Gallery - Anna Fallon

Hickory Chair Intern Experince

Setting a Design Pallet for Clients

Once client relationship is established I was able to organize a sample fabric bundle to get feedback if it aligned with their design vision or space.

Needing to Continually Follow Up

A Hickory Team Member reading the new items that will be advertised to clients, and making sure to have the correct name and style when organizing orders and client budgets.

Learning the Ropes

My Mentor Karen who oversaw my event progress and educated me on marketing, sales, and the importance of creating long lasting client relationships.

Fabric Design Studio

Karen's personal fabric design studio where she taught me how to advertise and market each fabric to a specific client depending on their past design history, future projects and seasonal spending.

Mentor Recognition

Karen receiving an Award for her amazing work with not only educating inters but increasing the brands sales, amount of returning clients, and seamless organization of the show room

Peak Into the Show Room

One of the displays by designer David Phoenix that we marketed to clients, showing them his latest colors, patters and fabrics. This collection was hugely popular at the event and due to excellent sales tracking and organized vendor deadlines, the clients got there items faster then expected which was great for brand feedback.

Some of the team members right before the semi High Point Market Show

Some of the team members right before the Market show in High Point, NC. We were representing the brand Hickory chair, and working towards the goal of organizing the show room , making sure clients are being taken care of, and meeting revenue goals.