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Brandon Vallorani is a visionary leader skilled in marketing, brand-building, and business management. An accomplished executive and entrepreneur, Brandon's background in graphic design, marketing, and management have resulted in continually increasing success for himself and many others. Author of The Wolves and the Mandolin (2017), Let’s Go Brandon (2022), and co-author of Would Jesus Vote for Trump? (2019) and The 1896 Prophecies (2023), Vallorani is the founder of a number of brands and businesses which achieved Inc. 5000 rankings 6 times. Vallorani resides in Metro-Atlanta and West Palm Beach, where he consults and oversees several Conservative e-commerce operations (PatriotDepot.com, PatriotGear.com, MAGAfun.com), a premium cigar line (ValloraniCigars.com), a coffee brand (PatriotFuel.com), a drive-thru grocery in Dallas, Georgia and a soon-to-open cigar lounge in South Florida. Brandon Vallorani graduated from West Virginia University with a Bachelor’s of Fine Arts in graphic design in 1996. Vallorani's career fully launched in the non-profit sector, where he quickly rose through the ranks to become executive vice president in a few short years, simultaneously earning his Master of Business Administration from Thomas More University.
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