Bryan G. Rudnick leads ASG as its President and CEO. Bryan specializes in strategic planning, political consulting, and communications, with an emphasis on public relations and crisis management. When requested, Bryan manages development initiatives for his clients.

Prior to establishing ASG, Bryan was involved in several businesses including CPM Worldwide, a Florida-based consumer products investment firm with holdings throughout the United States and Israel. Bryan served as Operations Manager and liaison for their Opti-Clip International project. In that capacity, he oversaw marketing and beta-test sites in the United States as well as the Research and Development team in Israel regarding their patented, custom-made clip-on sunglass technology.

Before entering the private sector, Bryan founded and served as Chairman of the Massachusetts Citizens for Marriage, a ballot committee organized to support the passage of the Massachusetts Protection of Marriage Amendment. Under Bryan’s guidance, signatures were collected from 99% of the municipalities throughout the Commonwealth, thereafter receiving certification. This demonstrated citizen support made the controversial initiative the first of its kind to successfully thwart challenges during judicial review. Since then, Bryan continues to consult numerous ballot initiatives throughout the nation.

Furthermore, Bryan consults non-profit organizations and businesses as well as participates in political campaigns at almost all levels of elective office. He continues to lecture around the country and publish articles regarding American politics and related topics. He is a proud graduate of Brandeis University in Waltham, Mass., Valley Forge Military Academy, The National Journalism Center, and has also completed coursework at The George Washington University Graduate School of Political Management in Washington, DC. Bryan maintains active memberships with the Florida Direct Marketing Association, American Association of Political Consultants, American Marketing Association, Public Relations Society of America, Association of Former Intelligence Officers, and the Council for National Policy.