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| He fought in the Gulf War. He captained a fishing vessel in a hurricane. He flew an American bomber to Moscow. He robbed casinos and banks. He did time in a maximum security prison. He broke out of prison. He kissed Elle MacPherson. He kicked Arnold Schwarzenegger. He spent a day in a car trunk with Jennifer Lopez. He broke Monica Geller’s heart on “Friends.” He wore Bruce Wayne’s batsuit. He sped off to fight crime in the Batmobile. He saved lives in a busy, urban ER. For the past ten years, Joe Coyle has been hitting his mark in Hollywood as an actor, writer, director, and producer. Joe has worked on motion pictures such as “Ocean’s Eleven,” “The Perfect Storm,” “Paycheck,” “Out of Sight,” and “Fail Safe” and television shows including “Friends” and “ER.” Most recently, he has served as the cinematic stand-in for George Clooney and Ben Affleck. Those are some pretty nice shoes to fill. And now he joins an ensemble cast and tackles the role of a lifetime: Director of Business Development for Bradley Brown Design Group. In his new position, Joe will be responsible for new business development, strategic planning and account service. But Joe isn’t just another Hollywood insider. He’s made a career out of pitching good ideas and brings nearly 25 years of business development, strategic planning, marketing, and management experience to Bradley Brown. Before moving to Los Angeles to pursue his career in the film and television industry, he sold high-end printing services in Philadelphia, Washington, DC and New York City where he created and managed strategic partnerships with clients such as Neiman Marcus, Strawbridge & Clothier, the Smithsonian Institution and Texas Monthly. Born and raised in Philadelphia, Joe will be cheering for the Eagles this Sunday with his wife and their infant daughter. Go Steelers! Joe’s ready for his close-up. So if you need some help with your own marketing communications drama, or you just want to know how many cigarettes Uma Thurman smokes in an hour, give Joe a call or drop him an e-mail at joe@bradleybrowndesign.com. As Sally Fields would say: You’ll like him. You’ll really, really like him! |
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