Bradley Walker

Bradley Walker has a wealth of experience in the arts and entertainment industry. Bradley is currently serving as the Client Services Account Director at AKA NYC, where they are responsible for leading the strategy and development of high-value marketing campaigns for various Broadway shows. This includes notable productions such as "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" and "Back to the Future The Musical." Prior to this role, Bradley worked as the Associate Director of Partnerships for North America at TodayTix Group (TTG), where they managed a partnership team and collaborated with theatres and cultural institutions to create impactful sales campaigns. Before joining TTG, Bradley worked at Dewynters, Europe's leading advertising agency for the arts and live entertainment. As a Strategic Account Manager, they developed marketing campaigns for clients such as Disney Theatrical Group and Royal Shakespeare Company. Bradley also has experience at Joe Public Marketing, where they served as the Associate Director of Campaigns and Marketing. Here, they led international strategies for marketing and brand management for the Asia-Pacific tour of the musical "Wicked." Additionally, Bradley founded and managed Strike Communications, a marketing firm specializing in theater and arts promotions, and worked as the VP of Marketing at Bottom Line Productions, where they contributed to ten years of consecutive growth for the firm. Earlier in their career, Bradley held roles at Alberta Ballet Canada and Bottom Line Productions, where they gained experience in marketing and resource development and worked with renowned brands and productions such as Wicked, The Lion King, and Cirque du Soleil. Overall, Bradley's extensive work history highlights their expertise in marketing and advertising within the arts and entertainment industry.

Bradley Walker completed their education at MacEwan University, where they obtained a degree in Arts & Cultural Management with a focus on Marketing. Bradley concluded their studies in 1998.