What I Do

Hi! I’m Brandon Geary

I’m an Account Planner and Strategy Consultant, who brings a creative lens to strategy in all its forms. I help brands thrive in a digital world by crafting people-centric strategies informed by an expert knowledge of channels and platforms.

Mission

Make Strategy as simple as possible but no simpler.

Strategy is the thinking before the doing. Complexity is doing’s silent killer. I have found simple rules and well framed insights are better at driving alignment, inspiring ideas, and increasing sales than their more complex counterparts.

Who I’m For

Business and marketing leaders who believe marketing productivity should not come at the expense of human connection.

Agencies

Business Development leadership and support across the entire marketing ecosystem for new and existing clients.

Consultancies

Project leadership and support whenever it’s time to close the gap between strategy and execution in CX, CRM, Content, or Marketing transformation engagements.

Businesses

Inspiration for in-house marketing and sales teams in need of better ways of working and selling.

Brandon Geary

Principal

Brandon is Chief Strategy Officer North America for Wunderman Thompson, where he leads a 40+ person strategy team spanning the entire marketing ecosystem. While there, he has helped the agency secure global assignments for Microsoft Cloud and Enterprise, Samsung USA, and T-Mobile for Business, effectively transforming the business from a below-the-line agency to a modern marketing leader. Prior to Wunderman Thompson, Brandon was Global Chief Strategy Officer for Possible, one of the fastest-growing digital agencies in the world at the time. While there, he helped form the strategy practice and launched B2B, Social, and Commerce practices. Prior to Possible, Brandon was SVP Strategy for Razorfish, helping the agency secure $50M+ in digital AOR duties for Honda, Coors Brewing, Intel and Best Buy. He also established the agency’s global marketing team, resulting in leadership recognition from AdAge, Adweek, Forrester, and Gartner.