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Michael Brenner has been recognized as a Forbes top CMO influencer, a Top Business Keynote Speaker by the Huffington Post and a Top Motivational Speaker by Entrepreneur Magazine. He is CEO of Marketing Insider Group, where he has worked with more than 75 brands in building effective thought leadership, marketing, and employee activation programs.
Michael is the best-selling author of 3 books including "Mean People Suck - how empathy leads to bigger profits and a better life," "The Content Formula," and "Digital Marketing Growth Hacks."
As a speaker and consultant, Michael enjoys sharing his experiences and client stories to inspire leaders like you into action that creates impact. Michael's work has been featured by The Economist, The Guardian, and Entrepreneur Magazine.
Michael has championed a customer-centric approach at organizations large and small. He led sales and marketing for software companies like Nielsen and FullTilt. As an executive at ICR, SAP, and Newscred, Michael's innovative leadership resulted in massive growth. His workshops and keynotes for Fortune 500 brands and tiny startups have inspired profound personal and professional change.
Today, Michael is the CEO of Marketing Insider Group, founded on the belief that strong leaders who champion their teams are the key to unlocking massive growth.
When he's not working with clients, Michael travels the world helping even the most bureaucratic organizations break down silos, create cultures of innovation, and build engaged workforces.
Michael Brenner graduated with a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in English Literature from St. Joseph’s University (Philadelphia, PA). He lives in West Chester, PA with his wife and four children.
It is this experience that led Michael to author Mean People Suck, to help others see that they can use empathy to a better business and a more menaingful life. Follow Michael on Twitter (@BrennerMichael)
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