A talented and visionary with a proven track record of success in building brands, creating value, and successfully launching start-up enterprise. A specialist in building trademark and brand equity, consumer brand recognition, licensing, strategic planning, advertising, and marketing focus and analysis for his client’s. Offered successful trademark and brand building strategies to assist in the development of a focused cohesive management effort in building strong brands. Further worked with senior executives aligning business and internet strategies to assure maximum marketing benefit from the dollars invested. 1999 to present – guest lecturer at the UCLA School of Business, Branding and Corporate Brand Strategies. Participated frequently as a guest lecturer on a variety of topics including: Brand Development Strategies, Branding for the 21st Century, Brand Management and Controls, Branding as a Corporate Security Strategy, e-Branding, Strategic Planning in the information age, and more.

1995 to present – Principal, The Page Group, providing expertise in brand development, marketing, strategic planning, and implementation for firms such as Indian Motorcycle Company, American Honda Motorcycles, Caterpillar International, Alta Vista Search and Shopping, Big Word.com, Style Systems.com, The Coca-Cola Company, Sierra Financial Advisors/Sierra Homes/Sierra Ventures LLC, Levi Strauss & Co, Excelsior Henderson Motorcycles, Rainforest Café’s, Walt Disney companies, Guess Int’l. and others.

2000 to present – Principal, Richmond-Page, providing exciting marketing, event planning and implementation across the motorcycle industry. Lending vision to the development of marketing strategies for Native American causes and programs. Primary focus has been in support of Indian Motorcycle, Native American Chamber of Commerce, Office of Hawaiian Affairs, various tribal governments and casino’s, etc.

1990-1995 - PRESIDENT AND COO, Majority Shareholder, Co-Founder---Coca-Cola brand licensed products / Coca Cola Brand Clothes, BERLECA USA, L.P., (vol. over $10 mil. annually) Brought new licensed products (apparel and related accessories) company to market with sales of $5+ million within 24 months, and achieved budgeted sales plans in excess of $10 million annually in 4 years.

1973 to 1990 – Management in sales and marketing with various apparel, sporting goods, licensing companies including: Nat’l Sales Manager Union Bay Sportswear, VP Sales and Marketing BUM Equipment, Dir of Operations and US Sales for Triangle Apparel, and Regional Manager Levi Strauss and Co..

Bob has a keen understanding of consumer and brand relationship marketing and an even stronger focus on developing winning strategies between licensing partners. Years of experience in bringing new products to market has developed a keen sense or understanding for both the consumer, retail channel, and supply channel needs in developing successful strategies.

Bob rides an Indian Chief, Indian Chief Trike, Honda ACE, Honda Magna, and an American Motorcycle Custom.

He is a motorcycle enthusiast, visionary, strategist and sound decision maker with a proven track record of success at building businesses, corporate turnarounds and start-ups. He has 25 years of experience in both the private and public business sectors serving as an officer and director for more than 20 companies.

2000 to present, CEO, OneCoach Inc., An international business consulting firm providing growth strategies and skills training to hundreds of companies including; American Motorcycle, Dave & Buster’s (Canada), & American Brands to name just a few.

2000 to present, CEO/Founder, American Motorcycle Company, one of the oldest vintage motorcycle brands in the USA. It was first established in 1902—one year after Indian and one year before Harley-Davidson. The original American Motor Cycle Co. ceased production of its motorcycles in 1922. The vision for the new American Motorcycle brand is to re-introduce a line of custom v-twin heavyweight motorcycles and aftermarket parts and to develop a diversified lifestyle brand that appeals to motorcycle enthusiasts and mainstream consumers alike similar to Harley-Davidson.

1997 to 2000, CEO, Indian Motorcycle Company, management raised $75M; purchased the Indian Motorcycle name from bankruptcy; consolidated the trademarks in 40 countries; completed six key acquisitions creating the 2nd largest US motorcycle company in the world; developed an international network of 230 retail dealers, 500 retail stores, 380 products, a world famous Café and; created a global diversified brand & licensing plan. Within one year Indian’s value reached $300 million with sales of $75 million. The Indian Motorcycle success story was one of the most published in recent history.

Prior to 1997 Murray owned several businesses in the technology, media, consumer products, training, energy management, e-commerce, software, and entertainment industries.

Murray rides an American Motorcycle Custom.

Actor, director, entertainer, has logged over 300 hours of television and 100 motion pictures including Scorpian King, Batman Returns, Hard to Kill, Commando, License to Kill and Star Trek III to name a few. He is best known as “Bobby Sixkiller”, star of the motorcycle theme television series, “Renegade” the most watched syndicated TV show globally from 1992 to 1997. In the early 1990’s he was employed by Harley-Davidson to establish their presence at motorcycle events across the country. Since 1998 he has been Vice President of Indian Motorcycle responsible for Public/Dealer/Rider Relations, Product Placement, Indian Affairs, Event Marketing and was a founder of Indian’s official riders association of 12,000 Indian Motorcycle owners. Branscombe was the Native American Entertainer of The Year, Mr. Showmanship of Las Vegas, The National Coalition of Motorcyclists Silver Spoke Recipient and Inducted into the Motorcycle Hall of Fame Sturgis South Dakota & National Motorcycle Hall of Fame Iowa. He is the most recognized motorcycle celebrity internationally.

Branscombe rides the CMC “Six Killer” hardtail, numerous Indian Chief motorcycles, Indian Chief Trike, and an American Motorcycle Custom.