Dragon Con Media Relations

September, 1 – September, 5 Atlanta, GA
DRAGON CON, INC. REPLACES DRAGON CON / ACE, INC.
Written By: mediareladmin - Jul• 08•13
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Contact:Greg Euston, Director, Public Relations
DRAGON CON, INC. REPLACES DRAGON CON / ACE, INC.
Dragon Con will Continue the Agreements With Hotels, Guests and Performers
ATLANTA – July 8, 2013 – The Board of Directors and Shareholders of Dragon Con / ACE, Inc., producer
of Dragon*Con, Atlanta’s internationally known pop culture, fantasy and sci-fi convention, have agreed
to merge the company into Dragon Con, Inc. (Dragon Con) in a cash-out merger.
Led by Pat Henry, David Cody and Robert Dennis, ownership of Dragon Con includes five of the six
founding owners of Dragon Con / ACE (the old Dragon Con). The effective date of the merger is July 8,
2013.
 
Edward Kramer, who has not had any role in managing or organizing the convention since 2000, was
offered cash for his shares in the old company. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
“This decision only affects the ownership of the old Dragon Con,” said Pat Henry, President and Chief
Executive Officer of Dragon Con. “Our members and others who attend Dragon*Con 2013 will
experience the same fantastic convention they have come to expect from us.”
Dragon Con will continue the agreements with each of the host and overflow hotels associated with the
convention as well as all of the guests and performers scheduled to appear at this year’s event, either
“as is” or with amendments recognizing Dragon Con as owner.
About Dragon*Con
Dragon*Con is the largest pop culture convention featuring comics, film, television, costuming, art,
music, and gaming. Held each Labor Day weekend in Atlanta, Dragon*Con attracted more than 52,000
attendees in 2012. For more information, please visit www.dragoncon.org.
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While Dan Carroll will continue to handle media relations for Dragon*Con 2013, please address all matters relating to the merger to Greg Euston, DragonCon’s Director of Public Relations.
Greg Euston:

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