Brian Robertson

Brian Robertson has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and roles. Brian has served as a Director of Sales Operations at Interior Logic Group, Inc. since 2018, where they oversee sales operations and provides SAP support. Prior to this, they worked as a Senior Manager of Sales Support & Estimating and a Senior Manager of Information Technology Operations at the same company.

Before joining Interior Logic Group, Inc., Brian held positions at Interior Specialists, Inc. as a Senior Manager of Information Technology Operations and a Process Improvement Manager. At HD Supply Interior Solutions, they were the Shared Services Order Processing & Purchasing Manager, where they managed a centralized team and developed enhanced reporting and metrics.

Brian also has experience in retail, having worked at The Home Depot as a District Asset Protection & Operations Manager, Store Operations Manager, and Store Human Resource Manager. Brian was responsible for managing store operations, asset protection, and human resource functions.

Earlier in their career, Brian worked at UPS in various roles, including District Employment Specialist, District Learning and Development Specialist, and Hub Retention Supervisor. In addition, they have experience as a Production Programmer at AMS.

Overall, Brian Robertson has a strong background in operations management, IT, sales support, and retail, with a focus on enhancing processes, implementing SAP systems, and improving overall efficiency.

Brian Robertson earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Bible and Biblical Languages from Southwest Baptist University from 1994 to 1997. Brian also briefly studied General Studies at the University of Missouri-Saint Louis in 1994. Prior to that, they pursued Nuclear Engineering at the Missouri University of Science and Technology from 1992 to 1993. Additionally, they obtained certifications in "Getting Things Done" from lynda.com in October 2015 and "Interview and Interrogation Techniques" from Wicklander-Zulawski & Associates in 2010.