So who is Benjamin Bradley?
I am many things to many people. I am a husband, uncle, son, brother, grandson, friend, musician, writer, developer, and an all-around fun guy.
Once upon a time…
I’ve done many things in my life, and here’s a few highlights that people have asked about:
- Won the 1999 AFA National Collegiate Championship Title (Competitive Speaking)
- I met my wife, Cara, while attending Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary working on my Masters Degree.
- I was a paperboy for the Washington Post. (This caused some commotion because of my name Benjamin Bradley… ie former editor of the Washington Post)
- I’ve been developing websites since 1997.
- Graduated from George Mason University with a degree in Public Relations. (Actually, I had already graduated and finished all my classes when the dean called me into the office and said I had to have a focus with my Communications degree. I previously had been informed that I would be grandfathered in with out a need for a specific focus. But, as with all my life, its never that easy. So I had to sit down and go through every single one of GMU’s Communication tracks till I finally found one where I had taken enough credits. So, I left GMU as a Public Relations Major.)
- I worked as the Associate Pastor and Youth Pastor of a church in Homestead, Florida (south of Miami).
- I was the International Business Development Director for GarageGames.com & and previously their Public Relations Director (My exciting gaming career, more about this to come).
- I’m currently the Vice President for Communication and Development for Oakseed Ministries International.
Little Known Facts about Me…
- I was born in Karachi, Pakistan. This has caused many issues to pop up during my life. For example: My wife trying to explain to her family that she was dating a Pakistani, or getting drafted into the Pakistani military, refusing to show up, and being black listed from the country.
- I was struck by lightning when I was in high school while staying in a cabin on the top of a mountain in upstate New York.
- I’ve recorded a few musical albums with several groups and I continue to write music even today.
