Innis Maggiore Adds Emily Hornyak

CANTON, Ohio (May 9, 2012) -- Jeff Monter, principal creative services of Innis Maggiore, the nation's leading advertising agency in the practice of positioning, today announced Emily Hornyak of Canton has been hired as a graphic designer, coming full circle back to the agency where she took advantage of a job shadowing opportunity while still in high school.

Hornyak returns to Innis Maggiore as a full-time associate with a bachelor of arts in visual communication design from Kent State University, with a minor in photo illustration. She previously worked for Kent's University Libraries Communications Office; Creative Source, Canton; and EB Display Co., Massillon.

"Emily is a talented designer with special skills in typography, illustration and photography, all of which were evident early on when she visited Innis Maggiore as a senior at Perry High School," Monter said. "She shadowed me for a day, went to Kent State, got her degree and now is setting out on a career in her chosen field."

Innis Maggiore is the nation's leading advertising agency in the practice of positioning, building strong brand positions for companies in competitive markets. The advertising and public relations agency had 2011 capitalized billings of more than $20 million. Key clients include Alside, Aultman Health Foundation, Bank of America, Chesapeake Energy, GOJO Industries, Inc., inventors of PURELL®, Goodyear, GuideStone Financial Resources, Nickles Bakery, RTI International Metals and Republic Steel. Innis Maggiore is a member of the American Association of Advertising Agencies and the Public Relations Society of America.