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Election 2026 | NWA C-Suite (by Talk Business & Politics staff)
Alison Nation, Chief Marketing Officer, Visit Bentonville:
Experience: Extensive in communications and marketing leadership.
Digital Growth: Under her leadership, digital engagement and visibility for Bentonville have reached record levels.
Tech Investment: AI tools have been beneficial for efficient and effective task management.
Dream Job Swap: Visitor center staff to directly interact with tourists and share knowledge of the city's restaurants and experiences.
Decision Fatigue Cure: Time spent outdoors in nature, unplugged.
Legacy Goal: To leave a footprint emphasizing tourism as a vital economic driver for communities.