ED SHOVER INDUCTED INTO THE IOWA AUCTIONEERS ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME


Ed Shover of Anamosa was announced as the 42nd inductee into the Iowa Auctioneers Association’s (IAA) Hall of Fame during the organization’s annual convention February 5-7, 2010. (The upcoming convention will be on Feb 4-6, 2011 at the West Des Moines Marriott, West Des Moines, IA)

After attending auctioneering school, Shover began his work in the auction industry by volunteering his calling services at auctions for non-profit organizations; including Ducks Unlimited, Turkey Federation, and Pheasants Forever.

Shover maintains his own auctioneering business, Ed Shover Auctions, while working with and assisting other auctioneers. Shover is a long time member of the IAA, serving on the Board of Directors and as President in 2006.

Shover also mentors young auctioneers, offering them work with his company and encouragement in a competitive profession.

The Iowa Auctioneers Association congratulates Ed Shover on his years of service and leadership in the auctioneering industry, and is honored to announce him as the 42nd Hall of Fame inductee. For further information please contact IAA president Darrell Cannon by phone at 319-851-6727 or by e-mail at cannonauction@aol.com. Ed Shover may also be reached by phone at 319-462-3812.

The Iowa Auctioneers Association was established in 1949 to enhance the skills, knowledge, professionalism, and image of all Iowa auctioneers; while seeking to elevate the standards of the auction industry and promote a good public image.




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