Alan Barzman, a native of Portland, Oregon, has made significant contributions to the world of advertising and voice-over work. After serving honorably in the United States Army from 1953 to 1955, he pursued his passion for storytelling and communication by earning a degree from the University of Oregon's Journalism School, followed by a Master's in Communications from Boston University.
Throughout his career, Alan specialized in creating witty and engaging radio advertisements, which garnered him widespread recognition. His innovative approach to marketing earned him the esteemed Orson Welles Lifetime Achievement Award for Creative Excellence. Alan's impressive collection of accolades includes multiple Clio Awards, Belding Awards, Andy Awards, and International Broadcast Awards, solidifying his status as a leader in the advertising industry. Additionally, he has been honored with a place in "Who's Who in Advertising," reflecting his influence and contributions to the field.
Beyond his work in advertising, Alan is celebrated for his distinctive voice talent, famously recognized as the original voice behind the Energizer Bunny, known for its catchy slogan of "keeping going and going." Alan Barzman's career is a testament to his creativity and dedication, leaving a lasting impact on both advertising and voice-over artistry.
