My next guest is a technology executive, artist and research scientist specializing in games, high-performance graphics, simulations and physics. His areas of research are primarily focused on 3D visualization, relativity, energy  and the wellness of the human race. He has also published 7 books as well has been a contributor to almost 30 software programs both for consumers and business.

He was a pioneer in computer games. He published his first product in 1982 on the Commodore 64, a 3D space shooter called Sentinel.

From 1990 to 1994 he was an executive at Symantec Corp. During this period he managed external development and acquisitions for security and utility products at the Peter Norton Group including; Norton AntiVirus, Norton Utilities, Norton Backup, Norton Desktop for Windows.

He was the Chief Profit Officer of DAZ 3D from 2002-2004 and helped drive development, branding and marketing for DAZ Studio.

Most recently he is the Chief Marketing Officer and Co-Founder of Salt Lake Comic Con. Please welcome to the Go For It Show, Bryan Brandenburg.

In this episode you’ll learn:

• Not to be afraid to hire people who are smarter than you
• Hire the best in the business
• Create a positive feedback loop in your business
• Research – Know your customers better than they know themselves
• Learn how to understand what turns your audience on and how t make your product consistant with their hobbies and passions
• Create an idea virus
• Plus much much more!

RESOURCES AND LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:

Brian Brandenburg online

Brian on Facebook

Brian on Twitter

Salt Lake Comic Con

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