Brian Jeeninga

Brian Jeeninga has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries. From 2000 to 2005, they worked for AT&T Wireless, starting as a Communication Specialist and Assistant Manager before being promoted to the position of Store Manager. In this role, they opened a new retail store, successfully managed the transition from AT&T Wireless to Cingular Wireless, and focused on ensuring customer satisfaction and sales performance.

From 2005 to 2015, Brian worked for Advance Auto Parts in various roles. Brian served as a General Manager, Commercial Account Manager, and Regional Manager for Eservice and Business Solutions. During their time at Advance Auto Parts, they achieved million-dollar sales, developed strong customer relationships, and created brand awareness through trade shows and training programs.

From 2015 to 2017, Brian worked as a District Service Manager at Dräger, where they managed operations and business development for the company's ignition interlock business. Brian directed installation and service centers, assessed market requirements, and developed market share through targeted marketing.

Since 2017, Brian has been working at RoadGuard by Dräger US Interlock. Brian started as the Director of Interlock Services, overseeing P&L and leading a team of managers covering the eastern half of the United States. Brian then served as the Vice President of US Operations before becoming the President of the company.

Throughout their career, Brian has demonstrated their ability to lead teams, manage operations, develop market share, and achieve sales targets. Brian has also been involved in presenting at government meetings and trade shows, showcasing their strong communication and presentation skills.

Brian Jeeninga has a background in Business Management, having studied at Joliet Junior College. Brian also received training in Sales and Leadership from Dale Carnegie Training. In addition, they have obtained multiple certifications, including "Creating the Conditions for Others to Thrive," "Ken Blanchard on Servant Leadership," "Leading in Crisis," and "Unconscious Bias," all from LinkedIn.