INDIANAPOLIS – Tom Hirons opened his namesake communications agency after graduating from Indiana University Bloomington in 1978. Forty years later, Hirons is one of Indiana’s leading advertising, public relations and digital marketing firms. Community and business leaders from across the state recently celebrated the milestone at Hirons’ offices in downtown Indianapolis. During the event, Tom
In 1978, “Grease” was the top-grossing film, the Bee Gees led the Billboard charts, gas was 65 cents a gallon, the Camp David Accords were signed by Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin, and Hirons & Company was formed. What’s changed? Technology has changed. We started with an IBM Selectric II typewriter
Read our Q&A with Hirons’ latest round of interns to hear about their previous experiences, and why they chose Hirons. Name: Emily Kucala Internship Title: Creative Intern What college do/did you attend and what is your major? I attended Florida State University and graduated in December with a B.S. in Advertising. Why did you choose Hirons for
In 2018, we often hear buzzwords like “green” and “sustainability.” Companies are creating sustainability initiatives, but what exactly do these initiatives accomplish? As Hirons approaches its 40th anniversary, we are dedicated to being an agency with clear sustainability goals that positively impact our environment. Here are some of our initiatives and how they keep our workplace
In today’s hard-driving work culture, it’s common for professionals to let their mental health take a back seat to advancing their careers. Long work hours, stressful deadlines and client expectations can take a toll on productivity and motivation. Many believe that work-life balance in such a fast-paced industry is nonexistent: We do it because we
Gabriel Lindman is a digital media coordinator at Hirons and has been on the team for one and a half years. Around the office, Gabe loves to hang out in the Morton Think Tank because of how comfortable and flexible the space is. If he had to describe Hirons as a food, he would choose
Laura Crafton is an account manager at Hirons and has been on the team for nine months. Around the Hirons office, her favorite space is her desk, which houses her marketing swag, notepads, pens and other knickknacks. If she had to describe Hirons as a drink, she would choose a Moscow Mule because Hirons is
Clare is an account coordinator and has been at Hirons for about two months. She enjoys her time in the Morton Think Tank, where she can sit on the comfy couch and brainstorm ideas. If she had to describe Hirons as a food, she would choose a Snickers bar because while Hirons appears on the outside
Read our Q&A with Hirons’ latest round of interns to hear about their previous experiences, and why they chose Hirons. Name: Hanna Jones Internship: Communications Management Assistant What college do you attend and what is your major I am a junior at Indiana University-Bloomington. I am majoring in public relations with a minor in political science. Why
How did you become interested in advertising/PR? How did you break into the industry and land your first job? As a marketing major at Butler University, I found advertising to be interesting. Advertising allows you to reach out and connect with people while creating a buzz about a product or service they might not know
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