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Baseball Hall of Fame Promotes Brad Horn, Hires Craig Muder
Baseball Hall of Fame

(COOPERSTOWN, N.Y.):  The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum today announced a recent promotion and a new hire for the institution’s communications operations.

Brad Horn, who most recently has served as the Museum’s director of communications, has been promoted to senior director, communications and education. In his new role, Horn will oversee all public relations and educational endeavors, while serving as the primary media contact for the organization.

“Brad’s commitment to the Hall of Fame since his arrival in 2002 is unsurpassed,” said Jeff Idelson, President of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. “His energy, expertise, creativity and desire to effectively promote the Museum has been phenomenal and helped bring greater recognition to the Hall of Fame, its exhibits, programs and members.”

Prior to joining the Museum as director of public relations in February 2002, Horn, 32, spent six years with the Texas Rangers Baseball Club, from 1995-2000, including the 1999-2000 seasons as assistant director of public relations. A native of Houston and a Texas Christian University graduate, Horn will receive his master’s of science in communications management this fall from Syracuse University.

Additionally, the Museum has announced the hiring of Craig Muder as director of communications. Muder will oversee and assist in day-to-day public relations efforts for the Museum, including media relations, publications and Web site management.

Muder, 39, joins the Museum staff after spending the last 10 years as sports editor of the Utica (N.Y.) Observer-Dispatch, overseeing management of staff and the newspaper’s daily sports section.  A native of Hubbard, Ohio, Muder is a Kent State University alumnus and has also served as a daily sportswriter and editor for the Ashtabula (Ohio) Star Beacon.

 
 

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