Brian Bowman

Brian Bowman has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades.

From 1998 to 2020, they served in various roles in the United States Marine Corps. Brian'sroles included Infantry Battalion Operations Chief, Task Force Operations Chief, Battalion Operations Chief, Equal Opportunity Specialist/Training Specialist, Foreign Force Advisor/Senior Advisor, Platoon Sergeant, Recruiter, Security Manager, Operational Specialist, Instructor, and Small Unit Leader.

In these positions, Brian was responsible for a range of tasks such as planning, coordinating and validating training, serving as a technical and tactical advisor to the commander, developing training plans, supervising multiple agencies and branches in Combat Operations Centers, preparing and executing Operations Plans and Orders, and analyzing requirements and recommending additional resources.

In 2020, Brian joined VSolvit as a Project Manager.

Brian Bowman attended Park University from 2016 to 2019, where they earned both a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree and an Associate of Science (AS) degree in Business Administration and Management, General. Additionally, they obtained various certifications from different institutions. In May 2020, they completed courses such as "Initiating and Planning Projects" from Coursera and "Learning Skype" and "Learning Zoom" from LinkedIn. Brian also obtained certifications in project management, including "Managing Project Risks and Changes" from Coursera and "Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt (ICYB)" from the Lean Six Sigma Institute LLC in May 2016. In March 2020, they obtained the "OSHA 10-hour safety card" from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration and the "Master Project Manager (MPM)" certification from AAPM - American Academy of Project Management. Furthermore, in April 2020, they completed several Microsoft Office training courses, such as "PowerPoint Essential Training (Office 365)," "Excel Essential Training (Office 365)," "Learning Excel Desktop (Office 365)," "Managing and Analyzing Data in Excel (Office 365/Excel 2019)," and "Word Essential Training (Office 365)" from LinkedIn.