Brooke Shepard

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About Brooke Shepard

Brooke is an award-winning marketing communications leader experienced in launching new products and services, building brands, protecting reputations and addressing critical issues for technology companies and philanthropic organizations. His expertise in identifying insightful strategies and leading teams to execute creatively for increased business results. Experience includes counseling CEO’s, billionaires and senior executives while managing global teams to deliver impact across all aspects of modern day communications. His recent work includes building a worldwide network of strategic planners, including integrating new forms of analytics into client applications. Recent client work includes helping Michael and Susan Dell introduce A Philanthropist’s Guide to the Future, and the Music Makes it Home project for Sonos - which TechCrunch called, “one of the most unique studies involving iBeacons, music, and sex anyone has ever done." He also helped create Live@Sundance, an hour-long daily live broadcast from the 2014 Sundance Film Festival that was reported in The New York Times as helping Sundance “stay on the edge of storytelling.” Brooke was named one of the “PR People of the Year” by PR News for his work educating colleagues and students on new ways to engage audiences, and has presented twice at the Seattle Interactive Conference on data storytelling. He has extensive experience with technology companies and social impact organizations, including Microsoft, Samsung, Google, Amazon, Sonos, The Michael & Susan Dell Foundation and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.