From: New York City, New York, USA
Position: Chief Talent Officer (April 2021–present)
Career: President of Talent Relations (September 2013–April 2021)
Brendan Villa achieved recognition as one of the best "A&R men" in the music industry, with over 15 years of experience before joining the TWF in September 2013. Brendan was placed in charge of the TWF's vast scouting network for new talent, with the brief for the team to try and find the newest TWF on-screen talent, be it in-ring, or in various other roles, such as announcers. Brendan also created a strategy for members of the roster approaching the end of their careers to find potential future roles within the company on a regular basis. One of Brendan's proudest achievements was setting up a program to help employees with any financial issues, which proved especially beneficial during the COVID‐19 pandemic.
In April 2021, Villa was promoted to Chief Talent Officer, with most of his previous day‐to‐day duties being assigned the VP of Talent Relations. As Chief Talent Officer, Villa have full control of the TWF's scouting network, as well as an expanded remit to sign new talent. By his own admission, this is the toughest task in professional wrestling: craft a TWF roster strong enough to take it through it's third decade.
From: Los Angeles, California, USA
Position: Vice President of Talent Relations (September 2014–present)
Vice President of Talent Relations is responsible for guiding and supporting all of the TWF's wrestlers and on-screen personalities. Tim is responsible for developing systems of communication between different departments internally including Live Events, Marketing, PR, Legal, Finance, as well as our Television Studio. Tim also works with Brendan in developing and implementing the goals of the Talent Relations department.
A lifelong professional wrestling fan, Tim is one of the most trusted members of the TWF's backroom staff and his established track record has spoken for itself.
From: Bridgend
Position: Head of Production (January 2010–present)
The head of production is responsible for the overall look and feel of each of the TWF's television shows and live events. From set design, to the colour of the ropes; from the theme music to the microphones used, the head of production is also the producer and director of the TWF's live weekly broadcasts and monthly special events. Having begun his career as the lighting designer, Jeff McDonald eventually worked his way from being a designer and engineer to the top of the TWF's production staff and leads a world-renowned team that are constantly voted as the best in their fields.
From: Bristol
Position: Chief Producer (September 2013–present)
A producer (also known as a coach or road agent) helps wrestlers set up matches, plan storylines, give criticisms on matches, and relay instructions from management. Agents often act as a liaison between wrestlers and higher‐level management, and sometimes may also help in training younger wrestlers. A veteran of the British wrestling industry for over 30 years, Cohen retired from active competition and immediately joined the Total Wrestling Federation, where his experience and attitude has matched that of the roster.