Effectively delivering our clients’ messages for over 40 years, Hirons’ roots lie in providing research-based, innovative and bold communications solutions that support our clients’ goals. Hirons’ strategy is to outthink, outwork and outperform while consistently exceeding our clients’ expectations. When working with Hirons, you become a wholly incorporated and engaged member of the team. We’re fully integrated, so there isn’t a communications service we can’t provide. We are consultants who can increase sales, boost visibility, inform the public, launch a product, protect your reputation, clean up a mess or help you grow, scale back, fit in or stand out.

- Lead all event employees and volunteers through the facility and assigned duties- Guided participating athletes, referees, coaches, cheerleaders, band members, and dance teams to designated areas before, during, and after their games- Instructed participants according to “Game Script” which was vital to audience experience and game operating- Worked closely with Conseco Fieldhouse and Lucas Oil Stadium personnel- Helped with marketing projects including sales, distributing promotional items, and designing flyers- Actively searched and pursued sponsorship opportunities - Selling Row 7 Couture and Larry's Fabulous Sports Stuff merchandise during select events

Designed and published promotional items for campus events including posters, flyers, and pamphletsDesigned websites for professorsDaily office tasks including typing notes (75+ wpm), making copies, library research for published books, answering phones in friendly and helpful fashion

- Planned and organized the 10th Annual Girls & Women in Sports Day Luncheon--including venue bookings, sponsorship outreach and sales, guest speaker research and scheduling, and identifying high school key contacts - Blogged, scripted, and assembled webpage (including photography) for National Student Leadership Conference- Contacted local senators and house representatives of all student delegates participating in lnational leadership conference via letter- Wrote meeting summaries and distributed to all attendees- Compiled Excel spreadsheets of contact lists for marketing opportunities, upcoming and past events, and trade shows- Distributed and mailed press kits, NFHS monthly publications, and other mail requests