Richard D. Bressler

Richard D. Bressler
Organizational Support
Weinstein Hospice – Atlanta GA

Richard Bressler is an innovative, passionate, strategic branding expert specializing in traditional and digital marketing for the healthcare industry. He is a career marketer with a history of creating trillion-dollar brands, most known for creating the Slim-Fast brand and driving awareness and volume for over 70 hospitals, health systems and physician practices in 22 states. Richard recently completed his term as Chair of the Weinstein Hospice Board of Advisors and Jewish HomeLife’s Board of Directors this past June. He served as Weinstein Hospice Marketing Chair since 2012 and has been instrumental in helping the organization address a wide array of end-of-life issues in a free webinar series known at The Conversations.

As the only Jewish not-for-profit hospice in Georgia, Weinstein Hospice is the community-based Palliative and end-of-life service within the Jewish HomeLife network, a non-profit organization that supports every stage of the aging journey through its 7 residential communities and at-home care services.

From identifying topics and booking speakers, to serving as an engaging moderator during each program, Richard has completed 12 successful Zoom webinars for Weinstein Hospice, all targeted at generating awareness and promoting end of life related conversations among the 45-60 year old population in northern metro Atlanta. The Conversations series helps to demystify hospice through open dialogue, taking the fear out of having these conversations with loved ones and providing tools to begin the discussion.  Richard has already planned the next set of 4 more conversations webinars, which will begin this fall, and will start a new role as part of the newly formed Jewish HomeLife Brand Influencer Group (BIG).  A graduate of Tulane University with a master’s degree in advertising from Northwestern University, he and his wife, Mindi, live in Atlanta, GA.

The 2024 Volunteers are the Foundation of Hospice Awards were sponsored by the Furst Group and NuBrick Partners