Saying "Not Goodbye" to Brian
After 20 remarkable years, we are saying "Not Goodbye" to our Creative Director, Brian Hansen.
It's a bittersweet moment for us to see Brian off into his next chapter, but as we look back on the last 20 years, we're grateful for the dedication and inspiration he's provided to our team, partners, talent, and clients.
Thank you, Brian, for all of the hand-waving stories, unfathomable ideas, and the brilliance you continually brought to life.
As Brian heads into retirement and continues to chase dreams that fuel his creativity, we are sharing a letter he's written.
A letter from Brian,
After 20 years of building fuze Entertainment, the end of August marks the beginning of a new chapter for me.
What started as an idea in 2006 grew into a company and creative community that has taken me places I never could have anticipated. I have been blessed to have my work reach audiences around the globe, and over the past 20 years, fuze became the place where we built, created and took risks together. We’ve worked alongside extraordinary artists, producers, partners and clients, and hopefully created some moments people still remember.
I'm incredibly proud of what fuze has become and grateful to everyone who has been part of its story.
With my transition following the sale of the business now complete, I'll be stepping away from my day-to-day role and into my next chapter as a full-time independent Creative Director, collaborator and consultant.
I'm intentionally keeping that next chapter broad. My career has crossed entertainment, live events, theatre, experiential and creative production, but what has always interested me most is the idea, shaping it, bringing the right people together and turning something ambitious into something real.
I'll continue to support fuze as a consultant, mentor and creative collaborator, while also taking on new independent projects and partnerships.
Most of you know how to find me. My cell isn't changing, neither is my personal email, and if there's an opportunity where you think I could be useful, feel free to reach out.
Twenty years has been quite a ride.
I'm proud of what we built — and excited for what's next.
Brian







