Howard H Hoege III is a prominent figure in the world of leadership and public policy. With a distinguished background in the military, law, and government, he brings a wealth of experiences to his current role as President and CEO of The Mariners' Museum & Park. Hailing from the United States Military Academy at West Point, Hoege earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Political Science before pursuing a law degree at the University of Virginia School of Law. He also studied Military Law at The Judge Advocate General's School.

After serving as a Judge Advocate and Infantry Officer in the United States Army, Hoege worked as a counselor to the Senate Armed Services Committee and an attorney at Richmond & Fishburne. He then joined the University of Virginia's Frank Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy, first as Director of Admissions before becoming Assistant Dean for Strategic Initiatives. During this time, he founded 3H3 Leadership, a consulting and coaching firm focused on executive and leadership development.

In his current role, Hoege oversees one of the largest maritime museums in the world and aims to connect visitors to the sea and its influence on our lives. His experience in leadership and public policy is evident in his dedication to education and community outreach.