Jericho, N.Y./Las Vegas, Nev. – (Jan. 3) - Dr. Bob Hoffman, President and CEO of The Masters Circle, the largest consulting firm for wellness professionals, will be honored and inducted into the inaugural class of 2007 Wellness Revolution Hall of Fame, Las Vegas Hilton, February 7, 2007 at a ceremony sponsored by Parker College and Parker Seminars. Dr. Hoffman is co-author of the recently published book, Discover Wellness, How Staying Healthy Can Make You Rich” (Center Path Publishing, Eagan, Minn.).
"The Wellness Revolution Hall of Fame takes the time to honor wellness innovators who have made substantial offerings to wellness and who continue to change our world for the better," says Professor Paul Zane Pilzer, founder of the Wellness Revolution Hall of Fame.
Dr. Hoffman joins a prestigious class of inductees that includes Todd Cooperman, Peter and Kathie Davis, Steve Demos, Dr. Patrick Gentempo, Jill Kinney, Dr. Fabrizio Mancini, Dr. Joe Mercola, Carl Rehnborg, Dr. Russ Reiss, J.J. Rodale, Dr. Geoff Tabin, Paul Wenner, Dr. Frank Yanowitz.
"I am truly honored to join this outstanding group of individuals who are enabling millions of people to lead happier, healthier and longer lives," says Dr. Hoffman, who continues to dedicate his career to helping wellness professionals enhance their personal lives and professional practices.
Dr. Hoffman was a highly successful chiropractor who was recruited in 2001 to become president of The Masters Circle and serves as its Chief Innovative Officer. Under his leadership, The Masters Circle has become the largest organization of its kind, serving wellness professionals throughout the country and worldwide with personalized coaching and personal growth programs.
Reflecting upon his lifelong and robust career as an educator, business growth expert, entrepreneur, international lecturer, author, success and leadership coach, Dr. Hoffman observes, "I helped thousands of patients through my practice, and am now helping millions of people by empowering professionals with the tools to assist their own patients. It has been extremely gratifying on so many levels, and this recognition for doing what I love is most gratifying."
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