August
27, 2009: Three weeks before the premiere, CBS finally
releases the cast on their official web site. Here's Brett's
bio from there:
"Brett Clouser (23)
Hometown: Los Angeles, Calif.
Occupation: T-Shirt Designer
Brett Clouser grew up in Salem, Oregon before coming
to LA in 2004 to attend Pepperdine University. After graduating with a degree
in Business Administration, Clouser first decided to go the corporate route,
only to find his passions were elsewhere. Brett then pursued his dream of launching
a cause based clothing company which would soon become, “The Monument of Our Hearts.” An
up-and-coming social entrepreneur, Clouser strives to leverage his brand to
actively support and advocate for healthy body image.
Brett’s flirtatious behavior with women could be his biggest asset in
the game or it could be his biggest hindrance. “I’m going to try
and put up the best wall I can, but I feel like I’m going to be a sucker
for a couple of them.”
Always a showman, Clouser loves to be in front of people and make them laugh.
When he’s not operating his clothing company, Brett can be found in his
element, the great outdoors. Never a fan of the gym, Brett enjoys trail running
and extreme outdoor activities. His charm and competitive nature will make
him a dynamic player and force to be reckoned with on SURVIVOR.
Brett is single
and currently resides in Los Angeles, Calif. His birth date is December 27th."
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August
24, 2009: First Survivor: Samoa ads begin
to air on CBS, and Brett is briefly shown, although not given
a speaking role.
Brett (center, hiding behind Monica) |
Brett cheers on Galu (purple) |
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2009: Brett's LinkedIn profile lists him as
a 2008 Pepperdine University graduate, with a B.S. in business
administration. He also lists himself as the co-founder of the
following company:
"The Monument of Our Hearts
(Apparel & Fashion industry)
December 2007 — Present (1 year 9 months)
We are a clothing
company founded upon the belief that the fashion industry needs
positive advocates for healthy body image. Our goal is to expand
the definition of beauty. These efforts are revealed through
our clothing, new media campaigns, and partnerships with non-profit
organizations. We feel so strongly about this issue that we donate
a percentage of our revenue to aid non-profits that successfully
make an impact in the lives of those struggling with their body
image.
Check out our site for the latest - www.tmooh.com"
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