Brandon was born in Little Rock, Arkansas and lived in Greenbrier until he was 12 years old.  It was then moved to Southern Utah to take care of his ailing grandfather, a WWII veteran. Having proudly grown up in a military family, Brandon's passion for politics began at an early age.  He ran for Student Council and served as Student Body President of his High School.  Brandon went on to attend Southern Utah University where he participated in the Presidential Ambassadors scholarship program.

Brandon went into the the entertainment business which provided him the opportunity to travel the world. He lived in Osaka, Japan for 4 years, traveled all over South East Asia and South America.

In addition to the entertainment industry, Brandon Fureigh worked as a Training Coordinator for the United States Marine Corps’ Mojave Viper training at Twentynine Palms Marine Air Ground Task Force Training Command in Southern California.  There he led the trainings tactical exercises for Marine Battalions heading to both Iraq and Afghanistan.

 

Brandon began his career in political advocacy as a Community Organizer for Organizing for America-California where he managed and organized 3 Congressional Districts in the Los Angeles area.  He has since worked for several local and congressional campaigns including the Tommy Sowers campaign in Southeast Missouri. For the last 8 months he served as the State Campaigns Manager for the Truman Project and Operation Free.


Brandon is proud to be serving as the Truman Project’s Advocacy Director.  Brandon can be reached at bfureigh@trumanproject.org.