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Bruce Redditt recently retired as executive vice president of Omnicom Group (NYSE:OMC) after nearly 20 years of service. His last assignment was leading the BBDO and DDB multi-agency network engagement with ExxonMobil (where he also led the development of "Energy Lives Here", the company's new global brand platform).
Bruce's entire career has been devoted to brand strategies, digital media, entertainment content and strategic round investing. Earlier in his Omnicom career, he managed an internal venture capital group and led the acquisition and internal growth of several agencies. He also led multi-agency engagements with AT&T, HP, the Department of Defense and Pepsi.
During his career, Bruce has worked on both the agency and client sides. Prior to Omnicom, he was chief communications officer at Sony Pictures Entertainment (and a member of the studio team responsible for Jerry Maguire, Men in Black, Air Force One and other hits). Prior to Sony, he headed corporate communications at GTE (now part of Verizon). In both roles, he was lead executive responsible for brand and product marketing communications, public and government affairs.
Bruce serves (or has served) as a board member for Transperfect, Market Share Partners, (now Rakuten), Organic and ; as well as non-
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Bruce Redditt Joins Scott Blum's Advisory Board for New Venture
SANTA MONICA, Calif., June 3, (PRIMEZONE) -- Scott Blum, whose third successful company set the record for fastest growing company in U.S. history, today announced that Bruce Redditt -- Executive Vice President of the Omnicom Group -- has joined the Advisory Board for his upcoming direct response network, which includes the television show, BuyTV.
Redditt joins previously announced Advisory Board members Jeffrey Berg, chairman and chief executive officer of International Creative Management, Inc. (ICM); Frank Biondi, former chief executive officer of Universal Studios and Viacom, Inc.; Donald M. Kendall, co-founder of PepsiCo, Inc.; Jacques Nasser, former president and chief executive officer of Ford Motor Co.; and Ken Ziffren, a founding partner of Ziffren, Brittenham, Branca, Fischer, Gilbert-Lurie & Stiffelman LLP.
"We are delighted that Bruce has joined our Advisory Board. His experience in entertainment and with Omnicom Group, the world's largest owner of advertising agencies and marketing services companies, will help us in forming alliances and synergies between BuyTV and America's most admired brands," said Blum.
"Direct response media is changing the way consumers make purchase decisions an