Fraser Engerman became a Bond fan when he first saw Live and Let Die in the theater in the summer of 1973 with his parents. That triggered a life-long pursuit of collecting Bond memorabilia and books by and about James Bond and Ian Fleming.

Fraser has been a volunteer with the Ian Fleming Foundation for over 30 years. He has
contributed articles over the years to several Bond websites, and is a senior level public relations and communications executive who has led communications functions, crisis communications, and reputation management for multiple Fortune 100 companies including Walgreens, Johnson Controls and State Farm. He was an award-winning television journalist for over a decade.

He currently serves as director of executive communications for the Aurora Division of Advocate Health Care, the nation’s third largest non-profit hospital system. In addition to the IFF, Fraser serves on the board of directors of the Milwaukee Press Club and the Silver Spring Neighborhood Foundation in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.