Matthew Brogie is a seasoned Enterprise Product Specialist at NinjaOne, an esteemed provider of unified IT management solutions aimed at simplifying processes for IT teams. With a strong LinkedIn network of 2,968 connections, Brogie has shown formidable ability in representing NinjaOne's comprehensive Remote Monitoring & Management platform. This platform notably encompasses endpoint management, patch management, IT documentation, software deployment, remote access, service desk, and backup tools, all unified under a cloud-based system to support centralized IT operations. The emphasized #1-rated support signifies a commitment to unparalleled service and partner satisfaction in the security and investigations industry.

Based in Boston, Massachusetts, Brogie advanced through multiple roles within NinjaOne, including Enterprise Account Executive and Account Executive, with experiences gained in both the Tampa and Clearwater offices in Florida. These roles allowed Brogie to magnify their impact within the company, championing the brand through strategic enterprise engagement and dedicated account management, reflecting a career trajectory steeped in deepening product expertise and sales excellence.

Before joining NinjaOne, Matthew Brogie was cultivated through various positions at IBM, including a Solution Sales Specialist and Analytics Platform Account Manager in the Greater Boston Area, demonstrating versatility and sales acumen. An internship as a Product Specialist Sales Intern provided valuable insights into IBM's analytics software division, enhancing Brogie's foundational sales skills. Early professional experiences, such as being an HR Recruiter for By Appointment Only, Inc. and Assistant Supervisor at Clover Co., Inc., complement a robust career journey. Brogie's academic foundations include a Bachelor of Science degree in Professional Selling and Sociology from Florida State University's College of Business—an educational background that underpins a sophisticated understanding of market dynamics and the sociological aspects of business interactions.