Brandon Valentine

Brandon Valentine is a software development and product management expert known for accelerating product development processes.

Starting at Centresource in 2009, he quickly rose to a leadership role as the development manager before becoming a founding board member of the Nashville Software School in 2012.

Valentine was promoted to vice president of engineering at Centresource in January 2015, where he actively engaged in the company's daily operations.

His passion for software development ignited in childhood, self-teaching programming at the age of 5 and learning about technology business from his grandmother, Marjorie Valentine, who owned multiple software companies.

Working at Vanderbilt University Medical Center during high school, he managed computational resources for the Center for Structural Biology, supporting cutting-edge scientific research.

Valentine contributed to the VAMPIRE project, instrumental in bringing a Top500 supercomputer to Vanderbilt University.

He later transitioned to BubbleUp, where he provided technology solutions to renowned musicians such as Jimmy Buffett, Toby Keith, and Keith Urban.

An avid entrepreneur, he co-founded SeatShare, a sports ticketing venture, with his partner Stephen Yeargin.

Brandon Valentine's educational background includes studies at Vanderbilt University.

His professional experience spans roles like Managing Partner, Vice President of Engineering, Development Manager, and Developer at Centresource Interactive Agency, along with positions at BubbleUp and Vanderbilt University.