Susan Hoechstetter
President of DNI
a longtime advocate and training and technical assistance provider for nonprofit organizations. She led the National Association of Social Workers health and mental health policy advocacy work in Washington, DC for 13 years, and is delighted to be part of DNI’s efforts to combat diabetes.
Marie Hellinger
Secretary
Marie Hellinger, MSW, LICSW is a psychotherapist and psychoanalyst practicing in Washington, D.C. She is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill and earned her Masters Degree in Social work at Howard University. Her psychotherapy practice includes treating patients with chronic illnesses, including Diabetes. Previous Board experience includes serving as Director of Training at the Institute of Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis in Washington, D.C.
Gene Willhoft
DNI Board Member
Gene Willhoft is the Founder and President of Absolute Media Inc. a company specializing in marketing, media and mass communications. AMI is headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut. Mr. Willhoft started the company in 1994. He has crafted successful communication strategies for many blue chip companies including: UnitedHealthcare, Englewood Hospital, FedEx, American Eagle Outfitters, Cuisinart, Victorinox Swiss Army, BIC Corporation and Range Rover.
As a DNI board member Mr. Willhoft is excited to apply his experience to raising the awareness of DNI among Type 1 and Type 2 diabetics as well as the diabetes support community and potential DNI donors.
Joe Hellinger
Board Treasurer
Joe Hellinger is a 15 year veteran of commercial banking.
He has served on the boards of several non profits, including Rotary,Communities in Schools, and United Way.
As a type 1 diabetic, diabetes national institute is close to his heart.
He live in High point, NC with his wife and two children.
Diabetes National Institute is first and foremost a growing campaign against diabetes and a community effort to enrich the lives of people with diabetes. Our mission is to provide free services and create a warm and supportive atmosphere where people with diabetes, their families, and the public can engage, learn, and build a greater understanding of diabetes.
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