Hill Holliday is a multi-discipline communications company. We develop catalytic ideas that drive tangible business success. We believe in the art of mass and digital communications. Brand building and sales driving efforts. Upper and lower funnel strategies. It's about how it all works together. And our clients stay with us a really really long time because our work works.
In 1968, Jay Hill, Alan Holliday, Jack Connors and Steve Cosmopulos set up shop in Boston.
We won 2009 Media Plan of The Year, for campaigns between $10-25 million.
We were ranked in the “Boston Globe 100 Top Places to Work” for 2008 and 2009. That free Dunkin’ Donuts coffee perk is working out well.
It's rare for a consumer to donate money to help fund a marketing campaign. It happened to our client Liberty Mutual.
From supplying everyone with reusable Dunkin' Donuts coffee mugs to establishing recycling stations on every floor, the Green Team helps us reduce our impact on the environment.
We peppered in some fun with a giant chili pepper. It's been known to ignite hunger among passersby.
Our 53 State Street office in Boston was designed to promote an atmosphere of collaboration and community and offers a 360-degree view of the city.
In 2004, Erwin-Penland joined Hill Holliday and added a full-service presence in Greenville, South Carolina.
We're thrilled Liberty Mutual was Marketer of the Year at the Hatch Awards in 2008.
Our headquarters is located next to Quincy Market, the biggest tourist attraction in Boston. We're used to people asking us where to get the best “chowda.”
We’re visionaries. From our 36th floor Boston offices, we can see 27.5 miles out across the Atlantic.
Our softball team regularly knocks it out of the ballpark. And we do the same for our clients. That’s why we have twice the average client retention in the industry.
Looking for a place to eat around our Boston office? Check out 53lunches.com.
We start our mornings, afternoons and nights with a steaming cup of fresh brewed Dunkin' Donuts coffee.
Since we have been working together, Dunkin' Donuts has become #1 in customer loyalty for coffee.
For Thanksgiving each employee received their choice of pumpkin, apple or pecan pie. Good thing our “Biggest Loser” competition is over.