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[Feature] Dallas Business Journal: Hollman Promotes COO Sue Hwang to President

Featured in The Dallas Business Journal, Sue Hwang is recognized for her promotion from Chief Operating Officer (COO) to COO & President.

In 2018, Hwang, was selected by the Dallas Business Journal as a “Women In Business” honoree. Since then, Sue has led Hollman Inc. into new market verticals, expanding the limits of the ever-growing locker industry. Her success and dedication to the company prevails as she is the first person outside of the Hollman Family to hold this position.

The Dallas Business Journal is the leading source for local business news, research, and events in the DFW area.

To read more about the promotion of Sue Hwang: Press Release

Dallas Business Journal Feature

Retrofit 2022 Top 25 Products Issue: Featuring Acoustic Lockers

Hollman Inc.’s Acoustic locker Collection, created in collaboration with Gensler, is recognized for its flexible storage and functional capabilities to enhance the hybrid workplace. 

Featured in the Retrofit 2022 Top 25 Products Issue: Hollman’s acoustic lockers are recognized for their sound-blocking design, smart lock technology (Vecos), and antimicrobial Nanolam surface. 

The acoustic collection is designed to meet the needs of today’s hybrid workspace while negating issues such as distracting noise, the growth of mildew and mold, and the hassle of potentially lost keys or forgotten combinations. 

The top 25 products featured received the most clicks from readers from October 2021- October 2022.

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Feature: Interior Design Market Tabloid Fall 2022

Hollman is proud to share our latest feature in the Interior Design Fall Market Tabloid.

The Interior Design Market fall tabloid is “The essential new product resource – a designers must have for fall.” This is a bi-annual publication, considered as a special issue for Interior Design Magazine, is released each fall and spring season. All features must submit materials to be considered by the editors for inclusion.

In the latest release: The interior Design Fall Market tabloid for 2022, Hollman is featured for our newly innovative Glass lockers.

The feature displays Hollman’s Model B Glass lockers in 1/4 inch thick back-painted tempered glass in cool mint.

Hollman Recognized for the 2022 BoardRoom Magazine “Excellence in Achievement” Award

Excellence in Achievement

Hollman is thrilled to announce that BoardRoom Magazine has recognized us for the 2022 Excellence in Achievement Award. The “Excellence in Achievement” awards are the private club industry’s only awards recognizing the clubs’ business partners. BoardRoom Magazine is the official publication of the Association of Private Club Directors (APCD) and the Distinguished Clubs.

Hollman was selected for overall excellence in its respective field, achievements, innovation, vision for future growth, and continued impact on private club operations. Thank you, BoardRoom Magazine, for recognizing Hollman as an innovative Private Club Business Partner. We are truly honored that our Club+Resort Storage Solutions can support the industry in an impactful way.

Ready to see if your organization can benefit from the award-winning Club + Resort Storage Solutions? Learn more and schedule a consultation here.

Excellence in Achievement

Cincinnati Enquirer Exclusive: University of Cincinnati unveils new game day football locker room

The University of Cincinnati is gearing up for the 2022 football season and for its upcoming move to the Big 12 Conference.

The university on Wednesday unveiled its newly renovated game day football locker room, a part of the school’s first wave of facility upgrades ahead of its July 1, 2023, move from the American Athletic Conference to the Big 12 Conference.

“This was such an important piece for our football program,” UC Director of Athletics John Cunningham said. “It’s a reflection of where our football program currently is, which is a top-20 program in the country. This is the type of facility that we need to compete Day 1 in the Big 12.”

The newly renovated locker room, located inside the Richard E. Lindner Center on UC’s main campus, features an additional 2,000 square feet of space, a new sound system, a fuel station and nutrition bar, and a hype tunnel that leads to Nippert Stadium.

The $4 million face-lift also includes an enhanced ventilation system, 120 custom lockers with each player’s name and number, and graphics and images that highlight many of the standout performers from last season’s team that reached the College Football Playoff.

The project, which also included a renovation of the Bob Goin football team room, was paid for entirely by the university’s Day One Ready Campaign, a $100 million fundraising effort.

Skanska USA served as the construction manager for the renovation. Skanska senior project engineer Zack Tobler, who played basketball for the Bearcats from 2013-17, oversaw much of the project. Tobler, whose father, Matt, owns a construction company, followed in his father’s footsteps after graduating from UC with an accounting degree.

“I’ve been in the student-athletes’ shoes, so I know what they’re going through,” Tobler said. “I like to be able to give back to them in any way I can. It’s not as much monetary right now, but time and everything. So, I think it was really cool for me to be able to try to give back at least a little bit to them.”

Luke Fickell and the two-time defending AAC champion Bearcats will officially christen their new game day space when they host Kennesaw State on Sept. 10. Cincinnati, which is ranked No. 23 in the preseason AP Top 25 poll, opens its 2022 season Sept. 3 at No. 19 Arkansas.

Source: Cincinnati Enquirer

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