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            George appears in a new marketing brochure for Lufthansa Technik’s BizJet International corporate jet sales and maintenance facilities.  He’s also shown is an earlier two-page ad appearing in “Orient Transportation” – part of an international campaign promoting DFW International Airport.

George Tomek has signed on with Linda McAlister Talent of Dallas.  One of the leading Texas-based agencies, LMT represents nonunion and union professional talent for film, TV commercials, industrials, print and voiceovers in Texas, California and other major cities.

Have voice, will travel?  Not a problem for George Tomek whose voice can be heard on radio across the state of Georgia these days on a one-minute commercial for the Georgia Dental Association.  The spot was produced by Jordan Associates of Oklahoma City.

George Tomek will be the CEO in a brochure for BizJet International, a corporate and general aviation aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul company headquartered in Tulsa, OK.

“George was absolutely AWESOME,” said Heather Hanson of Hanson & Wright Advertising LLC, Wichita.  He was cast in this project through The Gregory Agency, Wichita, KS.  Photos to follow.

George Tomek voiced two transportation-related radio spots. The first announced the Oklahoma Transit Association’s (OTA) first solely sponsored bus rodeo championship.  The second promoted an OTA & Operation Homeward Bound “Stuff the Bus” event.  OHO is a non-profit organization helping families of  military personnel stationed overseas. Both events were held in downtown OKC.

Drawing on his own life experiences, longtime news anchor and retired U.S. Navy Captain George Tomek urged attendees at the American Legion-sponsored Oklahoma Boys State 2010 to do their best at everything no matter how small the task and learn by their mistakes – like he had to do. 

Tomek delivered the keynote address the evening of May 30th. Other speakers during the annual week-long meeting at Northeastern A&M College in Miami, Oklahoma were Lieutenant Governor Jari Askins, former Governor George Nigh and State Supreme Court Justice Marion Opala.

“This isn’t a dress rehearsal,” Tomek recalled syndicated advice columnist Ann Landers telling his junior classmates at an Oak Park High School assembly years ago in suburban Chicago. And, he preached ethics and taking responsibilities, pointing out well-publicized criticism of both politicians and the media. “You don’t have a right to criticize if you don’t vote in the political process,” Tomek said, adding the late Paul Harvey wryly pointed out once that “we editorialize every time we throw a story in the waste basket instead of using it on the air.”

The more than 650 young men in attendance were told to look at spending some time in a Third World atmosphere. Also, consider public service or the military as a career because many of the most successful business men and women today use the same principles of leadership employed by the armed forces. 

The crowd was reminded of the current recession and the lack of confidence by the public in national leaders. “We have problems, we’ve had problems in the past, Tomek said, ‘but we’ve gotten through thanks to the American people.”  The young men were told they could be part of the answer and that’s why their “future is now.”

George has hosted the website and now does an in-depth interview with founder and president David Melton about the Petroleum Landman School.  It’s the first of its type and remains the premier school today.  They talk about how it started, job opportunities and is laden with testimonials from graduates – with good jobs.   The production was done by Garman Communications through Magna Talent, both of Oklahoma City.

>> Click here to watch the interview <<

        George hits outdoor advertising in the KC metro promoting Cardiology Rehabilitation at Shawnee Mission Medical Center. Production was by Ron Berg Photography through Exposure Model and Talent Agency, both of Kansas City.