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1. SAMPLES
TJ Williams
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2. WEB DEVELOPMENT & CONTENT
MANAGEMENT
Directed the work of web designers creating concepts, providing text , images, new functions
and revenue stream. Use web content management system to manage two airport websites.
Finished site received recognition winning the 2010 WebAward for Outstanding Website in the
Transportation category. Find out more about the Web Award.

3. 2020 VISION PLAN
Informational Web Development Project: Click on image to go to site
Directed the work of web designers creating concepts and providing text and images as a one-stop source for 2020
Vision Plan Terminal Redevelopment information detailing economic impact and funding plan. Produced Mayor and
Commissioner vignettes.

4. PROJECT PLANNING AND COORDINATION
Worked with film team to coordinate with airlines, concessions, staff and passengers to conduct
onsite shoot within airport security policy. See the finished project below.

5. SCRIPT WRITING AND VIRTUAL PRODUCTION
LIT’s New Exit Express In an effort to expand and build its customer service offerings, Little Rock National Airport has
makes getting home fast
installed two new Exit Express pay in terminal stations. The new Exit Express pay service allows
and easy!
airport customers to pay for parking inside the terminal for fast exit from parking areas.
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Found in two convenient locations: one on the lower level of the terminal across from Bag Belt 5 and
the other near the escalators at the end of baggage claim, the new stations service all of the airport’s
parking lots.
Here’s how it works:
Upon arriving to the airport you simply take your ticket and bring it with you into the terminal. When
you’re ready to leave the terminal, insert your ticket in one of the Exit Express stations. Pay the
parking fee using any major credit card and once your ticket is validated, you’ll then receive a receipt.
Now you’re ready to exit the airport at any one of the airport’s parking exits. It’s just that simple.
Airport Manager of Media and Marketing TJ Williams says, ― The Exit Express pay in terminal solution
improves the parking experience by offering shorter transaction times which will address customer
requests for faster, more convenient exit from our parking lots. We’re pleased to announce the new
system has been installed and is fully operational.‖
For more information on airport parking and to learn more about the new Exit Express stations, visit
fly-lit.com.

6. As part of a public information campaign, wrote scripts for radio and
television notifications to the public
LIT Screening Lane Public Notification
LIT’s Plan Ahead. Arrive Flying soon? Make sure you plan ahead and arrive early because starting
Early Public Notification
Monday, August twenty third construction begins to expand the security
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screening area at Little Rock National Airport.
The expansion will increase the number of lanes, ease congestion during
busy travel times and accommodate future growth!
To find out more about the airport’s checkpoint screening area expansion
and future airport improvements, please visit twenty twenty vision plan dot
net.
We’re working hard to make Little Rock National Airport the world class
airport you deserve!

7. As part of a public information campaign, wrote copy points for
Commissioner address for Screening Ribbon Cutting
Talking Points
Talking Points:
Ribbon Cutting/Completion of Security Checkpoint Screening
Opening thank you…
•A firm foundation
Little Rock National Airport was built in 1973 to handle a capacity of about 400,000 annual travelers. There was no
queue.
We’ve come a long way since then handling 1.1 million passenger enplanements a year. With so many passengers, a
most unpopular visual has been the long lines. No question-- our growth has made it necessary to expand and that’s a
good thing!
•Building on an already strong foundation:
The long-term vision for Little Rock National Airport is focused on meeting the air service demand through the year
2020 through the expansion and renovation of Little Rock National Airport.
Over the next ten years, our airport will experience incremental growth.
Our preparation for that growth began with the April 2010 approval of a $67 Million First Phase Redevelopment plan
which includes a large group of improvements such as a new inline baggage system, upgraded ticketing lobby and
energy upgrades. A high priority in this first phase—the checkpoint expansion, is what we celebrate today.

8. As part of a public information campaign, wrote copy points for
Commissioner address for Screening Ribbon Cutting
Talking Points
•About the new expansion
•The project cost $1.7
•Expansion of the new checkpoint increased our screening lanes from 4-5
•An additional 3000 square feet will provide space for a new passenger queuing area.
•Two AITs designed to enhance security will also be installed
•The new space will feature three verification points
•Now that airport has provided and improved the space, over the next few days and weeks, TSA will be doing its part of the
project which is to complete the configuration of the area and add the additional checkpoint equipment.
•Benefits:
•The expansion to five lanes will ease congestion during busy travel times
•Accommodate future passenger growth
• Conclusion
We are striving to provide our city and state with the best, most modern facility possible and today we are proud to unveil
and celebrate our new and improved security checkpoint!

