Brandon Fish

Manager, Outside Sales, Sports Marketing, Business Development Manager, Pharmaceutical Sales

I have many years of sales experience in various industries. My success has been a result of my hard work, dedication, and business ethic.
Brandon Fish Manager, Outside Sales, Sports Marketing, Business Development Manager, Pharmaceutical Sales

Contact Information

Email:
bfish@byu.net

Special Skills

Objective

12 years of Sales, Marketing, and Management experience.  I have always been described by my peers as a relationship guru, outgoing and fun-loving to everyone.  I take pride in the relationships I have developed and value the opportunity of continually meeting new people wherever I go.  I enjoy humor, competition, hard work, playing hard in and outside of work, and most importantly I love my family and the time I get to spend with them.

I was born in Miami, Florida and have lived in Florida, Puerto Rico, Arizona, Utah, and Central America (Honduras & Guatemala).  I speak fluent Spanish because of my time living abroad.  I grew up in Arizona and claim to be a native of Arizona although I have been a resident of Utah since 1995.  I have been married to a wonderful woman (Kristin) since 1996 and have three beautiful children Devin, Brynlee, and Trevor.  When I am not working you can find me volunteering with the Boy Scouts of America, playing with my kids, hiking or camping in the mountains, flying down singletrack on my mountain bike, competing in triathlons or just lounging with my family.  My one claim to fame is that I was selected to appear in the movie Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure back in the 1980's with Keanu Reeves.  It was a blast to miss school, get paid, ride waterslides all day long and eat pizza.

I enjoy life to the fullest and most recently I am training for what is said to be the most difficult single day mountain bike race in the world, the Leadville 100 in Colorado.  It is truly the "Race Accross the Sky" at an elevation between 9,200 - 12,600 feet. 

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