Bryndon Preston

Ask Bryndon Preston what he does for a living, and he will likely tell you he has spent more than thirty years doing what he loves most: connecting people and possibilities. It is a fitting answer, because whatever title Bryndon has held over the years, the work underneath it has always been the same. He finds out what people need, and then he finds a way to help them get it. Detail oriented, service minded, and known among the people he has worked with for his integrity, Bryndon has carried those qualities through every chapter of his career, and it is the reason people tend to describe him not by the roles he has held, but by how well he took care of them along the way. People who have worked alongside him talk about his meticulous attention to detail, how well he represents the people he serves, and how much of a pleasure he is to have in your corner, the kind of person they would recommend without a second thought. That instinct to take care of people runs through Bryndon's whole story. He studied nursing and trained in massage therapy before he ever entered the business world, and even as his career grew into sales, marketing, and consulting, helping people feel stronger has stayed at the center of everything he does. For nearly two decades he has served as Vice President of Food Rescue, a Noblesville, Indiana organization that partners with caring agencies across the country to bring excellent food to children and families in need. Bryndon sums up the mission in his own words: feeding the hungry by the grace of God. Today, as a Building Performance Consultant with Energy+, he brings that same spirit to business owners across the Greater Indianapolis area, helping their buildings run more efficiently so their equipment lasts longer and more of what they earn stays with the people who earned it. He often says the savings are only part of the picture. What he really loves is watching an owner put those dollars back into growing their business and taking care of their team. For Bryndon, who believes a good story builds trust that lasts a lifetime, that is the whole point. Relationships first, always. Most people simply know him as Bryn, and the name suits him. Warm, unhurried, and happy to help, he has a way of making you feel like an old friend within minutes of meeting him. Maybe that is why people have been bringing him their possibilities for more than thirty years.