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Bryant Harland has a diverse work experience in the field of content marketing and communications. Bryant began their career as a reporter for The Michigan Times during their time at the University of Michigan. After that, they worked as a Senior Technology Writer for Brafton News, where they developed content strategies and wrote collateral for major B2B technology brands.

Bryant then joined Mintel as a Senior Technology and Media Analyst, where they conducted market research and developed syndicated market intelligence reports for the technology sector. Bryant also provided marketing strategies to Mintel clients for new product launches and rebranding efforts.

Following their role at Mintel, Bryant worked as a Senior Content Specialist for Aginity, an analytics management software start-up, where they played a critical role in developing the company's core brand and product messaging.

Bryant then transitioned to All Campus, where they held various roles including Senior Marketing Content Writer, Marketing Content Manager, and Director of Content Marketing. During their time at All Campus, they oversaw content development for over 100 online degree and certificate programs, leading a team and producing content across various marketing channels.

Bryant also worked as a Freelance Writer and Marketing Communications Consultant, providing their expertise to various organizations in building and expanding their brands. In this role, they developed a full range of marketing collateral and implemented marketing process improvements.

Currently, Bryant is working as a Content Marketing Writer for Experlogix, where they develop content for their marketing channels, including social, email, blog content, and media buys, contributing to the growth of the company's social following and increased rankings for priority keywords.

Bryant Harland received a Bachelor's Degree in English Language and Literature from Southern New Hampshire University in the years 2014 to 2015. Prior to that, they attended the University of Michigan-Flint from 2005 to 2009, where they obtained a Bachelor's Degree in English. Their primary field of study throughout their academic career has been English.