Boydstun-Nielsen Gets SVP Title at Rives

May 16, 2006

Rives Carlberg has named Lynda Boydstun-Nielsen senior vice president and director of client services. A 16-year veteran of the Houston agency, Boydstun-Nielsen has managed a variety of national, regional and local accounts including the Houston Chronicle, University of St. Thomas and the Harris County Flood Control District.

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