Howard Bragman, a highly acclaimed and respected public relations professional with an illustrious career spanning over three decades, has established himself as a preeminent authority in the United States, boasting an impressive track record of success across a wide range of public relations disciplines.
Throughout his extensive agency experience, Bragman has demonstrated a remarkable ability to navigate the complexities of various PR areas, earning him a reputation as a trusted and sought-after expert in his field.
In addition to his agency work, Bragman has also become a familiar face on television, frequently appearing as a commentator to share his insights and expertise on a variety of topics, including celebrity misbehavior, corporate crises, and the role of spin in daily life.
As a result of his extensive experience and in-depth knowledge, Bragman has established himself as a go-to expert for media outlets and organizations seeking guidance on how to effectively manage their public image and navigate the often-treacherous waters of public relations.
Noted contributor to ABC's Good Morning America since its debut in 1975, Bragman has also established himself as a reputable PR expert on prominent news networks such as CNN and MSNBC, frequently being sought out for quotes by publications, print media outlets, and online platforms.
In 2005, he took the initiative to found "Fifteen Minutes," which has since grown into one of the most esteemed and respected boutique entertainment public relations agencies in the United States, renowned for its exceptional expertise and dedication to its clients.
As the visionary founder of the esteemed agency, Bragman plays a hands-on role in shaping high-level strategic initiatives, cultivating top-tier media connections, navigating crisis communications, providing expert media training, and ensuring the agency's vision and values remain at the forefront of its operations.
Before establishing "Fifteen Minutes," Bragman founded "BNC," which went on to become the largest entertainment public relations agency globally, boasting an impressive portfolio of clients. In 2000, he made the strategic decision to sell "BNC" to "IPG," solidifying its position as a leader in the industry.
Notably, prior to joining the esteemed team at BNC, Bragman held the esteemed position of Vice President at the renowned public relations firm Burson-Marsteller.
Noted for his tireless efforts as a champion of various social and humanitarian causes, Bragman has garnered widespread recognition and accolades throughout his distinguished career. His unwavering dedication to the advancement of human rights has led to numerous awards and honors, acknowledging his commitment to the vital issues of HIV/AIDS awareness, GLBT Civil Rights, and Jewish community support.
In his personal life, Bragman shares a home in Los Angeles with his loving husband, a renowned expert in the field of horse training, who has earned a reputation as a respected and accomplished professional within the equine industry.
