Indelible names Marion Hoffmann as Vice President of Business Solutions

ORLANDO, Fla. – Indelible, one of the nation’s fastest-growing management consulting firms today has hired Marion Hoffmann as Vice President of its Business Solutions practice. She will report directly to President of Business Solutions, Jamal Sowell, and is responsible for company operations, economic development projects, client relations, and outreach. With a quarter of a century’s experience directing government relations and strategic development in both the public and private sectors, Hoffmann is well-prepared to expand Indelible’s Business Solutions practice.

“Moving to the private sector again is exciting,” says Hoffmann. “I decided to take on this new role because of the prospect of working with Jamal and the talented Indelible team. I signed on to work with Jamal for a third time in my career because he has such a grand strategic vision for expanding Indelible’s Business Solutions practice. In our previous roles together, we served our great state and now we can offer a well-rounded and unique perspective to the business world by providing important services to companies and other organizations.”

Hoffmann joins the firm from Enterprise Florida, the state’s exclusive public-private partnership or economic development, where she held the role of vice president of Strategic Development. Her impressive career includes serving as associate vice president of government relations for UF for nearly twenty years; director of government relations for the Florida Cable Television Association; and cabinet aide for the Florida Treasurer and Insurance Commissioner. Hoffmann, a maven of the private sector, served as Burger King Corporation’s director of government and community relations after having led Cities In Schools of Miami, a nonprofit dropout prevention program, as executive director. She is a longstanding member of Leadership Florida and served as the chair of the Northwest Region. She is currently a vice president of The Economic Club of Florida and is former president of the Governors Club in Tallahassee.