9. PRESS RELEASES/ANNOUNCEMENTS
Little Rock National Airport Seeks Traveler Input to Attract New Air Service
Little Rock National Airport has launched a short survey to gauge potential travel demand from the LIT area to the Gulf South
region and is seeking input from both business and leisure travelers. The survey period will continue through mid-March.
The airport and the Chamber are working together to reach the 3500 Chamber members who receive the Chamber’s e-
newsletter. The airport will also seek to survey its travel center membership and visitors to http://www.fly-lit.com. The airport’s
Social media channels including Facebook and Twitter also will be used to distribute the survey. Input from these publics will
provide results that will help the airport demonstrate the strength of the Little Rock market and the demand that exists for this
service. Results will be shared with a potential air service provider.
New airline service provides valuable travel options to passengers who use LIT and makes a huge impact on attracting jobs to
the market. For this reason, since 1996, Little Rock National Airport has maintained constant communication with not only
existing carriers but new carriers to sell our city and state in an effort to continue to build a competitive level of air service. The
airport’s efforts have resulted in new service announcements including the November 2011 return of Frontier Airlines service to
Denver and service to Reagan National Airport (DCA) effective March 25.
Currently, the airport is served by seven airlines to 16 destinations on 158 arrivals and departures a day.
Please support your airport by completing the survey. Click below.
Thank you in advance for your support.

10. Little Rock National Airport to Conduct Emergency Preparedness Exercise
Residents should not be alarmed by emergency activity going on at Little Rock National Airport tomorrow, April, 26.
The airport is conducting a full-scale, triennial emergency preparedness exercise which is required by the FAA for
certification purposes.
Emergency plan exercises are designed to test the effectiveness of the airport’s emergency plan and, in addition,
provide training to emergency personnel responding to airport emergency incidents.
Represented in the exercise will be local fire, police and other first responders, who will coordinate their response to
the simulated emergency.
Normal airport operations will not be affected. Regular flights will operate as scheduled.
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Media interested in observing the exercise may do so by calling TJ Williams at 837-0850. Media should plan to meet at
the Customer Care Center on the second level for escort to the observation area. Terry Hastings of the Little Rock
Police Department will be the media escort for the event. To see the full airport media guide, click here

11. Introduced a proposal to Directors, oversaw the installation of AM station,
wrote scripts and manage.
Little Rock National Airport Launches Information Radio Station
Little Rock National Airport (LIT) has launched a new radio station that will provide the traveling
public and airport visitors with airport construction and security information. In an effort to make the
airport experience easier and more convenient, the radio station will also provide information on
airline and food locations, parking, ground transportation and other services.
"The new airport radio station frequency, AM 1690, will operate 24 hours a day. The technology
will help us communicate immediately with drivers headed to the airport in the event of a security
or weather emergency. In addition, now that construction is in full swing, we are able to advise
customers of changes that may affect their travel preparation." said Director of Media and
Marketing, TJ Williams. ―We are most excited about the fact that the station will be on air in time
for the busy Thanksgiving holiday travel period.‖
The Federal Communications Commission allows a low-powered signal for this type of station
which can be heard for 3-5 miles on roads and interstates surrounding the airport.
The station will also stream on the airport’s main page at fly-lit.com.

12. Runway 18-36 Extension Now Open
Work on Little Rock National Airport’s Runway 18-36 extension project is complete. The runway opened today at 1 p.m.,
says TJ Williams, director of media, marketing and public affairs at Little Rock National Airport.
The runway is fully operational, but additional asphalt paving adjacent to Central Flying Service will be complete over the next
three weeks.
Work on the $15 million project began in September 2007 with an original 5,124 feet of runway which was extended 1100 feet
this year. The new length as of today is 6224 feet.
―The extension of the runway is expected to improve overall management of airfield operations,‖ says Williams. ―Controllers
are provided a more efficient flow and there will be a better separation of general aviation and commercial air carriers that
approach/depart Little Rock. Larger corporate jets and regional jets can be better accommodated.‖
The extension was conducted in six phases and was funded by federal and state sources. Ninety –five percent of the
project is funded through the Federal Aviation Administration’s Airport Improvement Project (AIP) grant funds program and
will be matched with five percent in future state grants.
As of this year, the runway has been averaging between 3500-4000 itinerant and local general aviation operations per month.
ABOUT THE CONTRACTORS:
The prime contractors on the project were Redstone Construction Group, Inc., Weaver Bailey Contractors, Inc. and APAC-
Tennessee, Inc.
WHAT’S NEXT?
The next major construction project for Little Rock National Airport will be the $53 million first phase terminal renovation
project. Scheduled for early 2011, the project will include the new inline baggage system, upgraded ticketing lobby and
energy upgrades.

13. Runway 18-36 Extension Now Open
RUNWAY 18-36 FUN FACTS:
Nearly 300,000 cubic yards of dirt was moved
62,171 square yards (12.8 acres) of 13‖ thick concrete pavement was used
131,000 square feet (3 acres) of pavement markings were installed during the course of construction
Installed 8,800 linear feet of storm drainage piping and box culverts
221 airfield light fixtures were installed

14. Generated positive and informational media
MEDIA COVERAGE/Pitches

15. Generated positive and informational media
INDUSTRY PUBLICATION PITCH:
AIRPORT IMPROVEMENT MAGAZINE CLICK ON IMAGE TO SEE STORY

