Background
Hughes, Nancy Floyd was born on January 15, 1954 in Paris. Daughter of John Scarborough and Helen Hewes (Ringer) Hughes. parents American citizens.
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Nancy Floyd Hughes
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Education
Bachelor, Colorado State University, 1976.
Career
News reporter, Station KFKA/KFKZ-FM, Greeley, Colorado, 1976-1978;
news reporter, Station KOA Radio/KOA-television, Denver, 1978-1980;
deputy press secretary, Governor Richard D. Lamm, Denver, 1980-1983;
vice president committee, director committee public relations, Denver Chamber of C., 1983-1985;
manager public affairs, MCI-West Division, Denver, 1985-1986;
press secretary, Coloradans for Skaggs, Westminster, 1986-1987;
press secretary, Congressman David Skaggs, Washington, 1987-1992;
public affairs administrator, American Academy Physician Assts., Alexandria, Virginia, 1992-1994;
vice president information and research services, since 1994. Chairman advertising and publicity committee Women and Business Conference, 1983. Denver chapter president American Women in Radio and television, 1984, western area vice president, 1985, national vice president strategic planning, 1986.
Chairman committee resource group Episcopal Diocese of Colorado, 1986. Member Denver Cable television Coordinating Committee, 1984-1987, chairman, 1986.
Achievements
Membership
Chairman public committee Summer Job Hunt, 1983. Board directors Young Women’s Christian Association Metropolitan Denver, 1986. Member Executive Committee Colorado State Society, 1988-1991.
Member education committee Christ Church, Alexandria, 1992-1994. Member Capitol Hill Tennis Club.
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Born
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Nationality
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Religion
Episcopalian -
Political Party
Democrat
Education
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1976
Career
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1976 - 1978
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1978 - 1980
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1980 - 1983
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1983 - 1985
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1983 - 1985
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1985 - 1986
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1986 - 1987
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1987 - 1992
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1992 - 1994
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Awards
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Recipient 1st Place award Colorado Broadcasters Association, 1976, 2nd Place award, 1977, 1st Place award Greeley Press Club, 1979, 80. Named 1 of 100 Young Women of Promise, Good Housekeeping Magazine, 1985.Recipient 1st Place award Colorado Broadcasters Association, 1976, 2nd Place award, 1977, 1st Place award Greeley Press Club, 1979, 80. Named 1 of 100 Young Women of Promise, Good Housekeeping Magazine, 1985.