Brandon Bordenkircher, Mpa
About Brandon Bordenkircher, Mpa
ABOUT ME The epitome of a "jack of all trades." Accomplished problem solver and global leader with expertise in public policy, government affairs, strategic roadmap planning, grant writing, academic research, app development, overseeing project development and design, and go-to-market strategy. WHAT I’M GOOD AT Making sense out of the insane and confusing events, actions, and systems that shape our world. I find joy in the work of untangling the madness and providing actionable intelligence to leaders across the world in the public, private, and nonprofit sectors. *************************** TECH LEADER + FOUNDER As founder and advisor of 12 Tone Matrix, I led a team of engineers and design experts to develop a SaaS platform utilizing NLP (natural language processing) and computational linguistics. BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT + LOBBYIST Helped Mercedes-Benz and Airbnb generate $25M+ in revenue via government affairs and business development. At Elevate Cities, I helped deliver smart city solutions to mayors during COVID (e.g., launching free public Wi-Fi). CITED BY SCHOLARS + LEADING COMPANIES Cited by researchers at Harvard, MIT, Cornell, Stanford, Carnegie Mellon, Vanderbilt, University of Pennsylvania, UC Berkeley, and more. Cited by organizations such as Google AI, Microsoft, DeepMind, Booz Allen Hamilton, the US DOT, and the US Chamber of Commerce. GLOBAL THOUGHT LEADER My foundational research on emerging technologies has been cited by scholars in 31 countries located on 5 continents (see list below). 1. North America - U.S. and Canada 2. South America - Brazil and Colombia 3. Europe - U.K., France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Finland, the Netherlands, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, Lithuania, Poland, Hungary, and Serbia 4. Asia - China, Taiwan, Thailand, Japan, South Korea, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Bangladesh, and Singapore 5. Australia - Australia and New Zealand *************************** CO-AUTHOR OF BOOK “Un-Innovation” is a study on the intersection of technology, public policy, and political ideology. The book investigates patterns between political ideology and technology policy.