Brandon Lawson Returns to Ump-Attire.com Crew
Jul 20th, 2016We are very happy to announce that Brandon Lawson, one of our most easy-going crew members ever and one of my all-time favorites, is back!
Brandon had worked here 3+ years previously. He primarily worked in the warehouse where he packed orders for delivery and handled inventory before we lost him to another local (non-officiating supply) company. We hated to see him go, but he left on good terms and stayed in touch.
Things have a way of working themselves out, and Brandon is now back in the warehouse.
Brandon is from and resides in Indiana. He has umpired baseball - youth through college - in both Indiana and Kentucky and is a Kentucky high school football official. He is graduate of the Wendlestedt Umpire School (class of 2010). He is a member of the local KBUA (Kentuckiana Umpire Baseball Association) and the KFOA (Kentuckiana Football Officials Assocations).
Welcome back Brandon! We are glad to have you.
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President Jim Kirk
Jim is a leading expert, educator and author on umpire gear, safety & appearance. After playing baseball at Centre College, he worked as a high school umpire. He became involved in E-Commerce while working on an MBA in the early 2000s and bought Ump-Attire.com in 2006, He eventually led it to the leading umpire gear & attire retailer worldwide, a “Best Places to Work in Louisville” honor in 2020, 2021, 2024, and a National Association of Sports Officials (NASO) Preferred Vendor. He maintained a long-standing relationship with Minor League Baseball Umpire Development & Training Academy for 10 years. He serves as an adviser to UMPS CARE Charities, the charity of MLB umpires, served as a 2-term board of director from 2012-2018, and was named their 2015 Ambassador Award recipient. A supporter since the inception of the Wounded Warrior Umpire Academy, he was named to their Board of Directors in 2020.
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