Company Background
Greg Hitchcock
Greg Hitchcock founded Greg Hitchcock Communications Limited LLC because he saw companies, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations failing to reach their customers and constituents. A professional voice with many years of speaking and listening to individual concerns, companies have turned to Greg Hitchcock Communications for their marketing and communications needs.
A U.S. Army veteran, Greg is a veteran journalist, an internationally award-winning videographer, and a public relations professional. Turn to Greg Hitchcock Communications for assistance in getting the word out and for peace of mind.
Timeline
2024-present
The Gazette
Greg accepts a position as a reporter for the Leader Herald covering news from Fulton County, New York.
Feb 2024 - July 2024
The Newport Miner
Greg becomes associate editor covering news and sports from Pend Oreille County, Washington and west Bonner County, Idaho.
2023-2024
The Sidney Herald
Greg becomes the editor for the Sidney Herald overseeing the editorial department in Richland County, Montana.
2007-present
Contract freelancer
Greg establishes a freelance business and contracts with companies and nonprofits for public relations and marketing work.
Greg won runner-up in the national VA Creative Arts competition for his film about an equine program that helps veterans with post-traumatic stress.
HIGHLIGHTS
Greg earns an honorable mention in film from the embassies of France for producing a short documentary for the United Nations about climate change in the Adirondacks
2006-2007
The Leader Herald
Greg accepts a reporter position covering news in Montgomery County and rural Fulton County, New York.
1985 - 1992
State University of New York
Greg earned his Associate in Arts degree from Schenectady County Community College and then graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree from the State University of New York in Albany.
1985 - 1987
Greg enlists in the military as a TV/Radio Systems Specialist in Washington, D.C. He was honorably discharged in 1987 earning a Marksman badge, an Army Service Ribbon, and the respect of his fellow soldiers.