Movers, Shakers To Meet

<B> Movers, Shakers To Meet</B>

About 100 senior travel executives, gathering Nov. 17-19 at the ANA Hotel in Washington, D.C., will have the opportunity to obtain industry insight from CEOs, accomplished travel buyers and other top observers at the 1998 Masters Program.

Topping the bill of the seventh annual event are American Airlines chairman and CEO Don Carty and Delta CEO Leo Mullen. Also participating in the program chaired by WorldTravel Partners CEO Jack Alexander are CEOs John Davis III of Pegasus, William Lobeck of Republic Industries and Sandy Miller of Budget.

A session on orchestrating global alliances from the buyer perspective will feature business travel managers Philip Dunphy of Pfizer; Earl Foster of Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, the president of the Association of Corporate Travel Executives; and Fred Swaffer of Hewlett-Packard.

Technology continues to be the focus of the program with Philip Wolf of PhocusWright leading a discussion on Year 2000 compliance, voice technology and travel distribution, involving Richard Barton of Microsoft, George Conrades of GTE Internetworking, Terrell Jones of Sabre and Jay Walker of Priceline.

Discussing industry consolidation will be CEOs Ed Adams of Navigant, Roger Ballou of Global Vacation Group, Don Dailey of Carey International, Linda Paresky of Travel Education Center and Joe Vittoria of Travel Services International.

To register, call (202) 775-5811.