May 25, 2012
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  • Hellerman Baretz Communications helps clients turn their expertise into new business through public relations, research, training and litigation PR support. With offices and personnel in New York, Washington DC, Houston, Raleigh-Durham, Richmond and San Francisco, we count many of the world's leading law firms, financial services companies and consultancies as clients. 

    HBC was created nearly a decade ago by John Hellerman (recently named Agency Executive of the Year by PR News) and Spencer Baretz (a lawyer dubbed a "communications expert" by The American Lawyer magazine) to offer sophisticated service without the bureaucracy, overhead and internal conflicts of large PR conglomerates.

    Inc. Magazine recently named Hellerman Baretz Communications to its prestigious list of the 5,000 fastest-growing private companies.

    Together, John and Spencer have built a thriving team of professionals with diverse backgrounds – journalists, lawyers, marketers, business development and sales professionals – all sharing in HBC's common vision for our world-class clients: to turn their expertise into new business opportunities.

Contributing authors from Hellerman Baretz Communications LLC:

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John Hellerman
Partner
John Hellerman is a Partner and Co-Founder of Hellerman Baretz Communications, a strategic communications agency representing many of the world's leading law firms, consulting firms and...
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Andrew K. Ryan
Senior Account Executive
Andrew K. Ryan is a senior account executive at Hellerman Baretz Communications.  He is based in Richmond, VA.  Andrew develops strategic public relations campaigns for the...

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