Born May 31, 1962 in New York, NY, Adam Bush was brought up in southeast Queens. As a young child, Adam would frequently visit the big studios in Manhattan especially the NBC studios at Rockefeller Center. After becoming a fixture behind the scenes of such programs as "Treasure Hunt", "To Tell the Truth", and "Saturday Night Live", and establishing rapport at a young age with such greats as Gary Moore, Geoff Edwards, Eddie Murphy, John Belushi, Tom Snyder and Roger Grimsby, Adam knew that the film and television industry was in his future. At Bayside High School in the late 70's Adam was a student in the inaugural years of the school's television production studio, the first such studio in New York City's school system. Adam had caught the film and TV bug. Some of his early work as a teenager was featured in prestigious film festivals and attracted many universities to offer him scholarships in their film schools at the age of 15 and 16. Adam's family couldn't buy him a film or video camera so he borrowed cameras from every community film program he could find. Still a teenager, Good Morning America's Spencer Christian visited Adam's 10th grade TV studio class and invited Adam to visit ABC. Big mistake. By the next day, Adam had installed himself at ABC on Spencer's invitation. Adam interned at Eyewitness News at WABC-TV, the flagship affiliate of the ABC television network in New York City and went on to work at the network in the Roone Arledge era on such shows as Good Morning America, 20/20, and sports programs such as Wide World of Sports, Monday Night Football and the LA Olympics in 1984 and later with NBC, the Atlanta Olympics in 1996. Over the past 10 years, Adam has focused on his Marketing Strategy Solutions consultancy, owning and operating a state of the art music production facility (later sold to a Japanese interest), and overseeing VideoShoots.net, directing short films, sports shows, documentaries, music projects and over 1000 commercials and corporate video projects for such major brands as Chevrolet, Cadillac, Nissan, BMW, McDonald's, Sprite, Harley Davidson, Mister Softee, Black Expo USA, KenMar Wireless, and a host of others. Adam dismisses credits with this simple philosophy "Where you've been is not half as important as where you're going." A protégé of marketing genius Jay Abraham, Adam's natural marketing savvy has been greatly enhanced by extensive work with Jay and such greats as strategic planning expert Brian Tracy, fortune 500 strategist Chet Holmes, USP specialist Macrae Ross, mega-marketer Brett Rademacher, selling masters Tom Hopkins and Benjamin F. Gay III, and peak performance coach Anthony Robbins. Adam uses marketing strategy as a weapon to help clients grow their profits exponentially. VideoShoots.net has proven to be an ever-challenging vehicle with which to channel those energies. Adam is also a loving son to his parents, both in their eighties, and a devoted father of two which he calls "my greatest accomplishment".