Bryant has nearly 20 years of communications experience from both agency and corporate backgrounds, public and private companies, corporations and non-profit organizations and both U.S. and international work.

Bryant is the founder of Great Communicate, a full service communications firm offering services ranging from brand and message architecture to executive spokesperson training to writing and content development. Great Communicate is founded on the principle that anything can be communicated well and anyone can be a strong communicator with the right support. He became a Hart Communications network consultant in 2010.

Before founding Great Communicate, Bryant held several communications manager positions for Dell Inc. for more than 9 years.  Most recently he was the global corporate responsibility communications manager for Dell, creating and executing communications strategies for the company’s sustainability, diversity and philanthropic efforts.  Bryant built and launched the environment communications function at Dell and prior to that managed consumer market communications for the company at positions in the U.S. and Europe.  While at Dell, Bryant represented the company on the Green Grid’s communications committee and at the Technology and HIV Working Group.

Bryant joined Dell from Dittus Communications, in Washington, D.C., where he was a director of media relations.  At Dittus he created communications programs for clients ranging from consumer-market software firms to industry alliances.  Clients included Surfwatch Software, Business Software Alliance and the Americans for Computer Privacy coalition.

He was a public relations manager for MCI’s consumer division before joining Dittus.  He managed communications programs for company consumer products including long-distance phone service packages, new consumer local, long-distance and Internet service bundling when first launched, and the company’s non-branded 1-800-COLLECT product.

At Ketchum Public Relations, Bryant supported several technology client’s policy campaigns, including managing communications programs to support MCI’s efforts to open various U.S. local phone markets to deregulated competition.

Bryant began his career at the Personal Communications Industry Association which represented the wireless telecommunications industry in Washington, D.C.  There he helped manage consumer education campaigns about wireless telecommunications and helped coordinate industry communications about the first-ever U.S. spectrum auctions.

Bryant currently resides in Austin, Texas.  He is a member of the board of directors of Keep Austin Beautiful.

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