News

THE BRANDON AGENCY WELCOMES NEW PUBLIC RELATIONS ASSOCIATE JOHN BRASIER

Date
29 Jul 2013
Author
Brandon

Representatives of The Brandon Agency are pleased to announce the addition of John Brasier as a public relations associate in its Myrtle Beach office.

In his new position, Brasier will be responsible for planning, and executing public relations activities and campaigns for clients, including launches, promotions, media events and grassroots efforts.

Clients that Brasier will service include the Golf Academy of America, Caledonia Golf and Fish Club and True Blue Golf Club, The Dunes Golf and Beach Club, National Golf Management and Waccamaw Golf Trail.

Previously, Brasier worked in both public relations and journalism, bringing to The Brandon Agency 25 years of experience, as well as several awards in journalism and communications.

Brasier’s journalism experience includes serving as either an editor or staff writer for the following newspapers: The State, Knoxville News-Sentinel, Myrtle Beach Sun News, Anderson Independent-Mail and The Hartwell Sun. He has also bylined stories for Golfweek, GolfWorld and AAA Magazine.

“Through John’s extensive journalism and PR background, he knows what journalists are looking for and how best to pitch our clients,” said Scott Brandon, CEO and president of The Brandon Agency. “This background makes him a great addition to the Brandon team.”

For more information about The Brandon Agency, call (843) 916-2000 or visit www.facebook.com/BrandonAgency.

About The Brandon Agency

Founded in 1959, The Brandon Agency is a full service marketing firm operating on the leading edge of change in the advertising industry. Offering an integrated approach to marketing, advertising, public relations, interactive and social media, the agency administers the “Why We Buy” Consumer Research Panel, an ongoing, in-depth consumer study that predicts how buyers interact with communications to the buying cycle.

The Agency’s client list includes Beaufort Memorial Hospital, Columbus Regional Healthcare System, Caledonia Golf and Fish Club, CBL and Associates, CresCom Bank, Farmers Telephone Cooperative, Glory Foods, Inc., Golf Academy of America, HTC, Litchfield Beach & Golf Resort, McCall Farms, Myrtle Beach Campground Association, Myrtle Beach Golf Holiday, National Golf Management, Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust (PREIT Malls), Provost Academy Colorado/EdisonLearning, Provost Academy Georgia and Provost Academy South Carolina, Santee Cooper, Southern Tide, Springs Creative Products Group, LLC, and True Blue Golf Plantation.

The Brandon Agency is headquartered in Myrtle Beach, S.C. with satellite offices in Charleston, S.C. and Charlotte, N.C. For more information about the agency, call (843) 916-2000 or visit www.facebook.com/BrandonAgency.

Subscribe to our Newsletter
Don't miss out on our latest news and commentary and white papers, subscribe to our newsletter now!
You may also like
Scott Brandon Fast Company
News

Scott Brandon Explores the Future of Responsible Advertising

What does responsible advertising look like in a world where consumers are flooded with content every day? According to our CEO, Scott Brandon, it starts with earning trust instead of chasing attention.
Wicked Weed Brewing
News

Brandon Named Creative Partner for Wicked Weed Brewing

Brandon has been named creative partner for Wicked Weed Brewing following a competitive review.
Avelo Airlines
News

Avelo Airlines Selects Brandon for Creative and Media Assignment

Avelo Airlines has appointed Brandon as its creative and media partner following a competitive agency review. This partnership began in May 2026 and will see Brandon lead development of Avelo's Summer 2026 campaign, including creative strategy, campaign development, producti...
King’s North
King's North
A flexible identity system capable of supporting King's North as it continues its evolution into one of the Southeast's premier public golf destinations.
HTC
man sitting on tin foil couch
Momentum built fast. The message connected, engagement climbed, and more consumers started rethinking their choice.