Brian B.

Brian B. has a diverse work experience that spans over several years. Brian started their career as a Data Center Manager at FIFTH THIRD in 1996. After that, they worked as a Developer at Emerson Power Transmission, where they played a key role in developing a new WMS package and implementing an RF network for warehouse operations.

In 2000, Brian joined AP Technology as a Lead Application Developer. During their time there, they led the development of a complete WMS package, Order Entry, and Customer Service application. Brian also managed telephony, deskside support, server administration, and warehouse IT support.

Moving on, Brian worked at Siemens as a Database Administrator from 2004 to 2005. Brian then joined Hillenbrand as the Director of Operations Support, where they led multiple operation teams and improved response time, server downtime, and the overall culture of IT.

Brian had an extensive tenure at GE Aviation, starting in 2007. Throughout their time there, they held various roles, including Senior Director - Digital Technology, Chief Information Officer, and Digital Technology Transformation Leader. In these positions, they introduced Agile methodologies, implemented Salesforce.com as a CRM tool, and supported the company's Commercial Engines program.

In 2017, Brian joined GE Digital as the VP of Data and Analytics, where they managed the creation and development of global data and analytics across Engineering, Manufacturing, and Services for all GE businesses. Additionally, they supported the Trade Management process and technologies for global Logistics and classification of Imports/Exports for GE.

Most recently, Brian joined G & J Pepsi-Cola Bottlers, Inc. as the Executive VP of Digital Technology & Business Transformation, where they continue to drive digital transformation and business growth.

Brian B. attended William Henry Harrison High School from 1988 to 1992. Brian then went on to study Economics at the University of Cincinnati and obtained their Bachelor of Science degree in 1996.