Brandon Gaudin

An Evansville native, Brandon Gaudin was a Partner and Co-Founder of MediaOne Management Group in New York City, a national television placement and talent representation agency. He teamed up with former MSNBC President Erik Sorenson and Larry King Live Producer Bobby Grossman to begin the company in March of 2007.

He appeared nationally on Fox News, CNN, and CNN Headline News in a crisis management role when at MediaOne Management.

Before assisting in the formation of MediaOne, Brandon was a Talent Producer for ESPN, booking athletes and other star guests to appear on the New York City based television program "Quite Frankly with Stephen A. Smith."

Brandon also spent a year in Minor League Baseball as a play-by-play broadcaster and Media Relations Director in the Los Angeles Angels organization.

In 2005, he was selected from thousands of national participants as the "CBS & Pontiac ‘You Call the Action’" broadcasting winner. His play-by-play skills were profiled when he was interviewed on CBS by Greg Gumbel in front of 25 million viewers at halftime of the Men’s NCAA championship basketball game.

A double major and double minor at Butler University, he was named "Most Outstanding Communications Student" and one of the "Top 10 Male students" in his graduating class.

Brandon was born and raised in Evansville and graduated from Harrison High School.