Brad Slocum

Brad Slocum has a comprehensive work experience in leadership roles. Brad started their career in 1995 with Champion, Inc., where they advanced through various roles and eventually became the Manager of Support Services. In 2003, they joined Burmeister Electric as the Director of Operations. After that, they moved to Irby Co., where they held several positions, including District Operations Manager, Vice President of Utility Operations, and Senior Vice President of Utility Operations and Marketing. In their current role at Irby Co., Brad serves as the Senior Vice President with responsibilities for Operations oversight, Customer Integration, and Analytics. Brad also provides direct support to the local teams and serves as a business partner to the Regional Vice Presidents. Brad's expertise spans across IT, Purchasing, Marketing, Logistics, Facilities, and Operations. Brad has demonstrated their leadership capabilities and P&L support to the respective teams. Overall, Brad Slocum has amassed a wealth of experience in various leadership positions, contributing to the growth and success of the organizations they have worked for.

Brad Slocum's education history is as follows:

- In 2017, they attended INSEAD and completed the Sonepar Leadership Program, earning a degree in Business Administration and Management, General.

- In 2015, they enrolled in Harvard Business School Online and obtained the Core: Credential of Readiness.

- From 2010 to 2013, they attended Colorado State University, where they graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Business Management, specializing in Accounting.

- Prior to their enrollment at Colorado State University, they completed their 2LAS degree with Distinction at Penn State University in 2010, majoring in Letters, Arts, Science.

Additionally, Brad Slocum has obtained several certifications, including "The Six Morning Habits of High Performers" and "Executive Presence on Video Conference Calls" from LinkedIn, in August 2020 and June 2020, respectively.