Frederick Hink

About Fred...

 

Fred Hink, 48, is an author of numerous articles, hundreds of research studies, and considered an expert on public school disciplinary reform. He has been a guest lecturer on school discipline and political policies. He is a graduate of Texas A&M University with a B.S. in Political Science and minors in History and English.

 

Currently he is working on three projects: Zero Tolerance: Outlawing Childhood; The Political Football: Restructuring Known Political Spectrums; and, The Caribbean Affair – a steamy story of murder and intrigue in the hot tropics.

 

He resides in suburban Houston with his wife of 21 years, Kirsten, and two children – Christina a junior in college and Harrison, a senior in high school.

 

 

Curriculum Vitae

 

 

Professional Profile

 

Executive Management, Political Action and Grassroots Organizations (2003 – Present)

 

• Founder and Executive Director, Texas Zero Tolerance – Public Relations; Grassroots Director; Lobbyist to Texas State Legislature and Governor’s Office; Liaison with State and National Organizations
  

 

• Two-time political candidate
  

 

Marketing Professional (1987 – 2003)

 

• Author of proprietary and subscription products in Upstream, Midstream, and Downstream Petroleum Industry; Oilfield Service and Supply Industry; Industrial Information Technology; Engineering and Construction; Environmental Engineering; Industrial Manufacturing; Electric and Natural Gas distribution and manufacturing
  

 

• Executive Management of primary projects: Public Relations Strategies; Market Studies; Image/Performance Studies; Strategic Analysis; Feasibility Studies; Market Introduction and New Products; Business Combination; Marketing Counsel; Due Diligence; Litigation Support
  

 

 

Education

 

B.S. in Political Science, minors in English and History, Texas A&M University – College Station 1985

 

 

Public Relations

 

Interviewed by:

 

• NHK Japan Broadcasting Corporation
  

• CBS Evening News with Katie Couric
  

• ABC Good Morning America
  

• CBS Radio Network
  

• FoxNews.com
  

• New York Times
  

• The Washington Times
  

• USA Today
  

• Time Magazine
  

• People Magazine
  

• Houston Chronicle
  

• Dallas Morning News
  

• Fort Worth Star-Telegram
  

• San Antonio Express
  

• Corpus Christi Caller Times
  
  

• Austin-American Statesman
  

• KHOU Houston
  

• KPRC Houston
  

• KTRK Houston
  

• KRIV Houston
  

• KHWB Houston
  

• KUHT/PBS – the connection
  

• KUT 90.5 Austin
  

• KTRK 950 Houston
  

• KTRH 740 Houston
  

• KSEV 700 Houston
  

• WOAI 1200 San Antonio
  

• NRA Radio - Cam & Company