Virgo Publishing Adds Cindy Kemper to the Medical Group
PHOENIX -- Virgo Publishing announces that Cindy Kemper has joined the Medical Group as marketing and communications manager. Kemper will assume the marketing responsibilities for the todays surgicenter, Infection Control Today, Renal Business Today and EndoNurse brands.
Cindy comes to us with over 10 years experience in the health and nutrition industry with a focus on both natural ingredients and finished products, working with suppliers and manufacturers, said Peggy Jackson, director of publishing for Virgo Publishing. She has worked with Virgo as a client for many years and brings a wealth of knowledge to the table for our medical group. She is experienced in developing and delivering creative ideas and will be an asset to our team.
Previously, Kemper was vice president of operations for Phoenix BioLogics Inc., where she handled sales, marketing, trade shows and product marketing.
Virgo Publishing produces the todays surgicenter conference, the ICT Conference for Professional Development, the online training Web sites Infection Control Education Institute and EndoNurse Institute, and publishes todays surgicenter, ICT: Infection Control Today, Renal Business Today and EndoNurse magazines.
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