Full schedule of events in 2021 spurs influx of new hires, promotions
WABASH, Ind.—With the return of live indoor programming and a full schedule of arts and entertainment offerings in 2021, Honeywell Arts & Entertainment is filling a variety of important positions, celebrating new and advancing team members.
“We are thrilled to announce these new hires and promotions,” said Tod Minnich, President/CEO of Honeywell Arts & Entertainment, “Honeywell has emerged from the pandemic in a position of strength and these new team members will lead and assist important initiatives now and in the future.”
Welcoming New Team Members:
- Joshua Brandenburg – Kitchen Supervisor
With 20 years of experience in the hospitality industry, Joshua Brandenburg will assist with day-to-day kitchen operations in Eugenia’s Restaurant.
- Emily Frank – Accounting Clerk
Honeywell welcomes the return of Emily Frank, former HR and Finance Coordinator. In her new role as Accounting Clerk, she will play a critical role in helping Honeywell Arts & Entertainment maintain fiscal accuracy and integrity by processing business transactions, reconciling accounts, keeping records updated and preparing various reports while supporting the Finance, HR, and Facilities departments.
- Kirsten Laypoole – Assistant Manager, Eagles Theatre and 13-24 Drive In
Kirsten Laypoole joins the team as Assistant Manager for Eagles Theatre and the 13-24 Drive In, where she will ensure that every guest enjoys an exceptional experience. Laypoole brings six years of experience as a crew member and crew leader at AMC Theater.
- Emily Meyer – Program Director, Honeywell Arts Academy
Formerly serving in a contracted role, Emily Meyer joins the team as Program Director for the Honeywell Arts Academy. A part of Wabass leadership since 2019, Meyer’s passion for music, entrepreneurial background, and connectedness within the industry lends high-level expertise to this growing international program.
- Stacey Scheirer – Executive Assistant to the President/CEO
Bringing nearly 20 years of experience in the entertainment industry to the team, Stacey Scheirer has managed communications, logistics, and security details for high-profile clientele around the world, headquartered in locations such as Nashville, TN and Los Angeles, CA. In addition to these roles, she served as Associate Producer for Dick Clark Productions. Scheirer will lend her versatile skills and expertise to operations in the office of President/CEO Tod Minnich.
Celebrating the Promotions of:
- Audrey Adams – Human Resources Administrator
Audrey Adams has been a member of Honeywell’s Human Resources team for two years, previously serving as Accounting/HR Coordinator. Her new role includes managing the payroll process, benefits administration, recruiting and onboarding, and leading other HR projects.
- Kristi Unger – Director of Education
Kristi Unger has been a member of Honeywell’s Education team for more than three years, previously serving as Education Curriculum Manager and Education Curriculum Coordinator. She brings 21 years of experience as an educator to her new role as well as certification through the Institute for Arts Integration and Steam. Unger will strategically lead and manage all aspects of Honeywell’s education programming.
With its talented and dedicated team, Honeywell looks forward to a bright future in arts and entertainment.
“The Honeywell Foundation’s core values are teamwork, service, innovation, excellence, and stewardship,” said Jessica Hein, Director of Human Resources, “We utilize these values as we hire and promote, creating a positive and contagious culture.”
For more information on Honeywell Arts & Entertainment leadership and staff, visit HoneywellArts.org/team-members.