Brian Phipps
About Brian Phipps
Brian Phipps is a Systems Analyst with over 17 years of experience at American Electric Power, where he specializes in applications for commodity traders and risk management teams. He holds an MBA in Leadership from Franklin University and a BS in Computer Science from the University of Phoenix.
Work at American Electric Power
Brian Phipps has been employed at American Electric Power as a Systems Analyst since 2007. In this role, he has architected and supported applications tailored for commodity traders and risk management teams. His responsibilities include functional design for utility websites and call center applications, showcasing his expertise in both technology and business processes. Over his 17 years at the company, he has contributed to the development of strategic plans that align with the organization's objectives.
Education and Expertise
Brian Phipps holds an MBA in Leadership from Franklin University, which he completed in 2007. He also studied Computer Science at the University of Phoenix, earning a Bachelor of Science degree between 1996 and 2000. Additionally, he pursued continuing education at The Ohio State University. His educational background supports his advanced business and technology acumen, which he applies in his current role.
Background
Before joining American Electric Power, Brian Phipps worked as a Consultant at Compuware Corp from 1997 to 2006 for nine years, followed by a one-year tenure at The Sophic Group in 2006-2007. His extensive experience in consulting has equipped him with the skills necessary to address complex challenges and devise innovative solutions in the technology sector.
Achievements
Brian Phipps has a proven track record of overcoming complex problems through innovative solutions. His experience in functional design and application support has enabled him to contribute significantly to the strategic initiatives at American Electric Power. His ability to design and launch high-impact plans reflects his commitment to enhancing operational efficiency and effectiveness.