Check out the latest interviews with Brian Halligan.

Prior to starting HubSpot, Brian worked as a venture partner at Longworth Ventures where he worked with many small businesses helping them build scalable sales and marketing machines.  Brian spent 4 years at Groove Networks where he joined pre-revenue as VP of Sales and grew the business to a $20m annual rate until being acquired by Microsoft.  Prior to Groove Networks, Brian worked at Parametric Technology Corporation where he worked in a variety of sales, marketing, and channels functions for over a decade. Brian’s most interesting role at PTC was in starting the Pacific Rim organization while living in Hong Kong in 1993.  Five years later, Brian was SVP of the Pacific Rim for PTC where he built an $80 million business and had 200 employees.

Brian coined the term inbound marketing and is author of a book entitled Inbound Marketing: Get Found Using Google, Social Media, and Blogs, published by Wiley in October of 2009. 

Brian holds a BSEE from the UVM and an MBA from MIT’s Sloan School of Management.  Brian is an EIR at MIT’s Entrepreneurship Center and serves on the board of directors of HOPe and MITX.  In his spare time, Brian follows the Boston Red Sox, is learning to play guitar, plays squash, and takes classes at St. John’s Seminary.

You can learn more about Brian on LinkedIn or follow him on Twitter.  If you want to meet Brian, you can do so at one of his frequent speaking engagements.  He contributes articles to HubSpot’s blog that you can read, like this one about small business transformation.

Interview with Brian Halligan