WHERE MAX ARMSTRONG'S VOICE HAS BEEN HEARD:NCIS with Mark Harmon---"Left For Dead"---Episode 10, First SeasonFord Trucks National Commercial---"Bad To The Bone"---prime time spot during Winter Olympics, 1994Museum Of Science & Industry, Chicago---"The Farm"---the voice on the radio in the combine cabKinze Manufacturing Innovation Center, Williamsburg, Iowa---recorded for many of the displays, 2013CNH Industrial Autonomous Concept Tractor Video (Full Version)---the voice-over announcer, 2016ASSOCIATIONS USING MAX ARMSTRONG AT THEIR MEETINGS (in-person or virtual presence)National Agri-Marketing AssociationAmerican Soybean Association American Farm Bureau FederationIndependent Professional Seed Producers AssociationSyngenta SeedsNational Corn Growers Association Association Of Equipment ManufacturersNational Agriculture DayNational Renderers Association

Producer and host of the "Farm Progress America" and "Max Armstrong's Midwest Digest" daily radio programs. These shows were carried on dozens of local radio stations.Also a host of stage shows, a moderator of panel discussions and a producer of television specials for Farm Progress.

The weekly syndicated television show produced and hosted with Orion Samuelson, then Mike Pearson.

The voice heard on hundreds of spots and promos that have aired on RFD-TV from its inception and also hired to host many live shows on the channel for companies such as Case IH, John Deere, Merck Animal Health, Dekalb-Asgrow, SFP and BASF.

For 22 years an appointed commissioner of the Lisle-Woodridge Fire Protection District, 25 miles west of the Chicago Loop, hiring and promoting full-time firefighters and paramedics for one of the highest rated (ISO 1) fire service organizations in the United States.

For 31 years a broadcaster of hourly business and agribusiness reports on long-time Chicago radio powerhouse WGN-AM and was on WGN's "Saturday Morning Show" from 5 a.m. to 6 a.m. for 43 years.

The main producer and host of the show for the last five years of Tribune Company ownership, building the audience and enabling Tribune Entertainment to sell the show.

The main field reporter of television farm news stories from every state in America and from more than 30 different nations, originating reports from locations as diverse as Argentina, Vietnam, Algeria, Yugoslavia and Malaysia.

Served as the back-up on-air weatherman for meteorologists Tom Skilling and Roger Triemstra on Chicago's Very Own Channel 9.