Our mission:
amplify your success

Molly Hottinger

Molly brings forward deep corporate management experience leading Corporate Communications for a publicly traded holdings company. During her tenure, she established an internal agency to support the communications and marketing requirements of market-leading global companies in the aviation, environmental services, maritime transportation (deep-sea, inland river, harbor and offshore towing, liner service), logistics, offshore marine services and risk management sectors in all phases of business.

"In my diverse corporate role, I learned to clear hurdles in nontraditional ways. As an internal agency, you have to know everything you can about the product or service, the competition and be able to speak to everything that’s happening in the market and across the organization.

We bring forward the same diligence in our work at Hottinger PR. We take time to listen to the challenges our clients face. Whether we're launching a new service, producing a digital marketing campaign or pitching a story to the media, we approach each project with a strategic focus on the business outcome. Our mission is to amplify our client's success and make opportunity more visible.

Telling a company's story is not just about the delivery of products and services in a competitive, dynamic business environment. It’s about people. It's about why there is a strong commitment to be the best at what they do. It's about resilience. It's also about the positive impact they have on the environment and the communities they operate in. Those stories help build recognized brands. We are privileged to be part of that process."

Community Involvement

Since 2012, Ms. Hottinger has served on the Dean's Development Committee at

Nova Southeastern University's Halmos College of Arts and Sciences where three preeminent oceanographic research institutes are housed: the National Coral Reef Institute, the Guy Harvey Research Institute and the Save Our Seas Shark Center. Volunteer priorities include building bridges between industry and science to benefit ocean conservation and coral reef research and conservation.
 

Since 2005, Molly has been involved with fundraising and support for Seafarers' House, a non-profit serving the needs of more than 150,000 Seafarers visiting

Port Everglades from more than 80 countries each year.
 

Ms. Hottinger has been involved with Broward Navy Days since 1999, a non-profit that welcomed the United States Navy to Fort Lauderdale, Florida each during Fleet Week for more than 30 years, in addition to other special events that honor our active military and veterans. Broward Navy Days also assists in the planning of commissioning ceremonies of new U.S. Navy ships and Coast Guard cutters in South Florida.

Since 2023, Ms. Hottinger has participated in dune restoration projects in addition to raising awareneness and support for the South Florida Audubon Society and Adopt a Dune to help preserve and protect beaches and property along the Florida coast.