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Brittany Schowalter

Brittany Schowalter

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Market Engagement Director and Photographer, Wichita Business Journal

Wichita

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Total articles 99

  • Matt Fouts is new director at Tanganyika Wildlife Park

    By Brittany Schowalter Verified| Wichita Business Journal Verified The founder of Tanganyika Wildlife Park has retired, but the Fouts family remains in charge of the private Goddard zoo. Assistant director Matt Fouts took over as director for his father beginning Monday. Jim Fouts and his family began backyard tours of their wildlife in 2000, and years later it became Tanganyika. "I have been surrounded by animals my entire life, but I never dreamed I would be a zoo director," Matt Fouts said.

    By Brittany Schowalter Verified · Wichita Business Journal

    Feb. 02, 2021

  • Tanganyika Wildlife Park saw records months despite Covid-19 pandemic

    By Brittany Schowalter Verified| Wichita Business Journal Verified We are doing a new season-pass special during the Christmas season to help generate a little extra revenue, which is something we haven't done in the past. It is one way that we are trying to offset the winter income. The online reservation is something I was interested in and the pandemic gave us the opportunity to try it. It's something we'll stick with for our model and what we do with the park. I think it improved the overall experience.

    By Brittany Schowalter Verified · Wichita Business Journal

    Dec. 18, 2020

  • Matt Fouts is new director at Tanganyika Wildlife Park

    By Brittany Schowalter Verified| Wichita Business Journal Verified The founder of Tanganyika Wildlife Park has retired, but the Fouts family remains in charge of the private Goddard zoo. Assistant director Matt Fouts took over as director for his father beginning Monday. Jim Fouts and his family began backyard tours of their wildlife in 2000, and years later it became Tanganyika. "I have been surrounded by animals my entire life, but I never dreamed I would be a zoo director," Matt Fouts said.

    By Brittany Schowalter Verified · Wichita Business Journal

    Feb. 02, 2021

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Wichita Business Journal

Dallas, Texas, United States

+1 214-750-4222