Krystina Hondzinski
About Krystina Hondzinski
Krystina Hondzinski is a Conference and Event Coordinator at The New York Times, where she has worked since 2010. With over a decade of experience in the newspaper industry, she specializes in organizing high-profile events and managing logistics.
Work at The New York Times
Krystina Hondzinski has served as the Conference and Event Coordinator at The New York Times since 2010. In this role, she has been responsible for organizing high-profile events that enhance the company's reputation within the media industry. Over her 14 years at the organization, she has developed a strong understanding of the logistics involved in event planning, ensuring that each event runs smoothly and meets the company's standards.
Previous Experience at Texas Roadhouse
Before joining The New York Times, Krystina Hondzinski worked as a Local Store Marketer at Texas Roadhouse from 2007 to 2010. During her three years in this position in Louisville, Kentucky, she gained valuable experience in marketing and event coordination, which contributed to her skill set in managing large-scale events.
Education and Expertise
Krystina Hondzinski studied at Penn State University from 2003 to 2008, where she acquired foundational knowledge that supports her career in event coordination. Her education, combined with over a decade of experience in the newspaper industry, has equipped her with the expertise needed to manage logistics and vendor relationships effectively for major events.
Event Coordination Skills
With over ten years of experience in coordinating large-scale conferences and events, Krystina Hondzinski has honed her skills in logistics management and vendor relations. Her role at The New York Times requires a high level of organization and attention to detail, ensuring that each event aligns with the company's objectives and enhances its presence in the media landscape.