Hannah Sevier
About Hannah Sevier
Hannah Sevier is an Office Support Professional currently employed at Cintas in Auburn, Washington, with a background in office management and business analysis. She has held various roles in different companies, including AGI, Harvest Hill Beverage Company, and Kforce Inc, and has a degree in Public Relations from Eastern Kentucky University.
Current Role at Cintas
Hannah Sevier has been employed at Cintas as an Office Support Professional since 2021. In this role, she contributes to the operational efficiency of the company based in Auburn, Washington. Her responsibilities include managing office tasks and supporting various administrative functions. Her experience in office support enhances the productivity of her team.
Previous Experience at AGI
Prior to her current position, Hannah worked at Architectural Group International (AGI) as an Office Manager from 2015 to 2016. During her 10-month tenure in Covington, Kentucky, she managed office operations and supported project coordination. This role provided her with foundational experience in office management.
Experience at Harvest Hill Beverage Company
From 2017 to 2021, Hannah served as Office Leader and Business Analyst at Harvest Hill Beverage Company in Cincinnati, Ohio. Over the course of four years, she was responsible for overseeing office functions and analyzing business processes, which contributed to the operational success of the organization.
Education and Academic Background
Hannah Sevier studied at Eastern Kentucky University, where she graduated with a degree in Public Relations from 2011 to 2015. Her academic background also includes a brief internship in the public relations field, providing her with practical experience in communications. Earlier, she completed her high school education at Highlands High School from 2007 to 2011.
Coaching Experience
In addition to her professional roles, Hannah served as a 7th Grade Cheer Coach at Highlands Middle School from 2015 to 2017. During her two-year coaching tenure in Ft. Thomas, Kentucky, she guided young athletes in cheerleading skills and teamwork, contributing to their development both in sports and personal growth.