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IAAPA appoint Todd Andrus as VP, Executive Director, North America

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IAAPA has announce the appointment of Todd Andrus as Vice President and Executive Director, North America.

With more than 26 years of experience in hospitality, attractions, and marketing, Todd brings deep industry expertise and a customer-focused approach that will strengthen IAAPA’s commitment to delivering exceptional value to its members across the region.

Todd began his career with Busch Entertainment Corporation/United Parks, where he spent more than a decade in sales, building foundational industry knowledge and relationships that would guide his career.

Furthermore, in his most recent role as Corporate Senior Director at Premier Parks, Todd led marketing strategy and strategic partnerships for 14 parks and attractions throughout the United States and Canada.

Moreover, his leadership helped drive cohesive brand development, operational alignment, and impactful marketing campaigns across a diverse portfolio of properties.

“Todd’s remarkable experience across theme parks, FECs, aquariums, and destination attractions makes him an incredible fit for our IAAPA family,” said Michael Shelton, IAAPA Chief Operating Officer.

“What stands out most is his passion for our industry and his commitment to serving members. We’re excited to welcome him aboard and look forward to the energy and insight he brings to the North America team.”

A long-time supporter of IAAPA, Todd served as a committee member for IAAPA Education initiatives for six years.

In his new role, Todd will lead IAAPA’s North America operations, including member engagement, regional strategy, and support for the association’s year-round programs, events, and advocacy efforts.

“It’s an honour to help advance the attractions industry for the families who rely on our experiences to create lifelong memories,” said Todd.

“I look forward to growing this incredible industry alongside the IAAPA team. I’m genuinely excited to help take the association to the next level.”

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