Krantz Media Group To Represent Valoriant Safety Security For Sales In Entertainment Sector

Krantz Media Group

KRANTZ MEDIA GROUP has been selected by security firm VALORIANT SAFETY to represent the company within the media, live performance, concert venue and  entertainment-based sectors in the U.S. and CANADA.

VALORIANT SAFETY OM TOM HUGHES is a globally recognized and decorated security expert, with almost 20 years in the Presidential Protective, Counter Terrorism and Training Divisions of the U.S. SECRET SERVICE, guarding Presidents REAGAN, BUSH SR., CLINTON and BUSH JR.,their Vice Presidents and their families, Popes and other high-profile dignitaries.

His partner, CEO BILL PASHA, spent almost four decades in local and corporate programming & research for giants like CBS, ENTERCOM, WESTINGHOUSE, AMERICAN RADIO and INFINITY, and later as an international media consultant to CNBC-E, NTV/MSNBC, VIRGIN RADIO ISTANBUL and others, producing programming content, successful events, and building relationships with entertainers, management companies, promoters and venues. 

“Together, TOM and BILL offer unparalleled expertise and KMG is proud to be VALORIANT SAFETY’s sales representative,” said KMG Pres. GARY KRANTZ. “In today’s violent world, VALORIANT’s services are not a luxury. They’re a necessity for every concert, station event, film location or remote crew.”

Added VALORIAN SAFETY's PASHA: “We are excited to engage GARY KRANTZ and his team to represent our company. His vast depth of contact within our target clients is legendary. We look forward to a relationship that prevents future human tragedies, loss of property and costly lawsuits.”

VALORIANT SAFETY is a wholly owned subsidiary of THE MBMI COMPANIES, DALLAS, TEXAS & Worldwide. The MBMI COMPANIES also owns and operates MULTIBRAND MEDIA INTERNATIONAL, a worldwide provider of broadcast and digital content and consulting services to the broadcast and digital industries, and MAXIMIZED BRAND MARKETING, a concept-to-consumer branding, creative and advertising agency.

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