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WSI Editorial
Okay, I must admit, with a few cool mornings in the last few days, I'm beginning to transition into the fall mood. Friday night lights, pigskin rivalries, first gunshots of autumn from dove hunters, and shortening of days. This is my favorite time of the year.
As they say change is eminent, and over the years, we have had various changes in personnel, here at WSI. Seems that I'm good at morphing quality wildlife professionals into other endeavors, such as the insurance business, firemen, coaching, and other occupational directions. Well, that trend continues to hold its course, as Justin Bryan will be leaving at the end of this month to get into the banking business in Fort Worth.
Though Justin was with us for only about 18 months, he left a great fingerprint on various aspects of our business activities, especially with certain marketing ideas, as well as the style of our Enews communication, and certain matters related to our website. Our popular video series on our website, "Real Hunts with Real Hunters" was his brainchild.
Justin is a consummate professional with a most disciplined disposition. His even-keeled nature will serve him well in any field of endeavor, including the banking business. His wife, Marcy, is finishing up her medical internship and the DFW market in her professional field should provide a stronger market place as she develops her career path. I wish their family well and I am certain these will be good changes and opportunities for them.
With change, comes opportunity. We are excited about Jennifer Sanchez coming aboard as our new office administrator/special projects director. Her qualifications and skill sets should compliment WSI really well. As you know, it will take her a while to get accustomed to names and voices over the phone, and I ask that you help celebrate her arrival through being patient with us during this transition. More details about Jennifer are listed below.
From now through the end of the year, our pace at WSI will range from brisk to warp speed. We'll begin posting our Play by Play Hunt Reports on a regular basis. Our staff will be in their element, catering to our clients and doing what they love to do, and what they do well. It will be hectic at times in our office, so please bear with us if you get our voice recordings, and be sure to leave us a message or drop us an email.
For those of you who have hunts booked with us, I want to personally say "thank you". We know you have choices, and we appreciate you placing your trust in us.
Cheers,
Greg Simons
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We are excited to introduce to you Jennifer Sanchez, our new WSI office Administrator. Jennifer's qualifications will serve WSI well. In addition to having a strong background in office management related activities, she also has a great deal of experience in the hunting business, at one time specializing in website development for hunting operations. She has spent considerable time working in several marketing mediums and we look forward to integrating her into these related roles with WSI. Jennifer will initially be working 26 hours each week, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Mondays, and 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday through Friday, and taking an hour for lunch. We welcome Jennifer to our new team, and look forward to getting her started.
Once again WSI searched high and low for a qualified cameraman and we found Derek. He hails from north of the border, in a little state known as New York. A fresh graduate of The State University of New York, where he majored in wildlife science, Derek comes to us with a heavy background in waterfowl hunting and videography experience. With 3 weeks under his belt and fresh off an aoudad hunt he has proven to be a great addition to the WSI staff. We look forward to the magic he can work as a cameraman and editor.
Clinton Kveton comes to us as a recent graduate of Texas Tech University, majoring in wildlife management. He has worked on a variety of projects from bat and wind turbine interaction, to lesser prairie-chickens, and red-shouldered hawks. Clinton is a native of Texas and has quite a bit of experience hunting a variety of species in Texas. His main focus will be on the La Rucia ranch preparing for and guiding upcoming whitetail hunts. 
