Glenn Brown is a successful digital executive and advisor with expertise in networking, OS bypass, compiler and development tool ports, Ethernet switch firmware development, Link Aggregation Control protocol, PCI, expansion ROMs, EFI, PXE, and embedded development. Glenn began his academic career studying law at Harvard Law School and later receiving his BA in Humanities from The University of Texas at Austin.

Glenn has held various positions with renowned organizations, including serving as the Chief Digital Officer for the Obama Foundation, an Entrepreneur in Residence at betaworks, Senior Director for Twitter Amplify at Twitter, Director of Promoted Content & Sponsorships at Twitter, and Head of Music Partnerships at YouTube.

Additionally, Glenn has served on the Board of Directors for Creative Commons and Texas Tribune, was the President/CEO/Executive Director for Creative Commons, and held the position of Business Development - Music at YouTube. He has also acted as a Lecturer at Stanford Law School and worked as a Judicial Clerk for the Honorable Stanley Marcus at the U.S. Court of Appeals.

Currently, Glenn is a Senior Advisor at the MIT Center for Constructive Communication. With his extensive experience in the tech industry and strong educational background, Glenn is a valuable resource for anyone looking for insights into digital strategy, development, and networking.