Bryan Kramer – Founder of the H2H Movement – Human to Human – Episode 168

Today on Extraordinary Women Radio, I am happy to introduce you to Bryan Kramer, the Founder of the H2H Movement - Human to Human.<br /><br />Bryan is a keynote at our Extraordinary Women Ignite Virtual Conference! I couldn't be more excited to bring his expertise to you!<br /><br />In this Episode:<br /><br /> How H2H “Human to Human” Movement started and revolutionized ideal business practices<br /> The relevance and importance of H2H in our present times<br /> How vital “human connection” is amidst the pandemic<br /> Bryan's hope for the world after this crisis<br /> His timely insights on how marketing should be<br /> What prompted his career shift and what’s unfolding for him now<br /><br />Bryan Kramer is a renowned business strategist, global keynote speaker, executive trainer and coach, two-time bestselling author and Forbes contributor. As former President and Co-Owner of PureMatter, a Silicon Valley global marketing agency since 2001, he sparked the Human-to-Human H2H movement that set out to humanize business through simpler communication, empathy, and celebrating our imperfections. His TED Talk on the subject in 2014 featured a TED “first – allowing mobile devices during the event to share the experience to illustrate his belief.<br /><br />Noted as the “Zen master to Digital Marketers” by Forbes, named a “Top 3 Thought Leadership Speakers You Don’t Want to Miss” in Forbes and in “The Top 100 Most Influential People on Twitter” by Business Insider, Bryan teaches speakers, executives and audiences how to up-level their storytelling and how to be more compelling and clear. With more than 350,000 social fans and followers, Bryan believes that being human is our competitive advantage because of our ability to leverage our emotional intelligence alongside technology to scale, in order to share stories in a human way – not corporate speak.<br /><br />Bryan’s first book “There Is No B2B or B2C: It’s Human to Human H2H” rose to the #1 spot in Business Books on Amazon in its first week. His second book, “Share