Press and media kit
Press and media kit.
Resources for journalists and researchers covering Andrew Hillman and his companies. Every outlet below links to the actual coverage.
Resources for journalists and researchers covering Andrew Hillman and his companies. Every outlet below links to the actual coverage.
Dated paid press-release distributions and wire reprints Andrew supplied. These are not independent journalism.
Yahoo Finance labels this a paid press release. Dateline DALLAS, Aug. 06, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE). The release describes the Andrew Hillman Grant for Biotech as an undergraduate biotechnology scholarship. Applicants submit a 700–1,000 word essay to the prompt: “How do you envision biotechnology transforming the future of healthcare or society, and what role do you see yourself playing in this change?” Award: $1,000. The release prints that applications remain open until June 15, 2026 and the winner is announced July 15, 2026. Email: apply@andrewhillmangrant.com. A photo is at GlobeNewswire attachment 49fd91ba-a633-4214-aa81-3f2ec0a45794.
Sources: Yahoo Finance reprint · GlobeNewswire (canonical of the same Aug. 6 item; this portal links the wire). Paid/wire reprint, not independent reporting.
Yahoo Finance labels this a paid press release. Dateline Dallas, Texas (Newsfile Corp. — May 8, 2026). The release says the Andrew Hillman Grant for Biotech opens its application cycle for currently enrolled undergraduates at accredited colleges or universities pursuing biotechnology or a closely related field. Applicants submit a 700–1,000 word essay envisioning biotechnology’s role in healthcare or society and the applicant’s intended role. Deadline printed: June 15, 2026. Winner announced July 15, 2026. Website: https://andrewhillmangrant.com/. Email: apply@andrewhillmangrant.com.
Sources: Yahoo Finance reprint · Newsfile 295867. Paid/wire reprint, not independent reporting.
GlobeNewswire item, dateline DALLAS, April 02, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE). The release describes the launch of the Andrew Hillman Grant for Biotech for undergraduate students pursuing biotechnology and related disciplines, using a structured essay-based application. Applicants include full name, university affiliation, field of study, and contact information at the top of an essay, submitted as Word or PDF to apply@andrewhillmangrant.com. Applications received by June 15, 2026; recipient announced July 15, 2026. This item does not restate an award amount from this portal’s fetch of the body.
Source: GlobeNewswire, April 2, 2026. Paid wire, not independent reporting.
Yahoo Finance labels this a paid press release. Dateline DALLAS, Feb. 13, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE). The release announces the Andrew Hillman Grant for Biotech for undergraduate students at accredited colleges or universities pursuing biotechnology and related scientific fields. Essay: 700 to 1,000 words on the prompt “How do you envision biotechnology transforming the future of healthcare or society, and what role do you see yourself playing in this change?” Award: $1,000. Deadline June 15, 2026; winner announced July 15, 2026. Website: https://andrewhillmangrant.com/. Email: apply@andrewhillmangrant.com.
Source: Yahoo Finance reprint. Paid/wire reprint, not independent reporting.
Yahoo Finance labels this a paid press release. Dateline DALLAS, Sept. 17, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE). The release describes the Andrew Hillman Scholarship for Entrepreneurs for undergraduate students across the United States. Applicants submit a 1,000-word essay on entrepreneurial goals and business ideas. Deadline December 15, 2025; winner announced January 15, 2026. Special encouragement for Dallas. Website: https://andrewhillmanscholarship.com/. Email: apply@andrewhillmanscholarship.com.
Source: Yahoo Finance reprint. Paid/wire reprint, not independent reporting.
Newsfile item, dateline Dallas, Texas, May 12, 2025, reprinted by The Kingston Whig in its press-releases section. The release says the Andrew Hillman Scholarship for Entrepreneurs opens its application cycle to undergraduates at accredited U.S. colleges and universities. Applicants submit an approximately 1,000-word essay. Award: $1,000. Deadline December 15, 2025; winner announced January 15, 2026. Special consideration for personal or academic ties to Dallas. Website: https://andrewhillmanscholarship.com. Email: apply@andrewhillmanscholarship.com.
Sources: The Kingston Whig reprint · Newsfile 251135. Paid/wire reprint, not independent reporting.
IssueWire item, dateline Dallas, Texas, Sept. 21, 2023. The page’s own title uses “financial backer”; that phrasing is not used as a job title on this record. The page describes Andrew Hillman Dallas as a business figure with over 30 years of experience and lists themes of mentorship, training, budgeting, leadership, and cost-reduction strategies. Media contact on the page: andrewhillmandallas01@gmail.com; site https://andrew-hillman.com/.
Source: IssueWire. IssueWire distribution, not independent reporting.
The list above is a source index of paid wire announcements Andrew supplied. Outlet chips in the company-coverage section below remain links to coverage of Victory Medical Center, Bone Solutions, and related transactions, including the 2015 GlobeNewswire item on the Nobilis Health acquisition.
Coverage centers on the Victory Medical Center hospital network, Bone Solutions, Dynacq Healthcare (DYII), and related transactions. Links open the original articles. Paid/wire reprints, industry news releases, and TDLR public records are labeled as such; they are not independent journalism.
School magazines and annual reports Andrew hosted. These are not journalism.
The Lamplighter School (Dallas) Fall 2017 LampPost, including the Report of Annual Giving 2016–2017. Cover: official opening of the new Innovation Lab. Head of School Joan Buchanan Hill, Ed.D. Board Chair Sarah Weinberg. SlideServe title: “Andrew Hillman Dallas | Lamp Report of Annual Giving 2016 – 2017,” ID 10094815, 60 slides. Uploader path andrewhillmandallas. Posted Sep. 14, 2020. This is a school magazine/annual report Andrew hosted on SlideServe, not journalism and not a new gift figure.
The report names “Erin and Andrew Hillman” on the 2016–2017 donor lists, including “*Erin and Andrew Hillman” under Luminary Candle Lighter ($3,500–$7,999) for the Annual Fund (* consecutive Annual Fund donor for five or more years), and among parent donors for the Classes of 2017 and 2019. A separate, existing record fact is the $300,000 gift that established the Hillman Family Room. Erin Hillman also appears as Carnival Alumni Volunteer Coordinator and on the Campaign Committee; she is a different person. School-wide Annual Fund total $610,588.52 and all gifts to Lamplighter of $4,763,399.41 are not attributed to Andrew.
Source: SlideServe. School document hosted on SlideServe, not independent reporting.
Approved biography in three lengths.
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A full, source-cited record of his companies, with links to the underlying SEC, FDA, and CMS registry documents, is maintained at andrewhillmanrecord.com, and consolidated on the credentials and verification page.
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