Howie Mandel has transitioned from stand-up comedian and actor to a well-known television personality, producer, and advocate for mental health awareness.
Howie Mandel appeared in scores of TV commercials as their hired spokesperson.
Beginning in 2007, Mandel became a spokesperson for Internet retailer buy.com. He is sometimes featured in a section called 'What's Shakin'?' with Mandel.
Howie Mandel and Team HabitAware are utilizing podcasts, television spots, advertisements, and a billboard spot in Times Square to spread awareness for body-focused repetitive behaviors.
Howard has been the Nobol brand ambassador for over a year, bringing value to the health and wellness company.
TRNDY Social teamed up with Howie Mandel to expand his hit podcast 'Howie Mandel Does Stuff.' This collaboration aims to elevate the promotion and marketing of the podcast.
Partnering with comedian and TV personality Howie Mandel, the campaign brings massive visibility to the brand, redefining oversized dog gear.
Skechers signed Howie Mandel as a brand ambassador after he tried to get a discount at a Los Angeles-area Skechers store.
Howie Mandel joins the Global Gaming League as a team owner, highlighting the entertainment-led expansion of competitive gaming.
Howie Mandel endorsed Sky & Sol, stating, "Sky & Sol has you covered with ingredients that actually work for your skin—not against it." This supports the brand's skincare products.
NasalFresh MD, an innovator in nasal care technology, announced a new brand partnership with Howie Mandel.
In 2021, Howie Mandel invested in MetaMedia's MagicScreen, which develops interactive experiences for movie theaters.
In 2022, Mandel became an investor and frequent user of Proto Hologram technology, utilizing it for his appearances and to promote the startup, such as beaming into JFK Airport terminal 4 to surprise travelers.
Since May 2022, Howie Mandel has partnered with NOCD, a mental healthcare company focused on increasing access to evidence-based treatment for OCD and related conditions.
Howie Mandel is involved in Bell's Let's Talk Day initiatives, which aim to help people struggling with mental health issues.
Howard Michael Mandel II was born in Toronto, Ontario, on November 29, 1955. His career in entertainment began by chance during a vacation to Los Angeles, California, when he performed at an amateur night at The Comedy Store. A producer from the syndicated comedy game show “Make Me Laugh” (1979) saw his act and booked him for appearances, marking the beginning of his television career. This early exposure led to opening for David Letterman, a CBS comedy special in 1980, and a role in the film “Gas” (1981). Mandel also became one of the original “VeeJays” on Nickelodeon’s music video series “PopClips.”
Mandel gained national recognition in the United States with his role as Dr. Wayne Fiscus in the medical drama “St. Elsewhere” (1982-1988). During this period, he also ventured into film, providing the voice for Gizmo in the successful film “Gremlins” (1984) and its sequel “Gremlins 2: The New Batch” (1990). His affinity for children’s entertainment led him to create and executive produce the Emmy-nominated animated series “Bobby’s World” (1990–1998), where he also voiced the title character and his father. The 1990s saw Mandel exploring various television projects, including his own talk show, “The Howie Mandel Show” (1998), alongside numerous guest appearances and comedy specials.
A significant turning point in Mandel’s career came in 2005 when he became the host of the American version of the game show “Deal or No Deal.” The show’s popularity cemented his status as a prominent television host. In 2010, he joined “America’s Got Talent” as a judge, a role he has held for multiple seasons, spanning over a decade. He also hosts “Canada’s Got Talent” since 2022. Mandel has publicly shared his experiences with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), becoming an advocate for mental health awareness and publishing his autobiography, “Here’s the Deal: Don’t Touch Me.” In recent years, he has hosted “Howie Mandel Does Stuff Podcast” (2021-present) with his daughter, and “Bullsh*t: The Game Show” (2022) for Netflix.
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