Howard Bragman

Founder, Fifteen Minutes

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Founder of the venerable Bragman Nyman Cafarelli public relations firm (1989) who went on to found the aptly titled PR firm, Fifteen Minutes, in 2005

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Before NFL prospect Michael Sam came out as gay this weekend, there was a lot of planning and a lot of meetings about the proper way to do it.

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