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William Todd Mason

CEO at Broadcast Management Group | Revolutionizing Managed Production, Enterprise Production, & Live Production Services

William Todd Mason is a seasoned professional with over 19 years of experience at Broadcast Management Group, a company known for pioneering advancements in live production, new media strategies, and creative direction.

Under his leadership, Broadcast Management Group has propelled the broadcast industry forward by introducing the innovative BMG Cloud Control Center™, which enables the utilization of top-tier global talent and the delivery of cloud/REMI services to clients worldwide.

William Todd Mason has successfully managed global events such as the 10 January 6th Hearings and the NFL's World's Largest Tailgate party, showcasing his capacity to handle high-profile productions with excellence and adaptability.

As the former CEO of Broadcast Management Group, William Todd Mason focused on cultivating a culture of innovation that leverages cutting-edge technology for cost-effective, high-quality productions while expanding the company's environmental consciousness and global footprint in the managed live production field.

Broadcast Management Group, under his leadership, has become a global leader in providing outsourced video production services and staffing to Fortune 100 multinational companies, studios, and broadcast networks. The company operates client-owned production facilities nationwide, including the Schwab Network, an OTT network that has been successfully operated for over seven years, producing nine hours of live content daily.

William Todd Mason's educational background includes studying Business Administration at Virginia Commonwealth University.

His professional experience includes serving as the Chief Executive Officer at Broadcast Management Group, LLC, President and Chief Operating Officer at Atlantic Video, President and Chief Executive Officer at PVS SPEER International, Inc, and Senior Vice President and CFO at Henninger Media Services.

With offices in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Washington DC, and Las Vegas, Broadcast Management Group, under William Todd Mason's leadership, provides support across the country for mobile units, flight packs, and event technology.

Highlights

Jul 10 · linkedin

BMG Makes Broadcasting History: Pioneering the First Ever National Awards Show in a Completely Virtual Environment

In July 2021, Broadcast Management Group, Inc. and the National Television Arts & Sciences joined forces to achieve a historic milestone in broadcasting with the 48th Annual Daytime Emmys.

BMG produced two live Daytime Emmy Award shows, beginning with Children's Programming & Animation, shot on a fully virtual set designed by our BMG Design Team. The second show, Fiction & Lifestyles, was a hybrid production featuring both a traditional hard set and a virtual set.

Using our state-of-the-art Cloud Control Center™ in Las Vegas and multi-camera REMI field packages, BMG managed over 100 remote feeds per show from locations worldwide. We seamlessly integrated audio and video transmissions between the green-screen sets and hard sets in Burbank, CA, and our hub in Las Vegas, NV.

This pioneering effort not only demonstrated our technical prowess but also set a new standard for virtual event production. Dive into more about our services and discover how BMG continues to lead the industry in Emmy event production below.👇 . . . 🔗https://lnkd.in/erVKkGva   #DaytimeEmmys #BroadcastInnovation #LiveEventProduction #REMI

Jun 12 · linkedin

The Importance of Having a Mentor in Business: A Tribute to Randolph Reynolds Sr.

As I reflect on my career, I am reminded of the incredible impact my mentors have had on my professional journey. Recently, I lost one of my most influential mentors, Randolph Reynolds Sr. His passing has given me a moment to pause and appreciate the value of mentorship in business.

Mr. Reynolds was more than just a mentor; he was a beacon of wisdom and leadership. With a remarkable career at Reynolds Metals Company, he started in sales in 1969 and quickly ascended the ranks. By 1981, he was the CEO and continued to serve on the Board of Directors, guiding the company through numerous global ventures. After retiring in 2000, he continued to lead in the business world, notably in the Alumina Company of Guinea and later in the Reynolds Development Company.

He was not just an accomplished businessman, but a generous man who provided invaluable guidance. Despite his hectic schedule, he always made time to share his knowledge, which is a testament to his character and dedication. He taught me critical skills such as negotiation, leadership, and the importance of understanding different cultures. His ability to multitask and compartmentalize responsibilities was something I deeply admired and aspired to emulate.

Having a mentor in business is crucial. Identifying a few individuals you respect and admire to learn from their successes and, more importantly, their failures is extremely beneficial. Mentors can help you avoid pitfalls and provide wisdom that is often hard-earned. Mr. Reynolds traveled extensively, balancing enormous responsibilities, yet he remained approachable and willing to share his experiences. His teachings have left a lasting imprint on my career.

For me, Mr. Reynolds exemplified the role of a mentor. His generosity in sharing his insights and his entrepreneurial spirit were truly inspirational. The lessons I learned from him are ones I still reflect on today, even though my career path diverged into broadcasting. His influence taught me values that I apply in my role every day.

I also want to acknowledge my father, my uncle Harry Kraly Sr., and my cousin Harry Kraly Jr. These individuals, alongside Mr. Reynolds, shaped my career with their guidance and support. Their mentorship has been invaluable, and I am eternally grateful for their contributions to my personal and professional growth.

In memory of Randolph Reynolds Sr., let us honor the mentors in our lives by passing on their wisdom and supporting the next generation of leaders. I also encourage everyone to seek out and learn from people who inspire them. Whether you're just starting or looking to advance your career, having a mentor can make all the difference. Their wisdom and experience can guide you through your journey, helping you navigate the complexities of the business world, and through you their wisdom can live on.

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Washington, District of Columbia, United States