Every photo has a story only the photographer knows. Through his own photography, Brendan shares how moments that felt like dead ends led him to opportunity, and why the shots that matter most are the ones you nearly didn’t take.
WHY ATTEND
Because most of us are sitting on opportunities we can’t see yet. This isn’t a lecture from an expert. It’s a real story about how the hardest moments in my life turned out to be the ones that moved me forward.
WHAT WE WILL SHOW YOU
My journey from a career in sales, through the moments that pulled the rug out from under me, to building Pitch Digital.
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS
You’ll hopefully see your own setbacks differently. You’ll understand why staying comfortable is the real risk, why letting people help you matters as much as helping them, and how your story builds trust in business.
WHAT WILL YOU WALK AWAY WITH
A clear reason to share your own story, because it’s one of the most valuable things your business has.
HOW WILL YOU FEEL AFTER (the 1% er)
Open. More willing to say yes to the thing that scares you, and more willing to let someone in. That small shift is the 1% that changes everything.
About the presenter:
Brendan Rossmen is the co-founder of Pitch Digital, where he helps real estate agencies and small-to-medium businesses turn their social media into a genuine source of leads through strategic content and listing media.
His career has taken him from retail sales to general management, business ownership and high-performing sales roles across automotive and B2B. Along the way, he learned the value of building strong systems, understanding people and turning setbacks into opportunities.
Today, Brendan brings that experience into Pitch Digital, alongside his business partner Craig, helping businesses stand out through social media management, photography, video, drone footage and other content that drives results.
Beyond business, Brendan is passionate about the power of relationships, referrals and sharing the stories that shape us. His Masterclass, The Shot I Never Would Have Taken, explores how life’s unexpected challenges can open doors we never saw coming, why stepping outside our comfort zones matters, and how being willing to accept help can change our direction.