Brianne Lunzmann is an assistant account executive in the Irvine office of Hill & Knowlton, Inc., a leading international communications consultancy, providing services to local, multinational and global clients. Lunzmann provides media relations and account support for the City of Rancho Cucamonga, Pasadena Tournament of Roses, Ford Motor Company, HMSHost Corporation and Wickes Furniture.  Lunzmann’s day-to-day responsibilities include media relations and monitoring, event planning, business development and client relations.

In 2006, Lunzmann managed a media campaign highlighting breast cancer survivors and their families for Ford’s Warriors in Pink program in partnership with ABC’s The View.  Lunzmann also played an integral role in coordinating the many activities of the state account for the California 5 a Day-For Better Health! Campaign, which works to promote nutrition education and prevent obesity among Californians.  Part of an award-winning team, she managed media campaigns for the Campaign’s local representatives, coordinated media trainings and wrote for the California Nutrition Network’s monthly newsletter, Fresh Facts. 

Lunzmann’s other past client work includes Motorola, Inc. Bluetooth® products, Boost Mobile, the Chilean Avocado Importers Association, the Irvine Chamber of Commerce and Johnny Rockets.

Prior History
Prior to joining Hill & Knowlton as an account coordinator, Lunzmann served as the communications coordinator for the San Diego State University Alumni Association, where she played a key role in the Association's volunteer management, event planning, publication, marketing and promotion projects. 

Lunzmann has also interned at Bailey Gardiner, Inc., where she developed relationships with San Diego media while servicing several clients.  Prior to Bailey Gardiner, Brianne assisted the San Diego Museum of Art with their marketing and public relations efforts.

Other Information
Brianne graduated from San Diego State University with a B.A. in Communications with an emphasis in Public Relations.  As an undergraduate, she served as a director of the Public Relations Student Society of America chapter in her school, and served on the events committee for an award-winning regional conference on crisis communications.