About

Landon Bruski is a founder, community leader, and public figure based in Huntsville, Alabama. At an age when most are just getting started, Landon has built a business serving clients nationwide, earned recognition across regional media, and established himself as a voice in Alabama’s civic and business communities. Originally from Battle Creek, Michigan, he relocated to Huntsville at 15 and has not slowed down since.

At 15, Landon was elected Lieutenant Governor of Alabama Boys State before being selected as one of two students to represent Alabama at Boys Nation in Washington, D.C., an experience that set the foundation for his commitment to public service and policy.

At 16, Landon founded Bruski Branding Services, a digital marketing and web development firm now serving over 50 clients nationwide. In 2024, he was honored as part of the Huntsville Business Journal and Huntsville Event Magazine’s 40 Under 40, recognizing his contributions to the regional business community.

Landon has been featured across regional television, including WHNT News 19, WAAY-31, and WAFF-48, covering his work in entrepreneurship, civic leadership, and public policy.

He is currently enrolled at the University of Alabama, studying Management Information Systems with a minor in Policy, Leadership, and Public Service. Landon is a Shelby Scholar through the Shelby Institute for Policy and Leadership and a recipient of the J. Craig Integrity Award.

Outside of his professional and academic pursuits, Landon is a competitive ultramarathon runner, having completed races including the Lake Martin 50 and the Blue Heron 100 ultramarathon.

Landon is a sophomore at the University of Alabama and lives in Huntsville, Alabama.