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Russ Brandon was born on 1967 in East Syracuse, New York, United States, is an American sports executive. Discover Russ Brandon's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is He in this year and how He spends money? Also learn how He earned most of networth at the age of 56 years old?
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Russ Brandon Height, Weight & Measurements
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His wife is Amy Brandon
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Russ Brandon Net Worth
His net worth has been growing significantly in 2022-2023. So, how much is Russ Brandon worth at the age of 56 years old? Russ Brandon’s income source is mostly from being a successful . He is from United States. We have estimated
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Timeline
Brandon announced his resignation from Pegula Sports and Entertainment on May 1, 2018. In a statement to the press, Brandon stated that the departure had been planned since he had reached 20 years with the Bills franchise in November 2017 and that he fulfilled his duties to the Bills and Sabres for the remainder of the season before tendering his resignation. A report in The Buffalo News claimed that Brandon had been subject to an internal investigation regarding inappropriate relationships with female employees; neither the Bills nor Brandon mentioned such in their statements. Pegula's wife Kim, already active in the Bills' operations as a part owner, took over Brandon's positions.
Shortly after Terrence Pegula purchased the Bills, Brandon was also assigned the role of president of the Buffalo Sabres of the National Hockey League following the dismissal of previous president Ted Black on July 27, 2015. With his assumption of the Sabres role, Brandon also became president of the Rochester Americans of the American Hockey League. The change also changed Brandon's title with the Bills to that of "managing partner," but despite the title change, Brandon did not receive a partnership stake in the franchise (unlike predecessor Larry Quinn, who owned a share of the Sabres during his time of managing partner).
Six days after the Marlins won the World Series, Brandon joined the Buffalo Bills of the National Football League on November 1, 1997. Brandon was first named to a high-level executive position within the franchise in 2006, being named director of non-football operations alongside general manager Marv Levy. Brandon, although his title did not change, assumed Levy's responsibilities as de facto general manager after Levy retired. Brandon was promoted to CEO upon the hiring of Buddy Nix as the Bills' general manager. Among other things, he is credited with expanding the Buffalo Bills fan base throughout the Western New York-Southern Ontario region, and was instrumental in the deal for the Bills to play two games per season (one preseason, one regular season) in Toronto, Canada, which many football fans have regarded as a sacrifice of home-field advantage in favor of revenue. An influential NFL executive, Brandon also serves on several league business and marketing committees. As CEO, Brandon increased his influence on the team and handled most of its day-to-day operations while owner Ralph Wilson's health began to decline. This culminated in Wilson officially naming Brandon as president on January 1, 2013, giving Brandon full control over the franchise. Known as the architect of the Buffalo Bills 17 year playoff drought. Brandon is the third person to serve as president of the Bills, after Wilson and Tom Donahoe. Since Wilson's retirement, Brandon had served as the team's representative in owners' meetings in lieu of Wilson, a position he continued even as his widow inherited the trust that held ownership of the team.
Brandon, a 1989 alumnus of Saint John Fisher College, began his career with the Rochester Red Wings in 1990, rising to co-general manager at the organization by the time he left in 1993. After a brief stint with a New York Yankees division called Sports Advertising Network, he eventually joined the front office of the Florida Marlins and was there as part of the 1997 World Series championship team.
Russ Brandon (born 1967) is an American sports executive, best known for his 21-year tenure in the front office of the Buffalo Bills of the National Football League.