Sheraton Grand Hiroshima Hotel

By: Sexy

On: January 27, 2025

Tagged: Art, Bank, Brand, Card, Design, HOTEL, Map, Model, Restaurant, Shopping, SNS, State, Taxi, Travel, World

Join us for 60 Seconds In Williamsburg, Brooklyn with Rob Martinez, a dedicated cyclist we met on the bike path. Rob shares his inspiring story of traveling to Minnesota for a grueling 500-mile bike race, where he rode his bike at night for the first time. Discover how this challenging experience became one of the hardest yet most rewarding things he’s ever done.

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Produced by the Marriott Content Studio.
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MARRIOTT CONTENT STUDIO
VP of Content Marketing: Annie Granatstein
Head of Marriott Content Studio: Kate Pfetsch
Executive Producer: Alan Massey
Producers: Emma H. Tobin, Rachael Sulik

Production Company: Wavelength Productions
Director: Ed de Carvalho
DP: Matty Ower
Talent: Rob Martinez

SPECIAL THANKS TO:
Moxy Brooklyn Williamsburg

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