South District’s “That’s The Ticket!” is the ultimate podcast exploring all things Gas South District, and a source for insights to events on campus and discussions on the wider entertainment and tourism industry. The series is hosted by Stan Hall, CEO of Gas South District and Explore Gwinnett.
For further information about Gas South District and upcoming events, visit GasSouthDistrict.com. That’s the ticket!
This episode features three leaders who are playing key roles in bringing this vision to life — from design to construction to daily operations: Christina Nguyen, Senior Designer with architectual firm Perkins & Will; Hannah Sechrist, Director of Special Projects for Gas South District; and Monte Ortel, Chief Operating Officer for Gas South District.
Host Stan Hall introduces a project that has brought creativity and community spirit right into the heart of Sugarloaf, explaining how new artistic crosswalks are more than just ways to safely cross the street, but a reflection of who we are as a community, and how partnerships can bring meaningful ideas to life. Alyssa Davis, Executive Director of the Sugarloaf CID, and Alexandra Sorto, the artist behind the beautiful design called “Quilt”, join Stan to explore how the project came to be, the partnerships that made it possible, and what it means for Gwinnett.