16. MEDIA TOURS
Planned media tours for airport announcements or to provide public information on airport
activities.
Media Tour Confirmed Schedule Little Rock for Vision Airlines Service Announcement
February 1, 2011 5:30am – 6:45pm
Attendees: Clay Meek and Bill Maloney, Vision Airlines/Ron Mathieu, Executive Director, Little Rock National Airport
TJ Williams, Director Media, Marketing and Public Affairs, Little Rock National Airport
Time Outlet Contact Phone Other
5:30a-6:00a KTHV Matthew Carroll 244-4642 mcarroll@kthv.gann
et.com
6:45a-7:15a KARK John Teddleton 340-4440 479-409-5656 (cell)
10:00a-10:45a Clear Channel Tom Wood 217-5124
Public Affairs
11:15a-11:45a KATV Noon Show Angela Rachels 324-7760
Noon-2:00 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch
5:30p-6:45p City Board Meeting
Special Notes: Notify Pro-Video to Capture
Make sure all ticket vouchers have been received

17. PR ACTIVITIES/PARTNERSHIPS
Little Rock National Airport Only Small Hub Airport to Offer Airport-Located Aviation and Aeronautics
Classroom
Embry Riddle Aeronautical University will hold classes at Little Rock National Airport beginning August 4. Students enrolled in
Embry Riddle Aviation Degree programs may attend the classes which will be held in the executive conference room of the
airport on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5pm-10pm each night beginning August 4, 2008.
Courses offered will apply to the MAS, BSPA and BSTM.
Students also can complete some degree requirements by transferring credit from other institutions, gaining credit for
experiential learning or for military and professional training evaluated by the American Council of Education, or by achieving
the University's required scores on standardized national testing programs
Little Rock National Airport joins Georgia, California, Ohio, Florida, Hawaii and Illinois in offering airport-located satellite
classrooms and is the only small hub airport doing so.
Executive director, Ron Mathieu said, ―We want to continue to be different and innovative. Offering this additional educational
opportunity to our employees and others speaks to that commitment.‖
The close proximity of the airport location would allow reduction in travel time and gas usage for students in the Little Rock
area.
―The purpose of the classroom is to meet the needs of the adult working student. The location would capture local aviation
employees and interested students between shifts and after work‖, said Lashanda Owens, director of academic support at
Embry Riddle.
Persons interested in enrolling may contact the Embry Riddle Little Rock Campus at 501-987-5550.
Embry-Riddle is the world's oldest, largest, and most prestigious university specializing in aviation and aerospace. The
curriculum at Embry-Riddle covers the operation, engineering, research, manufacturing, marketing, and management of
modern aircraft and the systems that support them. The University engages in extensive research, consulting, and related
activities that address the unique needs of aviation, aerospace, and related industries.

18. PR ACTIVITIES/PARTNERSHIPS
Media Kit
Wrote FAQs, coordinated with architects for new terminal images, worked
with construction managers to highlight planning team
Groundbreaking Media Advisory
Wrote media advisory and designed the look
Groundbreaking Press Release
Wrote press release and designed the look
Groundbreaking Event
Planned and managed the work of airport agency to produce Groundbreaking
event marking the $67 million Phase I LIT Terminal Redevelopment Project

19. Wrote the proclamation, designed the plaque and coordinated with Crenchaw
handlers for Black History Month Commission Presentation
Little Rock Municipal Airport Commission to Present Distinguished Service Award
In honor of Black History Month, the Little Rock National Airport Commission will present a Distinguished Service Award to
Tuskegee Airman, Milton Pitts Crenchaw, in recognition of his outstanding commitment and exceptional contributions to
aviation in Arkansas and beyond. The presentation will take place at 8:30 a.m. in the Commission Conference Room. The
regularly scheduled monthly Commission meeting will follow.
Milton Pitts Crenchaw, of the original Tuskegee Airmen, was one of the first African Americans in the country and the first from
Arkansas to be successfully trained by the federal government as a civilian licensed pilot. He trained hundreds of cadet pilots
while at Alabama’s Tuskegee Institute in the 1940s and was the catalyst in starting the first successful flight program at
Philander Smith College in Little Rock (Pulaski County) from 1947 to 1953. His combined service record extends for over forty
years of federal service from 1941 to 1983 with the U.S. Army (in the Army Air Corps) and eventually the U.S. Air Force. He
was also the first African-American to work in the capacity that he did at Fort Sill in southwestern Oklahoma in 1953.
Ron Mathieu, executive director at Little Rock National Airport says, ―This award is a reflection of Mr. Crenchaw’s lifetime
achievement. His accomplishments in providing a wealth of history about black aviators and their contributions to the military
and our nation continue to inspire and motivate. We are very pleased to extend this honor.‖
Photos may be taken during the presentation and interviews directly following.
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20. Wrote the proclamation, designed the plaque and coordinated with Crenchaw
handlers for Black History Month Commission Presentation
Little Rock Municipal Airport Commission to Present Distinguished Service Award

21. COST FREE PROMOTION
Use online tools for providing cost free promotion of the airport and its activities. Click on icon to
go to video.