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Pat Pattison Pat Pattison Ph: (626) 429-3296 - [email protected] www.patpattison.net Executive Profile TV host, MMJ, on-air expert, spokesperson, career and transition coaching. Creative sales & marketing. Skill Highlights ● On-Air Journalist ● News promotion ● TV host-spokesperson ● Author ● TV & studio relationships ● TV & Film Actor Professional Experience Host-Executive Producer-“Best of California Award” “Best of Los Angeles Award” OTT Digital streaming KBAK Bakersfield-(Summer ’20) Dec 2018-Present Segments highlighting the best of the state and the city of Los Angeles Food, business, history, people, Hollywood history TV Host-Executive Producer April 2013 to June 2018 “Remade in California”-Los Angeles, CA –Spectrum California Channel Co-production of Spectrum Cable and TV Guestpert Producing and hosting show highlighting business and careers in California, CNBC “Make Me A Millionaire Inventor”- Expert Judge Host “Next Steps with Pat Pattison” – “Midday Baltimore” WMAR TV (ABC) Baltimore, MD Syndicated news segments 2017-2018 Segments focused on senior lifestyle Science, health, expert interview Contributor: “PBS Next Avenue” Senior lifestyle stories Career re-invention CNBC-“Make Me A Millionaire Inventor” Expert Disney merchandise “Good Morning San Diego”-KUSI, San Diego Holiday gift expert multiple years Founding Partner December 2001 to Present Incentive Plus Network/WorldLink Media – Los Angeles, CA Dec 2001-Present ● News promotion clients: ● Nexstar Television-news promotion KASW-KSN-KARD-KARK-KODE-WSAV-WCIA-WTVO-WDVM ● Morgan Murphy Media-KAPP-KVEW-WKBT, News, Press & Gazette-KECY-KESQ-KMIZ ● Sinclair Broadcasting-WSTR President November 1988 to December 2001 PromoToys, Inc./Applause Toys – Burbank, CA ● Ran multi-million dollar promotion and merchandising agency, overseeing all facets of the business including: Creative, G & A, Licensing and Strategic Alliances ● Created original Jack in the Box and Disneyland antenna ball programs,17 million units sold Walt Disney Co. July 1986 to November 1988 Disneyland-Creative Services, Anaheim Ca ● Supervised creative services and art department for marketing, promotion and merchandising of Disneyland attractions, events, and marketing and tie-in promotions Walt Disney Domestic /Buena Vista Television December 1984 to July 1986 Vice President-Creative Services ● Headed up dept. that functioned as an in-house advertising agency, producing TV, Radio, ● Created marketing and launch campaigns for "Wonderful World of Disney", "Live with Regis and Kathy Lee”, "Siskel & Ebert and the Movies", "DuckTales" and other Disney shows ● Created campaigns for off-net and major movie packages servicing over 200 TV station affiliates and their marketing and sales departments Metromedia Television-Hollywood, CA July 1983-Dec.1984 Vice President –Marketing Oversaw marketing and promotion for Metromedia TV stations and syndicated shows: WNEW-KTTV-KRIV-WXIX-WFLD-KMBC-WCVB-WTTG “The Merv Griffin Show”, “Dynasty”, “Fantasy Island” and many more WCVB (ABC) /BBI Productions-Boston, MA June 1982-July 1983 Vice President-Creative Services “Healthbeat” with Dr. Timothy Johnson of “Good Morning America” “Miller’s Court” America’s first legal show hosted by GMA’s Arthur Miller WTTG-TV-Washington, D.C. Sept. 1980-June 1982 Vice President Creative Services ● Oversaw news promotion and overall promotion of the station in DMA #5 at the time KTTV-TV-Los Angeles, CA April 1978-Sept. 1980 Director of Advertising/Marketing ● Oversaw marketing of news and programs of station in #2 market Education University of Redlands Redlands, CA Film Liberal Arts Adjunct Professor-Golden West College (2007-2011) Huntington Beach, CA Business of Art Awards Advertising Age Magazine-Best Sales Promotion of the Year- Promax-Multiple Gold Awards Hollywood Key Art Awards-Multiple Gold Awards Publications Co-Author: "History of Science Fiction Film Awards" with Dr. Donald Reed “Creative YOU Turn” due out summer 2020 .
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