Adam Loftus

Adam Loftus has a wide range of experience in various roles and companies. Adam currently holds the position of Head of Servicing Strategy & Analytics at Bridgecrest, a leading digital financial services provider. Prior to joining Bridgecrest, Adam worked at DriveTime as the Head of Servicing Strategy & Analytics.

Before their time at Bridgecrest and DriveTime, Adam worked as a Vice President at Goldman Sachs. Adam also gained experience at Flagship Credit Acceptance, where they held roles such as AVP of Business Strategy & Analytics and Director of Business Strategy. Additionally, they worked as a Business Strategy Manager at Flagship Credit Acceptance.

Adam's career started at Capital One, where they worked as a Senior Business Analyst and a Data Analyst in the Capital One Auto Finance division. Adam also gained experience as a Project Management Intern at ExxonMobil.

Early in their career, Adam interned at Johnson Controls as an Intern, where they designed HVAC control wiring diagrams and coordinated equipment installation for a project. Adam also interned at Turbine Air Systems as a Product Development Intern, where they were involved in creating process flow diagrams and bill of materials for standard product lines.

Overall, Adam Loftus has a strong background in strategy, analytics, and finance, with experience in various industries such as digital financial services, banking, and automotive.

Adam Loftus completed their Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) degree in Mechanical Engineering at Vanderbilt University from 2008 to 2012. In addition to their degree, they also obtained certifications in various fields, including "Disruptive Strategy" from Harvard Business School Online in November 2018, "CORe: Credential of Readiness" with High Honors from HBX | Harvard Business School in July 2015, "Business Process Management" from Capital One in March 2013, and "Machine Learning Via Stanford University" from Coursera in 2013. Adam also acquired an Engineer Intern (EI) certification through NCEES via TN Board of Architectural and Engineering Examiners in May 2012. Lastly, they achieved the certification of "Emergency Program Manager" from FEMA, although specific details about the completion date are not provided.