Brian Crotty
About Brian Crotty
Brian Crotty - Executive Vice President and General Manager at Dow Jones Energy
Brian Crotty currently serves as the Executive Vice President and General Manager for Dow Jones Energy. He joined the company in February 2022 following Dow Jones' acquisition of OPIS. In this role, Crotty brings extensive experience in the commodity markets, drawing from his history of running news, database, SaaS platform, and analytics businesses. His involvement is crucial for the strategic direction and operational excellence of Dow Jones Energy.
Brian Crotty's Role with the Dow Jones Foundation
Brian Crotty sits on the board of directors for the Dow Jones Foundation. This foundation supports various organizations dedicated to journalism, free press, literacy, education, and the arts. His role on the board aligns with his extensive background in journalism and his commitment to fostering these critical areas of societal development.
Brian Crotty's Career at IHS Markit
Prior to joining Dow Jones, Brian Crotty was an executive vice president at IHS Markit. He led their $900 million Energy and Natural Resources Group. His leadership in this role was marked by significant contributions to the group’s strategic initiatives and business growth, enhancing its position within the energy sector.
Brian Crotty's Experience with OPIS and Hart Publications
From 2002 to 2015, Brian Crotty was the CEO of OPIS, where he oversaw several acquisitions and ultimately facilitated the company's sale to IHS Markit. Before leading OPIS, he spent eight years as a vice president at Hart Publications, an energy infrastructure company. In this role, he specialized in magazines and advertising-supported events, contributing to the company's outreach and industry presence.
Brian Crotty's Educational Background
Brian Crotty holds a master's degree in Journalism from American University. He also earned his undergraduate degree from Johns Hopkins University. His educational background laid the foundation for his professional career, particularly in journalism and the energy markets, underpinning his roles and contributions across various positions in the industry.