Dewey Tran is a seasoned executive with deep expertise in media, technology, and investment banking. As the co-founder of One Media Connect, he brings a wealth of experience from both the corporate world and small business ownership, allowing him to bridge the gap between Fortune 500 strategies and the needs of small and medium-sized businesses in the Crystal Coast and beyond.
Dewey began his career at Bandwidth.com as its first employee, where he played a crucial role in scaling the company into a major telecommunications provider. His contributions helped lay the foundation for Bandwidth.com’s success, ultimately leading to its IPO. After his time at Bandwidth, he transitioned into investment banking, working at Bank of America and Wachovia Securities (now Wells Fargo), where he specialized in media and telecommunications. During this time, he advised Fortune 500 companies on financial strategy, capital markets, and mergers and acquisitions, further deepening his expertise in corporate finance and high-growth industries.
Following his tenure in investment banking, Dewey joined MaxPoint Interactive as a senior executive, where he helped drive the company’s growth in digital marketing technology. His leadership contributed to MaxPoint’s expansion and successful IPO, solidifying his reputation as a strategic growth leader in the media and advertising technology space.
Today, Dewey applies his extensive corporate experience and entrepreneurial spirit to One Media Connect, a company dedicated to bringing cutting-edge media, marketing, and technology solutions to businesses in Carteret County and beyond. With offices in Morehead City, Austin, Princeton, and Philadelphia, One Media Connect combines national expertise with local insight to help businesses achieve measurable growth in an ever-evolving digital landscape.
Dewey is passionate about leveraging advanced marketing analytics, data-driven strategies, and high-impact media campaigns to help businesses in the Crystal Coast thrive. His mission is to equip small and medium-sized businesses with the same high-level strategies that Fortune 500 companies use to succeed.
