Ken Brenner Email & Phone Number

Vancouver, Wa, Us

Brenner's vision and expertise in sports and entertainment led him to join forces with Jimmy Lynn, another sports digital veteran, to launch Human Equity (HeQ). HeQ is a digital media advisory company focused on the growth of youth and amateur sports, HeQ connects brands with targeted and segmented consumers through strategic partnerships and business development efforts to accelerate growth and drive revenue as well as social impact. Brenner and Lynn open up their vast network of relationships to their clients.HeQ also specializes in helping companies solve strategic problems and find growth opportunities to increase underlying valuation. Human Equity offers an array of strategic services including capital raising, business development, corporate development, M&A, sales and channel development, product marketing, product development, corporate finance and intellectual property licensing. HeQ performs these services across several geographic regions including North America, Europe, Japan, South Korea, China, India, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Australia/NZ, Latin America and the Middle East.

Interactive Donor Corp. is a New York incorporated Benefit Corporation branded as "iDonor."​ The primary intention of iDonor is to introduce the first end-to-end, mobile, loyalty reward program for the philanthropy industry. iDonor is on a path to "Ignite the 21st Century Philanthropist"​ by providing choice, transparency and feedback the next generation philanthropist demands. The commercial execution of iDonor is to democratize micro-donations and giving through the iDonor Mobile Giving App rewarding donors for giving anywhere, anytime, on any device. A platform intersection has been created for private foundations and corporate partners to engage their support through donation grants (Program Related Investments) and reward offers. iDonor becomes a ubiquitous, innovative giving engine with an open API user-interface to empower nonprofits and developers to integrate the iDonor widget into their own donors’ electronic experience. The iDonor App also empowers nonprofits and community groups to organize, collect and own their data with integration into their CRM programs. iDonor Video: https://vimeo.com/113173414Password: iDonor

New York, Ny, Us

Legacy Connect is committed to creating the first generation of truly digital philanthropists. Legacy is backed by Co-Founder and Chairman Mark Rockefeller as well as existing and former CEOs of movie studios, television networks, talent agencies and sports teams. Legacy is moving online charitiable giving beyond one time transactions to sustainable social impact by introducing a new kind of philanthropy where small actions can make a big difference. Legacy is about bringing causes to life making philanthropy real and touchable. Giving should be fun and easy to engage in on a daily basis. Discover causes, take action, and connect with others to make an impact at www.legacyconnect.com "Baby Allie"​ the Genesis of Legacy Connect In 1998, after losing his 11-month old daughter, "Baby Allie,"​ to Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA), the number one inherited cause of infant death, Brenner started his own foundation called Eyes of Hope, now part of FightSMA. Ken learned first-hand how sports, celebrity star power and corporate brands can mobilize fans and audiences globally to support important causes and make a difference in the world. Brenner's insight and knowledge of brands, corporate sponsors and celebrities combined with his personal passion for philanthropy ultimately led Brenner to launch Legacy Connect with his Princeton classmate, Mark Rockefeller. Legacy Connect Video: https://vimeo.com/52893230Password Legacy2012

Tarrytown, New York, Us

Inspired by his personal experience and passion, Ken created Legacy Direct, the predecessor to Legacy Connect. Legacy Direct developed digital tools to help professional athletes, entertainers and sports teams manage their charitable giving and community involvement. Ken developed LegacyPort, a SaaS Web-based platform, to help celebrities and teams manage public appearances, speaking engagements and charitable contributions. Legacy was at the forefront of blazing a new path for celebrities and teams to give back. Legacy Direct paved the way for Legacy Connect to continue Ken's vision of digital tools helping to build a meaningful and lasting impact on the world.Legacy Direct Videohttp://www.allthingsmedia.com/legacy-direct-video/

Tarrytown, New York, Us

Brenner partnered with Mark Rockefeller in 2000 to help Fortune 500 corporate sponsors streamline the management, selection and measurement of sponsorship opportunities. Brenner and Rockefeller developed SponsorPort, the first Web-based interactive community engagement platform for the sponsorship industry. Today, leveraging over a decade of experience, Conxeo continues to help major corporate sponsors such as Bank of America, Dick's Sporting Goods, Under Armour, Walgreens, Southwest Airlines, Hilton Hotels, Nestle Waters, Allstate Insurance, Chevron, UPS, Toyota, Lexus, General Mills and Walmart, among others.

Los Angeles, Ca, Us

Ken joined his brother Mark to lead public relations, marketing and sales efforts to launch the first interactive television network in sports, The Television Games Network (TVG). Ken helped build TVG into what is today the leading interactive television gaming network in the horse racing industry by successfully positioning TVG for a sale to Newscorp/TCI in the mid 1990's.

After bringing his first company Professional Sports Care public on the NASDAQ, Ken pursued his interest in sports business to create his own sports marketing company called Classic Moments. Early in his career, Ken worked closely with professional sports teams, leagues, and high-profile athletes to create revenue generating marketing programs. In 1995, Ken identified an untapped niche and demand for sports collectibles and began managing sports artists to develop hand-signed collectible artwork commemorating classic moments in sports history. Ken worked with prominent athletes such as Cal Ripken, Jr., Joe Montana, Don Mattingly, Lawrence Taylor, Billie-Jean King, Chris Evert and others.

Ken was part of the founding group of Professional Sports Care, a revolutionary sports medicine company affiliated with the New York Giants Medical Staff. Pro Sports Care owned, operated and managed outpatient physical therapy clinics in the New York metropolitan area. Ken grew Pro Sports Care from one clinic to more than 40 clinics, was instrumental in taking the company public on the NASDAQ:PSCM, and helped orchestrate an eventual sale to HealthSouth for $67mm.

After graduating Princeton, Ken took a job at the Newlin Company, a boutique PR company in New York, to create and run the sports and entertainment division. Ken helped clients such as TOPPS Baseball Cards, Specialized Bicycles, Tour de Trump, Jean-Claude Killy and Guthy-Renker launch products and increase brand awareness. Highlights include Ken helping the CEO of Specialized Bicycles launch the mountain bike industry and Guthy-Renker launch the first infomercial company. Ken was recognized by the PR Society of NY for being the first PR executive to land a client on all three morning shows (NBC's TODAY Show, CBS This Morning and ABC's Good Morning America) on the same morning.