The Themed Entertainment Association (TEA) has named its new board of directors for the next three-year term.

Liz Terry, editorial director of Leisure Media and editor of Attractions Management was elected to TEA's International Board alongside fellow new addition Tommy Bridges, sales manager at Alcorn McBride.

David Camp, director at AECOM; Klaus Sommer Paulsen, creative director of Creative Network Agency; and Philip van Stratum, director of P&P Projects were all elected on to TEA's Europe and Middle East Division board as new members.

TEA's International and Division board directors serve three-year terms, with the possibility of being re-elected to one additional consecutive three-year term. Associate member representatives to the boards serve two-year terms, with the possibility of being re-elected to a second consecutive two-year term.

The full list of board members:

International Board

President: Rick Rothschild, Far OUT! Creative Direction*

David Aion, AION Company

Scott Ault, BRC Imagination Arts*

Tommy Bridges, Alcorn McBride

Chris Conte, Electrosonic*

Kathy Golding, PTS* (Associate Representative)

Brian Leonard, Dillon Works!*

Peter McGrath, Walt Disney Imagineering*

Liz Terry, Attractions Management (Associate Representative)

Europe & Middle East Division

President: Philip Hartley, Philip Hartley Associates Ltd.*

David Camp, AECOM

Gerd Guegel, Moods in Pictures*

Klaus Sommer Paulsen, Creative Network Agency

Philip von Stratum, P&P Projects

David Willrich, DJ Willrich Ltd.*

Eastern Division

President: Joanna Del Moral, VOA Associates

Pete Carsillo, WDI

Yvette Whittaker, Falcon's Treehouse

Kimberly Ridenour-Sims, Thorburn Associates

Western Division

President: Lynn Allmandinger, Dennis A. Murphy Drafting

Walter Brennan, exp.

Justin Brooks, USC (Associate Representative)

Jordan Coleman, JB Coleman LLC

Dave Crawford, WDI

Nancy Emerson, NBC Universal

Lenny Larsen, RGH*

Paul Osterhout, Contour Entertainment

David Price, VSI

Kristy Scanlon, Threshold Entertainment

*Indicates re-elected to a second term