Brenda Broz Eddy is the founder of Eddy Associates, a management consulting firm specializing in coaching and career development for senior corporate officers and their counterparts in non profit organizations. She has many years of experience as a coach and consultant to officer level clients from substantial companies.  She has also held senior leadership roles in privately held and publicly traded companies and non-profit organizations. Recent client companies include Disney, Rio Tinto Mining, Avery Dennison, Loyola Marymount University, HBO, The Orange County Segerstrom Center for the Arts and the Aerospace Corporation.

Prior to starting her own firm, Brenda was Senior Vice President and Managing Director of the Executive Consulting Practice for Right Management Consultants. In that role she was responsible for executive level coaching and outplacement in the western United States.  Before her tenure at Right she served as Managing Director for the Los Angeles office of Janotta Bray, an international career consulting firm, specializing in senior executive outplacement.

Brenda started her consulting career at Booz Allen and Hamilton, a large international strategic consulting firm and went on to spend a number of years on the faculty of the Georgetown University School of Business where she taught management and organizational development. While at Georgetown she worked with the U.S. State Department to upgrade the management skills of members of the diplomatic corp. Later, as a Vice President at Transcentury Corporation, she led a similar effort under funding from the Agency for International Development. In this role she created the Economic Development Institute and managed a team of consultants providing coaching and management technical assistance to the leaders of International Development Agencies such as CARE, UNICEF and Save the Children. Brenda then led the creation of the End Hunger Network, a non-profit alliance of 120 international agencies and, as its Executive Director, produced the global rock concert "Live Aid" which was televised internationally and became one of the most successful charity fund raising events in history. 

Brenda went from the international arena to investment in and co-leadership of two small entrepreneurial companies, one in bio-hazardous waste management and the other in electronic claims software for doctors’ offices. She was then recruited back into consulting serving as President of Ambrosetti America, the US subsidiary of an international management consulting firm specializing in high level educational briefings for CEOs. During this period she arranged customized educational experiences for the CEOs of a wide range of companies including Fluor, The Capital Group and Sempra Energy, at that time the nation's largest natural gas utility.

Brenda has an MBA from the Harvard Business School and an undergraduate degree in marketing from the University of Southern California. She serves on the board of Counterpart International, a non- profit organization specializing in economic development in emerging countries.