H&H’s senior team understands how to integrate global communications strategies into effective world-changing programs. We are committed to our clients, our mission and our process.
Marshall started Hoffman & Hoffman Worldwide as a public relations company in 1986 to work on development, the environment and poverty issues after a successful twenty-five year career in the media.
He worked for 10 years as a financial journalist and economist for U.S. News & World Report followed by writing a column on fitness and health with a doctor for The New York Times Syndicate published in 130 newspapers weekly. During that period, he created and initially produced a CBS Radio feature on fitness which aired daily for more than 20 years. Preceding H&H, Marshall owned and operated a TV production company for five years.
Marshall has co-authored two national best-selling books: The Sportsmedicine Book, co-authored with Gabe Mirkin, M.D., Sports Health, The Complete Book of Sports Injuries, co-authored with William Southmayd, M.D.
His background in economics, development, medicine, environment and the media —radio, TV and print– were the tools that enabled him to start H&H.
Marshall with some of the 10,000 stories placed by H&H at the 3rd World Water Forum in Japan
Nils writes and produces all the TV products for H&H. He is responsible for the close relationship between H&H and CNN International. Nils has been with H&H for 25 years.
Terry has worked with H&H for 25 years. After reporting for 10 years for a number of major Canadian dailies, he worked in the Minister’s Office of Environment Canada, served as Director of Communications in the Speaker’s Office, House of Commons. He was Senior Information Officer for UNEP’s New York Office.
Liliana has worked with H&H for 25 years. She has worked as a reporter in La Nación of Argentina for five years. She also works on global environment and sustainable development. She has extensive experience networking in Latin America and globally.
Juliet has worked with H&H for 25 years. She was the chief of communications for the Panos Institute in London. She works as a writer and professional editor. She is responsible for H&H’s close relation with the BBC and the London media. She speaks Spanish.
Reuben has worked for H&H for 15 years. He was the chief African correspondent for Japan’s Kyodo News Service. He has contributed to The New York Times, Germany’s Deutsche Welle Radio and the Swiss National Radio. He holds a graduate degree from the University of London.
Paul is an editor, producer, director, and live broadcast engineer with 20 years of experience. For the past 15 years, he has worked as an editor for MSNBC, contributing to news coverage, special programming, and long-form editorial projects.
Dr. Arnett practices medicine in Winchester, VA. She is also an associate professor at the University of Virginia Medical School. She reviews all medical matters for H&H. She has practiced medicine in China, West Africa and the Caribbean. She has worked as a consultant to H&H for 15 years.