Bob Goodrich

Bob Goodrich, a 15-time Emmy-award winning producer, has come a long way since the days of traveling around the country at his own expense for ABC Sports. Goodrich, who has worked on some of sports' most-memorable telecasts since 1969, is currently a freelance television producer, director, and consultant for companies including ABC/ESPN.

Goodrich started his career at ABC on a part-time basis, performing various duties on different sports telecasts before joining ABC Sports full-time as a production assistant, in 1971, quickly becoming an associate producer in 1973 and elevating to producer in 1976....(more)

Annie Hoffman

Emmy-nominated Annie Hoffman has the proven ability to gain access to celebrities and deliver out-of-the-ordinary interviews. When it comes to getting the biggest names talking, Annie Hoffman's curiosity, sense of humor and genuine, easy manner make her a natural.

Annie comes through with "impossible-to-get interviews" (Cleveland Plain Dealer); she draws out the important information and delivers it to the public in a fresh, compelling manner. For CNBC's Great Stuff, Annie personally booked exclusive live interviews with some of the biggest names in sports: John McEnroe, who revealed his love for art; Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who talked about the problems with young NBA players and about his upcoming acting, writing and production projects; and Jack Nicklaus, who gave Annie a tour of his new restaurant and revealed to her his favorite passion besides golf....(more)