Monthly Feature: Meet Hero's Heroes! - Hero Arts
Posted by Hero Arts on August 24, 2018

Monthly Feature: Meet Hero's Heroes!

Today we are excited to introduce you to another member of the Hero Arts family. In this feature we show you the people behind the scenes who work hard to bring you quality products and inspiration. We call them Hero's Heroes because they are how we do what we do!

Let's dig in and get to know team member Linda Tsui...


What you do for Hero Arts and how long you have been here?
I have been working at Hero Arts for nearly 26 years. I started in the Production Department as a Puller, then transitioned to Accounts Payable.

What are three words to describe Hero Arts?
Family, Creativity, Opportunity


Where are you from originally?
I am originally from Hong Kong. I moved to the US with my husband and daughter 26 years ago. The family has expanded with two dogs. Lake-Kay (Border Collie/Australian Shepherd mix) and Pancake (Jack-Russell Terrier/Beagle mix).



What do you enjoy doing in your personal life?
One of my favorite hobbies is gardening. I love being in my yard and growing flowers. Being in my yard allows me to hangout with my family and dogs.



Best vacation you’ve been to?
Happiest vacations I’ve been on is going on mommy & daughter trips.



Thank you, Linda, for helping us to get to know you better. We are grateful that you are part of the Hero Arts family!

16 comments

Wow, 26 years that’s awesome! Thank you for being this months Hero’s Hero Linda and letting us get to know you and your family a little. It’s nice to see/hear about the people behind the scenes at the company that gives us so many amazing products. Here’s to 26 more years :)

Mindy Drummond,

What a lovely lady!

Suzi Metcalfe,

Thank you Linda for the little look in your life and for all the things you do for us customers.

Henriëtte,

Nice to meet you Linda!!

Cindy C.,

I love these get to know the Hero Family features. I can’t help but note the long tenancy of several. That confirms for me that Hero Arts does what it says and that is important.

Debbie Selby,

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