Bryan Rivera has an extensive work experience spanning over several companies and roles. Bryan currently serves as the President of Field Operations at Texas Hometown Solutions, where they oversee the operations and business development. Prior to this, they held the position of VP of Operations and Business Development at the same company, managing the sales pipeline and developing new business opportunities.
Before their time at Texas Hometown Solutions, Bryan worked as the Director of Operations and Recruitment/Business Development, where they managed multiple teams and campaigns involving canvassing operations. Bryan also worked as an Operations Manager on a part-time basis.
Bryan has also held various roles in different organizations. Bryan served as the Campaign Manager for Caroline Harris for Texas HD 52, the Business Development Manager/Communications Manager at BF Crane and Rigging, and the Emergency Telecommunications Operations Manager at Williamson County.
Earlier in their career, Bryan worked as the Deputy EMC/Dispatch Supervisor at Galveston Wharves at Port of Galveston and as part of the Office of Emergency Communications at the Texas City Police Department. Bryan also served as the Assistant Emergency Management Coordinator at the City of Texas City.
Bryan's work experience also includes roles as the Maintenance & Repair Manager at Transgulf Transportation and as the Maintenance & Repair Supervisor at Intermodal Equipment Logistics.
Overall, Bryan Rivera has a diverse background in operations management, business development, emergency communications, and campaign management.
Bryan Rivera has a Bachelor of Science degree in Business/Corporate Communications from Lamar University, which they obtained in 2016. Currently, they are pursuing a Master's degree in Political Communication at Regent University, scheduled to be completed in 2024. Furthermore, they have also obtained additional certifications, such as the Professional Development Series from FEMA in 2017 and a Master Telecommunicator certification from the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement in 2016.
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