Brad Nickle

Brad Nickle began their career in 1987 as the Vice President of Computer Services at Texas Analytical Laboratory for Environmental Monitoring. In this role, they were responsible for enterprise-wide computing solutions, including computer systems, software, communications interfaces, vendor relationships, purchasing, planning and systems design. Brad also converted the MIS department from a cost center into a profit center through sales and consulting associated with Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS). In addition, they utilized RAD, IE, and prototype development methodologies within an open systems, Computer Aided Software Engineering (CASE), client server, object oriented and 4GL programming environment. Brad also served as the Laboratory Information Management System Project Leader, working with management to develop and implement the first corporate computer system.

In 1995, Brad moved to Cawley, Gillespie & Associates, Inc. as the Software Manager. In this role, they were responsible for the integration of relational database technologies into the mainstream business processes of a petroleum engineering firm. Brad also directed the development of an engineering toolkit, consisting of scientific and engineering programs and graphics, as well as introduced concepts of RAD and object oriented development in a previously FORTRAN only shop.

In 2001, Brad joined The Strickland Group as the Chief Executive Officer and Executive Vice President. As Executive Vice President, they led the Strickland Solutions team as M-Files Partner, which has won multiple awards from M-Files including North America Partner of the Year, Best Custom Software Integration and multiple VIP awards throughout their 8 years as an M-Files Partner. Under Brad's leadership, The Strickland Group has successfully implemented in North America the first M-Files Idol implementation, and has built many custom web applications used by M-Files Clients.

Brad Nickle began their educational journey at Missouri Western State University, where they earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry in 1983. Brad then attended Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, where they earned a Master of Religious Education degree in 1985.