Mark Bragg

Mark Bragg is a partner in one operating company and the owner of another:  one focused on renewable energy production and water remediation; and the other engaged in real estate project development.  Mr. Bragg began his professional career as a news director for CBS in Los Angeles and, subsequently, as Governor Ronald Reagan’s broadcast director.   He went on to become a communications consultant for the Reagan for President campaign in 1980 and formed a partnership with Reagan aide Lyn Nofziger.  Nofziger and Bragg Communications operated through the Reagan Presidency and was dissolved when Nofziger retired in 1989.  Mr. Bragg is founding director of the Association of American Homeowners, a Washington, D.C.-based consumer group, that advocates on behalf of private property rights.  President Ronald Reagan appointed him to the Presidential Commission studying Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs).  He graduated from Culver Military Academy, attended Denison University, and served in the U.S. Air Force.