Randy Medina

Vice President Risk Management at Cobank Acb

Randy Medina has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and roles. Randy began their career as a Process Engineer Intern at Motorola, where they conducted experiments and worked in a high-volume production environment. Randy then interned at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, where they developed cash flow models and created software interfaces for ROI analysis. Afterwards, Randy worked as a Senior Consultant at Braun Consulting, providing business intelligence solutions and leading technical aspects of projects. Randy then joined Agilent Technologies as a Financial Analyst, improving cost accounting reporting systems. Randy later joined Milliken & Company as a Marketing Analyst Intern, where they synthesized data and created statistical models to predict consumer behavior. At Chatham Financial, Randy held the role of Director of Financial Risk Management, serving as a relationship manager and consultant to publicly traded companies. Randy also led various team leader positions, being responsible for business planning and P&L. Randy then joined ADI Financial/CircServ/Impact Distribution Marketing as a General Manager before joining CoBank. At CoBank, Randy has held multiple roles, including Senior Manager in Model Risk, Director, and currently serves as Vice President in Risk Management.

Randy Medina earned their MBA in Finance from the University of Michigan - Stephen M. Ross School of Business from 2003 to 2005. Prior to that, they completed their BS in Chemical Engineering and Economics at the Colorado School of Mines from 1995 to 1999. There is no information provided about their education before attending the Colorado School of Mines.

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Timeline

  • Vice President Risk Management

    January, 2018 - present

  • Director

    February, 2015

  • Senior Manager, Model Risk

    February, 2013