Who is Corp?
Corporate Bro combines comedy, business, and sales all into short-form sketches by ross pomerantz
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Sales Are Dope is a satirical workplace sitcom about a scandal-ridden startup where the sales team will do whatever it takes to hit their quota
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A fast paced sketch format where Ross plays all the department heads of the family business
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Published during the heart of the pandemic, The Unsubscribe Show is a six episode, web series, talk-show that combines tech, sketch comedy, and social commentary, all hosted by Corporate Bro.
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ROSS POMERANTZ
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Ross Pomerantz, better known as ‘Corp,’ is a dynamic, creative, corporate speaker, and enterprise sales veteran. With his satirical portrayals of life as a Silicon Valley software salesperson, “Pomerantz’s ability to tap into relatable office-place comedy as Corporate Bro, has catapulted him into global recognition” (New York Weekly).
After graduating Occidental College, Pomerantz spent two seasons playing independent minor-league baseball as a left-handed pitcher. Because his fastball topped out at 89 miles per hour (and he was only 5 '11), he pivoted into Sales. He began Corporate Bro in 2013, making six-second videos on Vine, and has been making content and growing the brand ever since.
In 2018, he was accepted into both Second City’s Harold Ramis film school and Stanford’s Graduate School of Business. He decided to attend Stanford while continuing to produce content including an exceptionally mediocre television pilot.
After graduating Occidental College, Pomerantz spent two seasons playing independent minor-league baseball as a left-handed pitcher. Because his fastball topped out at 89 miles per hour (and he was only 5 '11), he pivoted into Sales. He began Corporate Bro in 2013, making six-second videos on Vine, and has been making content and growing the brand ever since.
In 2018, he was accepted into both Second City’s Harold Ramis film school and Stanford’s Graduate School of Business. He decided to attend Stanford while continuing to produce content including an exceptionally mediocre television pilot.
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