Brian Mandelbaum

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Brian Mandelbaum, (born October 31, 1980) best known as Brian or Rubble man was a contestant on the NBC TV Show The Apprentice, in the fourth season. He was fired by Donald Trump in the 8th week of the show along with his teammate Marshawn Evans.

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Originally from Old Bethpage, New York[1] Brian Mandelbaum joined on as the Director of Business Development for The True Type Printing Company, bringing a fresh face to the printing industry. During his tenure Brian,effectively launched new initiatives within the print and graphic arts vertical market despite slow trends in the industry. Brian helped orchestrate a massive overhaul of this 70 year old company into a 30,000 square foot modern state-of-the-art commercial printing facility; increasing its overall capability and more importantly profitability.

Prior to True Type, Brian has worked with many of the industry leaders in technology including; America Online, Inc. and Razorfish, Inc. developing successful software applications systems for their clients. From 1997-1999, Brian also helped cultivate an Internet startup company on Long Island called The Fountainhead Management, which was sold to the publicly traded e-commerce company, Intershop Communications in March of 1999. Additionally Brian has been featured at the age of 18 as the youngest citizen panelist on the ABC hit talk show Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher[2].

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  1. ^ Nash, Denise. "Former Old Bethpage Resident Interviews for Dream Job." Plainview Old Bethpage Herald "September 9, 2005.
  2. ^ NBC Profile. "Brian Mandelbaum profile on NBC." NBC The Apprentice Season 4 Candidates - Brian.

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