Dean Gross is President of Bridon Entertainment and a professional in the production and advertising sectors of the entertainment industry. Past road manager for British pop singer Andy Gibb, and Assistant Stage Manager for Rick Springfield, Dean Gross has worked in the production of many live shows and concerts. To name one, Dean Gross was Producer for the “Live from the Roxy” monthly country music concerts. In the arena of live radio, Dean Gross produced the “Live from the Whisky” concerts and “Pepsi’s Hitline USA,” a call-in show that broadcasted weekly and featured some of contemporary music’s best known artists. Throughout his career, Dean Gross has been involved in advertising and securing sponsorship for music and talk shows. For example, Dean Gross was responsible for Breath Assure’s sponsorship of the Ken Hamblin show, a daily, conservative talk show that was broadcast throughout most of the United States. Similarly, Dean Gross was a pivotal figure in the sponsorship and development of “Heart to Heart,” a weekly talk show hosted by popular female singer Naomi Judd. At another point in his career, Dean Gross was solely responsible for managing 10 million dollars of annual ad sales for a syndicated radio show. In his free time, Dean Gross enjoys the Christian literature of Max Lucado, especially his book “Fearless” as well as volunteering his time at the Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA). Dean Gross is a contributor to the Aids Project Los Angeles, an organization offering prevention, support, and other community services to people living with AIDS and the larger community.
