Inlander
Tracy Menasco is an experienced professional with a background in sales, marketing, and account management. With a Master of Science in Integrated Marketing Communications from Northwestern University and a Bachelor of Arts in History from Reed College, Tracy has worked in various industries such as beauty, banking, retail, and packaging. Tracy's expertise includes market research analysis, cold calling, consultative selling, event planning, and social media marketing. With a proven track record of growing territories and businesses, Tracy is a dedicated and strategic professional in driving sales and building relationships with clients.
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Inlander
The Inlander is Spokane, Washington’s locally owned, independent and award-winning urban news weekly. New print issues are distributed for free every Thursday at nearly 1,000 locations throughout the Spokane-Coeur d’Alene region; it’s also available online at Inlander.com. Inlander also publishes Inlander Health & Home, a bi-monthly glossy lifestyle magazine, and Annual Manual, a regional guidebook published every September. Two glossy city guides, Shop Local (October) and The Menu (April) connect our active readers with the region’s best restaurants, coffee shops, bars and retailers. Our vibrant website and targeted emails, Entree, Weekend Countdown and Sneak Peek, help Inlanders know what shows, concerts, events and new restaurants are coming to the region. Inlander Winter Guide, published every October, highlights the extensive ski destinations in the Pacific Northwest and Canadian Rockies with an extensive distribution network throughout the West Coast. In addition to our award-winning publications, Inlander produces high-caliber events, like Inlander Restaurant Week. Restaurant Week features more than 100 restaurants offering three-course menus for a set price and has become one of the most anticipated community events of the year. Since 1993, Inlander has been an independent, family-owned media outlet. The Inlander was founded on independence — on the unwavering commitment that free and independent journalism helps a community thrive, that local ownership is best, and that, in the end, a paper belongs to everyone. The Inlander is our name, but it’s also an identity, a frame of mind, a people and a place, bound by geography and core community values. The people of the Inland Northwest, we are all Inlanders.