John Joslyn, owner of the Titanic museum in Branson and Cedar Bay Entertainment, was the featured guest Jan. 12 during the first installment of 12 People You Need to Know for 2010. The media industry veteran began as a network executive in Chicago and Los Angeles before forming Westgate Entertainment Corp. in 1980. He moved into TV production in 1986, producing more than a dozen high-profile specials including "The Mystery of Al Capone's Vaults" in 1986 and "Return to the Titanic ... LIVE" in 1987. The latter special led to the idea for the 20,000-square-foot Branson museum, which opened in April 2006.
John Joslyn, owner of the Titanic museum in Branson and Cedar Bay Entertainment, was the featured guest Jan. 12 during the first installment of 12 People You Need to Know for 2010. The media industry veteran began as a network executive in Chicago and Los Angeles before forming Westgate Entertainment Corp. in 1980. He moved into TV production in 1986, producing more than a dozen high-profile specials including "The Mystery of Al Capone's Vaults" in 1986 and "Return to the Titanic ... LIVE" in 1987. The latter special led to the idea for the 20,000-square-foot Branson museum, which opened in April 2006.
John Joslyn, owner of the Titanic museum in Branson and Cedar Bay Entertainment, was the featured guest Jan. 12 during the first installment of 12 People You Need to Know for 2010. The media industry veteran began as a network executive in Chicago and Los Angeles before forming Westgate Entertainment Corp. in 1980. He moved into TV production in 1986, producing more than a dozen high-profile specials including "The Mystery of Al Capone's Vaults" in 1986 and "Return to the Titanic ... LIVE" in 1987. The latter special led to the idea for the 20,000-square-foot Branson museum, which opened in April 2006.
John Joslyn, owner of the Titanic museum in Branson and Cedar Bay Entertainment, was the featured guest Jan. 12 during the first installment of 12 People You Need to Know for 2010. The media industry veteran began as a network executive in Chicago and Los Angeles before forming Westgate Entertainment Corp. in 1980. He moved into TV production in 1986, producing more than a dozen high-profile specials including "The Mystery of Al Capone's Vaults" in 1986 and "Return to the Titanic ... LIVE" in 1987. The latter special led to the idea for the 20,000-square-foot Branson museum, which opened in April 2006.
John Joslyn, owner of the Titanic museum in Branson and Cedar Bay Entertainment, was the featured guest Jan. 12 during the first installment of 12 People You Need to Know for 2010. The media industry veteran began as a network executive in Chicago and Los Angeles before forming Westgate Entertainment Corp. in 1980. He moved into TV production in 1986, producing more than a dozen high-profile specials including "The Mystery of Al Capone's Vaults" in 1986 and "Return to the Titanic ... LIVE" in 1987. The latter special led to the idea for the 20,000-square-foot Branson museum, which opened in April 2006.
John Joslyn, owner of the Titanic museum in Branson and Cedar Bay Entertainment, was the featured guest Jan. 12 during the first installment of 12 People You Need to Know for 2010. The media industry veteran began as a network executive in Chicago and Los Angeles before forming Westgate Entertainment Corp. in 1980. He moved into TV production in 1986, producing more than a dozen high-profile specials including "The Mystery of Al Capone's Vaults" in 1986 and "Return to the Titanic ... LIVE" in 1987. The latter special led to the idea for the 20,000-square-foot Branson museum, which opened in April 2006.
Above, SBJ Editor Eric Olson welcomes the crowd.
John Joslyn, owner of the Titanic museum in Branson and Cedar Bay Entertainment, was the featured guest Jan. 12 during the first installment of 12 People You Need to Know for 2010. The media industry veteran began as a network executive in Chicago and Los Angeles before forming Westgate Entertainment Corp. in 1980. He moved into TV production in 1986, producing more than a dozen high-profile specials including "The Mystery of Al Capone's Vaults" in 1986 and "Return to the Titanic ... LIVE" in 1987. The latter special led to the idea for the 20,000-square-foot Branson museum, which opened in April 2006.
Above, Michal Moss Early of event sponsor Arvest Bank welcomes the crowd.
