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Messod Bendayan 386-225-6870 (mobile) [email protected] www.MessodBendayan.com ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Recent Experience History News Director Southern Stone Communications Southern Stone (WNDB) Oversees news coverage for all Daytona Beach stations Daytona Beach, FL Morning show news anchor for all Daytona Beach stations 2012 – 2016; 2018 Maintain NewsDaytonaBeach.com & WNDB News social media/app Stetson University (Athletics) Play-By-Play/Public Address Announcer Stetson University DeLand, FL 2014 – 2015; 2018 – Pres. Fill-in game broadcaster for Hatters home games (HatterVision/ESPN) Fill-in Public Address announcer for Hatters home games Hometown News Other duties as assigned Daytona Beach, FL 2018 Additional Experience Cox Media Group (WOKV) • Newspaper Reporter Hometown News Jacksonville, FL • News Host/Reporter/Anchor/Producer WOKV, WSJS, Metro, WFTL 2016 – 2017 • Sports Host/Reporter/Anchor/Producer SXM, IMG, CP, Metro, WFLL • Traffic Reporter/Anchor/Producer WNDB, WQAM, Metro SiriusXM • Gameday/Show Producer & Board Op IMG, CP, WSJS, WQAM Washington, DC • Public Address/Stadium Announcer FIU Athletics 2012 • Play-By-Play (FB, BKB, BSB, Soccer) WRGP (FIU Student Radio) Carolina Panthers Skills Charlotte, NC 2010 – 2012 • Bi-lingual (English, Spanish) • Website management (Medley, WordPress, Joomla, Zeeblio, Trellix) IMG College • Social media management (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram) Winston-Salem, NC • Audio editing software (NewsBoss, Scott Studios, Adobe Audition 2009 – 2012 Sound Forge, Audacity, ACID/Vegas, Audio Vault) • News wire software (NewsBoss, RCS, MetroSource, Associated Press) Curtis Media (WSJS) • Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, Paint, Access) Winston-Salem, NC 2007 – 2009 Education FIU (Athletics) Miami, FL B.S. Communications (Business Minor) 2006 – 2007 Florida International University Miami, FL Metro Networks References Miami, FL 2006 – 2007 • Ricky Hazel Associate Director of Athletics, Stetson University 386-822-8130; [email protected] Beasley Broadcast (WQAM) Miami, FL • Rich Jones News Director/Show Host, CMG Jacksonville 2006 – 2007 904-718-7503; [email protected] James Crystal (WFTL/WFLL) • TJ Cutini Former Director, SiriusXM College Sports Nation Ft. Lauderdale, FL 336-970-3805; [email protected] 2005 – 2006 .

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