Matt Brannon Email & Phone Number

Conroe, Tx

I’m a creative at heart and I work best with clients who believe in the power of building their brand and creating memorable customer experiences. Practically speaking, that means I assist a team of talented designers, writers, media and ad specialists.I have overseen campaigns for 50+ businesses to help them reach their goals.My distinctive value for our clients is my ability to bring out-of-the-box ideas and solve problems creatively, always positioning the customer as the hero.I am teaching faculty @ DigitalMarketer, fluent in StoryBrand, and a certified partner at all the usual places.Watch me work: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q40ZQ187GJo

Montgomery, Texas, United States

I worked as a supervisor at Cedars-Sinai Hospital. My job was to oversee daily operations for a high volume/high profile clinic and ensure that our amazing caregivers and their support staff had everything they needed to provide a superior patient experience. I was proud to see our patient satisfaction data rise to well above national averages.

While in Los Angeles, I worked as an actor, production assistant, location scout, and a publicist for a Toronto Film Fest People’s Choice Award Winner (this was 2007 and I was one of the first to use Facebook as a grassroots promotional tool). I even got a SAG card, a rite of passage, I guess.

I started in the Governor’s office as an Advance Man, which I loved. It seemed to be an extension of the theatre. I would arrive ahead of an event and set the stage by envisioning the best possible “show” and consider all of the things that could hinder the production. I got to play the role of Governor in my mind in order to provide the best (and safest) experience.After nine months of doing advance, I was asked if I wanted to be the Governor’s Executive Aide. This is not something to be turned down. It was very exciting. I got to be right in the action, alongside the Governor. My job was to seamlessly execute his schedule and make things happen on the fly. It was fun – and a master class in leadership and communication.