Brian Pittman
About Brian Pittman
Brian Pittman is an Account Executive specializing in Federal Risk Fraud & Compliance at Thomson Reuters, where he has worked since 2019. He has over 20 years of experience in sales roles at Thomson Reuters, focusing on fraud detection and prevention for federal agencies.
Current Role at Thomson Reuters
Brian Pittman serves as an Account Executive in the Federal Risk Fraud & Compliance division at Thomson Reuters. He has held this position since 2019, focusing on enhancing fraud detection and prevention strategies for federal civil agencies. His role involves leading a team that collaborates with various agencies, including the Department of Labor, USDA, SSA, HUD, and the Small Business Administration. Pittman specializes in providing cloud-based analytics and case management solutions tailored to the needs of federal agencies.
Previous Experience at Thomson Reuters
Pittman has extensive experience at Thomson Reuters, having worked there for over two decades. He began his career with the company as a Sales Executive from 1996 to 2004. He then transitioned to the role of National Sales Manager for the Strategic Accounts Program, focusing on Am Law 100 Law Firms, from 2016 to 2019. Between these roles, he served as Regional Sales Manager for the Large Law Program from 2012 to 2016. His diverse roles have contributed to his expertise in sales and compliance within the legal and federal sectors.
Education and Expertise
Brian Pittman earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Virginia Tech, where he studied Marketing and Psychology at the Pamplin College of Business. His educational background supports his professional focus on fraud detection and compliance within federal agencies. Pittman applies his knowledge in marketing and psychology to develop effective strategies for combating fraud and improving program administration efficiency.
Collaboration with Federal Agencies
In his current role, Pittman leads initiatives that involve close collaboration with Inspector General offices across the federal government. His efforts aim to enhance the efficiency of program administration and strengthen fraud prevention measures. By working directly with federal civil agencies, he plays a crucial role in implementing solutions that address fraud and criminal activities.