Which companies or institutions has Phil Godlewski worked for and in what roles?

1. From real‑estate agent to associate broker — the property résumé reported

Several background profiles and aggregator listings identify Godlewski as having worked in real estate, notably at ERA One Source Realty and Team ERA Elite and holding titles such as associate broker and team leader; HollywoodsMagazine reports he served as a team leader and associate broker at ERA One Source and that he founded a related company, Velocity Abstract, in 2016 ^[4]. RocketReach’s professional summary likewise lists past experience at ERA One Source Realty, Team ERA Elite, NEPA Real Estate Academy and Valley Home Loans ^[1].

2. Financial and precious‑metals affiliations claimed in directories

Commercial contact and lead services show Godlewski listed as a “Presidential Gold Associate” and “Independent and Investigative Journalist” at 7k Metals Corporate and describe him as an entrepreneur tied to precious‑metals marketing, while repeating the same résumé items linking him to ERA One Source and mortgage/real‑estate education outfits ^[1]. These directory entries reflect self‑reported or third‑party compiled data; they are not the same as independent newsroom verification ^[1].

3. Media entrepreneur and livestream “truther” content creator

Godlewski markets himself as a content creator and “patriot” livestream host across platforms; his Locals posts claim a large audience and describe him as an entrepreneur and father who broke into the “Truther” scene in mid‑2020, boasting over a million subscribers across platforms and millions of livestream viewers ^{[2] [5]}. Telegram and Locals listings show active channels and subscription offerings that present him primarily as a creator rather than a corporate executive ^{[6] [2]}.

4. Early career and other biographical sketches — inconsistent claims across profiles

Several web writeups present divergent or grander biographies: some claim a tech or finance start (junior analyst), others describe founding startups at 25, pursuing computer science, or holding an MA in Alternative Dispute Resolution from Regent University—these items appear across various blogs and profiles but are inconsistent and spread across low‑grade aggregation sites ^{[7] [8] [9] [1]}. These variations indicate that secondary sites have assembled differing narratives rather than a single, corroborated professional timeline ^{[7] [9] [1]}.

5. Legal history and prior non‑real‑estate employment reported by major outlets

Mainstream reporting documents that in 2008 Godlewski was working as a high‑school basketball coach near Scranton, Pennsylvania, and that in 2010 he pleaded guilty to corruption of a minor stemming from a relationship with a 15‑year‑old; Rolling Stone summarizes court records and reporting from The Daily Beast about these events ^[3]. Techdirt and other outlets reference his shift from real‑estate roles into conspiritainment work and critique his public persona, linking his past professional labels (e.g., realtor) to his later broadcasting persona ^{[10] [11]}.

6. What is well‑supported versus what is not found

Supported across multiple commercial or aggregator sources: roles at ERA One Source Realty, Team ERA Elite, NEPA Real Estate Academy, Valley Home Loans and links to 7k Metals appear in directory profiles ^{[1] [4]}. Supported in reporting by mainstream outlets: his earlier employment as a high‑school basketball coach and related 2008–2010 legal case ^[3]. Not found in current reporting: independent, high‑quality news verification of entrepreneurial claims like founding a startup at 25, a $50M net‑worth figure, or exact corporate titles at 7k Metals beyond directory assertions; such claims appear on blogs, aggregator pages and lead‑generation sites rather than in investigative journalism ^{[12] [9] [1]}.

7. Why the record is messy — incentives and agendas in the sources

Directory and commercial profile sites compile self‑reported data and often inflate titles to sell leads ^[1]. Promotional Locals posts and Telegram channels are marketed to supporters and monetize audience size ^{[2] [6]}. Conversely, mainstream investigative outlets emphasize past criminal records and critique his conspiracy content ^{[3] [10]}. Readers should note that fan sites and résumé aggregators advance promotional narratives, while established outlets focus on civic‑interest details and public records.

Limitations: available sources are a mix of directory listings, promotional posts, low‑quality profiles and a few mainstream reports; some career claims are inconsistent across these sources and lack independent verification.