Leeann Dempster says Hibs "would love" to be part of fan test events as the Scottish Government set out further details on plans to reopen sports stadiums.
The Easter Road chief welcomed the announcement by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon that stadia could reopen from 14 September subject to social distancing and a reduced capacity.
Hibs are currently preparing to kick-off their Scottish Premiership season against Kilmarnock behind closed doors.
And Dempster told Sky Sports: "It's terrific. We want to get life back to as normal as we can, but we understand there are restrictions.
"Looking forward to a date, looking forward to some test events and we'd love to be part of that."
Talking of the difficulties brought about by the coronavirus shutdown, she added: "Everybody has had massive challenges with COVID-19 and I think we've been no different. It's had a material effect on us. We won't pretend.
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"I think we started to see a change when we got the players back, and at that point we were still under lockdown, so there were lots of things we had to do to get them back in and training. Then you go to contact training and before you know it we're in a situation where we're going to have a match.
"We're trying to look forward now. We're looking forward to September and onwards where we get supporters back into the stadium and back to some sort of normality whatever that might mean.
"But it's been difficult. I don't think we can pretend otherwise."
