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In the wake of the dotcom bust of 2000, few tech companies weathered the storm. Bayshore Solutions was one of the survivors. Matthew Brown sits down with Kevin Hourigan, President and CEO of Bayshore Solutions, to discuss how they not only managed to survive but also thrive after those turbulent times.

This episode of BROWN on BRAND features Yo Murphy and Dexter Jackson of Applied Science & Performance Institute (ASPI) chopping it up with Matthew Brown on branding, wellness and human physical development.

Matthew Brown, determined to fulfill his aspiration of being the Van Helsing of tech CEOs, continues his quest to expose vampires within the ranks of his developer team. It's not clear how well he's doing in that pursuit, but Matt does manage to gain some unique insights into the lives of developers and as to why Zack Spencer and Greg McCarthy chose this line of work as their profession.

Matthew Brown speaks with Kelcey Morgan and Amy Murphy about issues surrounding women in the workplace, specifically as it pertains to diversity in technology companies. They discuss the challenges, opportunities and benefits of having a diverse workforce and how maintaining a strong culture of acceptance plays a major role in making this possible.

The life of a developer is a never-ending pivot between creating and solving puzzles that fulfill the ever-evolving needs of business. Matthew Brown talks with developers, Jesse Koska and Rob Stanfield, exploring some of these challenges and ponders the parallels between developers and vampires.

In our debut episode of BROWN on BRAND, CEO/Pres of ThumbStopper, Matthew Brown talks with Marc Fratello and Rick Hanley of Marxent about augmented reality and how it facilitates brand integrity.

If podcasting and reality shows had a baby, what might that look like? Matthew Brown, CEO of ThumbStopper throws down the gauntlet for brand stewardship in a new podcast that speaks truth to power on brand integrity and what it means for companies in the age of social media.