Junior Bridgeman is a $600 million net-worth American retired professional basketball player and immensely successful fast-food entrepreneur. Junior Bridgeman had a relatively successful 12-year NBA career with the Milwaukee Bucks and Los Angeles Clippers.
Who is Samuel Bridgeman?
Samuel Bridgeman graduated fifth in his class from East Chicago Washington High School, where he was both the junior and senior class president, captain of the cross-country, basketball, and track teams, National Honour Society, and band president.
Sam is honored to be a member of a sports family. Junior Bridgeman, his younger brother, played in the NBA for 12 years, with the Milwaukee Bucks and the Los Angeles Clippers. Glenn Robinson, Jr., one of his relatives, played professionally. Sam was the first in his family to receive a basketball scholarship to the University of Denver.
Sam produced a campus public affairs radio program, “Black Focus,” inspired by John Rice, Dean of African American Studies and father of Condoleezza Rice, with three programs aired nationally on NPR and over two dozen on the local R&B station, earning him the University’s Community Service Award and Student-Athlete Award.
Sam holds a BA in Communications from the University of Denver, an MS in Financial Services from the American College, and the professional designations of Chartered Life Underwriter (CLU), Chartered Financial Consultant (ChFC), and Life Underwriter Training Council Fellow (LUTCF).
What is Samuel Bridgeman’s age, height and weight
His age, height, and weight are not available as of now.
What is Samuel Bridgeman’s Nationality and Ethnicity?
The celebrity brother holds American nationality and belongs to the African-American ethnicity.
What is Samuel Bridgeman’s profession?
In 1985, Sam began his career as an agent for New York Life Insurance Company in Colorado. In his first two years as an agent, he earned the Council level three times.
Sam moved to Houston in 1998, where he was in charge of the training and development of nearly 200 employees in the Houston area. He has created various initiatives that have had an impact on the entire firm of New York Life Insurance.
In March 2009, he joined New York Life as an associate vice president for field training and development, where he worked with African-American agents around the country. Sam was elevated to Corporate Vice President, Zone Training Officer in April 2011, and was responsible for the training and development of trainers for 30 New York Life locations throughout 15 states.
Sam retired after 33 years of service in 2017. He presently coaches a group of New York Life trainers.
Who is Samuel Bridgeman married to?
He is married to Yvonne. The couple has four children, 10 grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren.
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