Robert Powell is an accomplished actor, writer, and producer known for his diverse work in television and comedy, making him a valuable figure for brand collaborations.
Selected Powell to serve as advertising spokesperson 'Randy Watkins' for UberEats March Madness Campaign. He was also part of the Uber Eats Tracking Campaign Ad as an advertising spokesperson.
Selected Powell to serve as the advertising spokesperson for the unveiling of its 2020 Christmas Cup Campaign, appearing as Randy Watkins.
Powell stars as himself in Adidas' James Harden's 'Free to Be Campaign'.
Robert Powell serves as a National Ad Spokesman for Subway.
Recruited Powell to serve as an advertising spokesperson as a part of its Uber Eats Tracking Campaign Ad, and is listed as a National Ad Spokesman.
Robert Powell is listed as having partnered with McDonald's, appearing as 'Rob'.
Robert Powell serves as a National Ad Spokesman for Coldstone Creamery.
Robert Powell serves as a National Ad Spokesman for Baskin Robbins.
Robert Powell, also known as Robert S. Powell III or RP3, has established himself as a versatile talent in the entertainment industry, with a career encompassing acting, writing, and producing, alongside a background in political science. He holds a master’s degree in political science from Texas Christian University, and previously served in political roles including Deputy Chief of Staff to the mayor of Monroe, Louisiana, Special Assistant to Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal, and Chief of Staff to Secretary of Labor Johnny Myles Riley. This unique combination of political acumen and creative pursuits provides a distinctive perspective to his work.
Powell’s entertainment career began with comedy, where he gained recognition through performances with prominent comedians such as Kevin Hart, Lil Duval, and Rickey Smiley. He was discovered by executives for Shaquille O’Neal’s All-Star Comedy Jam in 2011, leading to his inclusion in the tour. His acting credits include a notable role as Bibby in Donald Glover’s Emmy-nominated series “Atlanta” (2018), and appearances on HBO’s “All Def Comedy.” As a writer, he contributed to “Laff Mobb’s We Got Next” (2015), and as a producer, he worked on “Comic Edge” (2016). His diverse experiences in both public service and entertainment reflect a broad skill set.
Beyond his creative roles, Powell has leveraged his public profile into significant brand partnerships. He has served as an advertising spokesperson for major companies such as Uber Eats, Starbucks, and Adidas, demonstrating his capacity to connect with diverse audiences. These collaborations often highlight his comedic persona and relatable appeal. His career trajectory showcases a continuous evolution, moving from political service to a successful career in entertainment and brand representation, building a sustained presence across multiple platforms.
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