Harrisburg City Islanders Appoint New Marketing Manager
October 30, 2014 - United Soccer League Championship (USL)
Penn FC News Release
Harrisburg, PA - The Harrisburg City Islanders announced today that Molly Gilroy has joined the organization to develop all Marketing and Public Relations campaigns for the professional soccer club. Molly Gilroy comes with a wealth of experience within the organization, having spent the 2014 USL PRO season as Marketing Assistant.
Molly joins the Harrisburg City Islanders as Marketing and Communications Manager to provide ongoing marketing campaigns and growth for the company.
"Molly was instrumental during our last season and we are thrilled to have her back working towards HCI continual growth and progress" Club President Tiago Lopes said.
Molly is a recent graduate of Syracuse University with a degree in Sport Management. Growing up in Camp Hill, Molly attended Camp Hill High School before pursuing field hockey at Syracuse University. As a local coach for Red Land High School, she enjoys teaching and developing local youth. Molly resides in Camp Hill.
"I am thrilled to join the Harrisburg City Islanders as Marketing and Communications Manager for the 2015 season. After being apart of their exciting push to the 2014 USL PRO Championship match, I cannot wait to begin developing marketing efforts to enhance the sport, league, and team within Central Pennsylvania."
To reach Molly at the Harrisburg City Islanders call 717-441-4625 (GOAL) or email molly@cityislanders.com.
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