Mark Andrus Named Tulsa Expo Square CEO

Wednesday, April 15th 2009, 12:05 pm

By: News On 6

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TULSA, OK -- Tulsa County Public Facilities Authority voted Wednesday afternoon on the selection of the next CEO for Expo Square. The nod went to Mark Andrus.

Andrus, a former Tulsa Police officer and director of security for the fairgrounds, has been interim CEO since the authority fired Rick Bjorklund last July.

8/5/2008 Related story: Looking For A New CEO

The TCPFA is made up of the three Tulsa County Commissioners along with two appointees, Tulsa businessman Daryl Woodard and Oklahoma Farm Bureau President Mike Spradling.

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