![]() Allison Melangton finally felt the weight of pressure-packed expectations and 16-hour work days lift from her shoulders after
Sunday's kickoff. (IBJ photo/Mason King)
LEADING QUESTIONS: Debriefing with Super Bowl chiefFebruary 9, 2012
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16 hour days! REALLY??!! I agree she's incredible and did a fabulous job. I too work a lot of hours but 16? Who wouldn't want to hire her! I hope they paid her well. She deserved every penny!!!
She is totally organized... she is awesome! I'd love to work for Allison! What a great boss she'd be! As a volunteer during SB games many people I met commented on how our Super Bowl was put together so well and the woman who planned everything out thought of everything for the Indianapolis SB event! What they say about women being organized is SO true! It takes a great woman like Allison to get the job right the first time! Kudos Allison! Now you deserve a nice long relaxing vacation somewhere warm!
She is wonderful! What a great interview with a remarkable lady. How could anyone not love her!