• Home
  • Advertising
  • Authors
  • Contact
  • Our Sponsors
    • Corporate Business Solutions
    • GPS Consulting
    • SMS-NA
  • Subscriptions
  • Twitter
  • facebook
  • youtube
  • linkedin
American Business Magazine
  • Will Shields
  • John Hickenlooper
  • Domino’s Pizza CEO J. Patrick Doyle
  • Donald Trump
  • Mark Cuban
  • T. Boone Pickens
  • Ben Stein
HomeAuthorsBrandon Blewett

Articles by Brandon Blewett

About Brandon Blewett
Brandon Blewett is Head of Corporate Development at Pave America, where he leads all buy-side and sell-side M&A activity from sourcing and origination through diligence, negotiation, closing, and integration. Since joining the company, he has overseen more than 14 acquisitions across new metropolitan and state markets, helping double Pave America’s size to $1 billion in under two years. His efforts culminated in the company’s sponsor-to-sponsor sale to AEA Investors and British Columbia Investment Management Corporation (BCI) in 2025. Across his career, Brandon has been involved in more than $210 billion in global M&A activity through corporate development and strategic consulting roles. His previous experience includes directing corporate development and strategy for a publicly traded building products company and advising Fortune 500 and private equity-backed clients on growth strategy, integration, and transaction execution. A licensed attorney (inactive) with a JD/MBA, he brings a blend of legal, financial, and operational perspective to every project. As a frequent business traveler who has logged fifteen years’ worth of weekly flights, Brandon has catalogued both his literal and career journeys into his Amazon best-selling book How to Avoid Strangers on Airplanes. The book is a sharp, humorous look at the habits and human behavior that define modern travel. He is also a contributing author to Leadership DNA: Shaping a Thriving Business Culture. Outside the office, Brandon serves on the Business Advisory Board for the University of Mississippi School of Business Administration, mentors students through the Ole Miss MBA program and SMU Athletics’ Life After Ball initiative, and remains actively involved in service within his local church community. He is a member of the George W. Bush Presidential Center and a proud supporter of SMU Athletics as a Mustang Club donor and season ticket holder. A fitness enthusiast and avid skier, Brandon splits his time between work, travel, and finding humor in both. Brandon earned his Bachelor’s degrees from Southern Methodist University, his Juris Doctor from the University of South Carolina Joseph F. Rice School of Law, and his Master of Business Administration from the University of Mississippi.
Careers don’t always follow the flight path we plan — but showing up, staying visible, and learning from the people around us often gets us where we’re meant to be.
More Articles

Why You Still Have to Show Up to Take Off

November 19, 2025 Brandon Blewett Comments Off on Why You Still Have to Show Up to Take Off

  You might expect an author who wrote a book called How to Avoid Strangers on Airplanes to prefer a work environment free from small talk, handshakes, and human contact. But the title is a […]

Interviews

  • Will Shields
  • John Hickenlooper
  • Domino’s Pizza CEO J. Patrick Doyle
  • Donald Trump
  • Mark Cuban
  • T. Boone Pickens
  • Ben Stein

Follow on Facebook

Popular Articles

  • Are You A Target For The IRS?
    June 19, 2013 2
  • Have you been considering purchasing an automated packing system for your business? These are the benefits your company and employees will enjoy.
    Top Benefits of Automated Packaging Systems
    January 10, 2023 Comments Off on Top Benefits of Automated Packaging Systems
  • Commercial Real Estate
    February 4, 2015 Comments Off on Commercial Real Estate
  • Behavior – What’s Holding YOU Back?
    April 7, 2011 Comments Off on Behavior – What’s Holding YOU Back?
  • Who’s Driving Your Bus
    September 12, 2018 Comments Off on Who’s Driving Your Bus
Follow on Facebook
Stay connected
  • Twitter
  • facebook
  • youtube
  • linkedin
Recent Comments
  • Andrew Antoine on AI: Friend or Foe? A Guide to AI and New Tech in the Workplace
  • Avi Deshmukh, MD, MBA, MS on The Hidden Costs of H-1B: Exploitation or Opportunity?
  • Gustavo Livrare on Incidents Will Happen – Prepare Your Technology Team to Address Them
  • Herco on Op-Ed: How Web3 Technology Can Eradicate Wine Fraud
  • Edwin Hanna on The Supreme Tax
More Articles
  • Are you an entrepreneur interested in becoming a part of the beauty industry? Here are three beauty businesses you can start from the comfort of your home.
    3 Beauty Businesses You Can Start From Home
    October 27, 2023 Comments Off on 3 Beauty Businesses You Can Start From Home
  • Cleanliness is important, but achieving cleanliness is challenging, especially for businesses. Here are some simple ways to keep your business clean.
    Simple Ways You Can Keep Your Business Clean
    May 15, 2023 Comments Off on Simple Ways You Can Keep Your Business Clean
  • Many AI projects boast impressive technical metrics but fail to deliver measurable business impact. This article explores the gap between model performance and real-world outcomes, urging organizations to shift focus toward value-based measurement, stakeholder trust, and customer experience.
    The AI Performance Paradox: Celebrating Accuracy While Customer Trust Collapses
    January 28, 2026 0
  • Whether you’re running a retail store, an office, or a warehouse, the benefits of retrofitting your commercial space go far beyond appearances.
    4 Benefits of Retrofitting Your Commercial Space
    February 4, 2025 Comments Off on 4 Benefits of Retrofitting Your Commercial Space
  • The state of your carpets has a big effect on your business. Discover the main causes of carpet damage in office buildings and how to prevent them.
    The Main Causes of Carpet Damage in Office Buildings
    February 23, 2023 Comments Off on The Main Causes of Carpet Damage in Office Buildings
Interviews
  • Will Shields
  • John Hickenlooper
  • Domino’s Pizza CEO J. Patrick Doyle
  • Donald Trump
  • Mark Cuban
  • T. Boone Pickens
  • Ben Stein

Copyright | The TJB American Business Magazine