Branden Bodendorfer, Entrepreneur and Visionary, has deep
roots in Central Wisconsin and a wide reach around the
globe. Finding a passion for helping people market their business
and communicate their life moments, he co-founded a print
shop, Premier Printing in 2004. In 2010, Branden invested interest into discovering digital
media. Through this interest he founded Tri-Media, a
marketing, communications and advertising company. Over
the last decade, Branden has worked to innovate rural
marketing through developing digital space in which local
businesses can thrive. Through those developments, he has founded two
additional media sites where his team communicates stories
about people, tech, businesses and organizations making a
di erence in Wisconsin. Explore and OnFocus have become
the leaders in the area in news, sports and lifestyle coverage
in Central Wisconsin.
“As an entrepreneur and visionary, it is challenging at times
to see your focus and know all the lines and dots you need
to connect to reach your goals,” he said. “It’s challenging
when, as individuals, we get pulled in several directions in a
day.”
Through these challenges, Branden has developed his own
planning system, The Key2Success Planner, which is
available for purchase worldwide. In addition to being an entrepreneur, Branden Bodendorfer
has a strong passion for photography and videography. In
2017, Branden took interest in drones and aerial photography. He has published videos and photography that have been
seen across the globe. Recently, his work was featured on ABC
World News, ESPN Monday Night Football, CNN, as well as
many a liated networks. Since starting his interest in drones, Branden has invested
countless hours educating people on the bene ts these
machines have, especially in the public safety sector. Through
working with public safety agencies, he has participated in
various missions and exercises, providing aid to missing
persons, Wisconsin Emergency Management, and
local organizations. He has even contributed time searching
for pets and lost farm animals. In such a short time, his work has been used by NOAA and
Research Scientists in Denver. He recorded and mapped the
longest tornado ever to touch down in the state of Wisconsin.
“We put ourselves out there so that we might help discover
something that will positively a ect someone today or
in uence a generation to come,” said Branden when asked
why he volunteers for these risky situations. Throughout the past ten years, Branden has changed much
about how people get their information in Central Wisconsin. He has in uenced businesses and community leaders to think
di erently about their communication model.
