About Us

Brad Corbitt

Consultant

Brad Corbitt is a Consultant at Soukup Strategic Solutions with success leveraging media to build brands and awareness for traditional and digital outlets, and a deep understanding of the art of storytelling. As a passionate producer and creative director, Brad thrives in roles where he can utilize his creativity and expertise in hands-on production and project oversight to bring clarity to the creation processes and deliver stories that engage audiences. 

Living in his hometown of Philadelphia, Brad works with a wide array of local institutions and organizations, each with unique needs, missions, and goals.  Specifically, his work with Kids Smiles, a Philadelphia non-profit organization focused on pediatric dental health, has allowed him to develop specific education-focused content.  Here, he creates online educational tools that provide underserved children essential oral health content utilizing virtual learning. Brad also develops content to assist Kids Smiles in their fundraising efforts, creating videos highlighting their history and the heroic roles of the dental staff treating children in crisis, to support their branded donation programs. 

Previously, as the first creative lead for the production team at US HealthConnect, he was instrumental in transforming their family of medical education channels, such as ReachMD, into award winning media brands. In addition to developing and producing hundreds of hours of Certified Medical Education creative videos and podcasts, Brad produced live event and fundraising content for nonprofits such as the Alzheimer’s Association and the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation, in pursuit of advancing stories and bringing awareness to their respective missions. 

Brad is an avid podcast fan, and blending his passion with his career, created his own podcast.  On “We Weren’t Friends In High School”, Brad reunited with former high school classmates to explore stereotypes and the labels we place on each other as young people, from the “cool kids” to the “band geeks”, probing into the struggles, triumphs, and lessons learned.