Work Biography

January 2010 Photo

Bryan is currently the Group Manager, Global Crisis Management for Target, and has over sixteen years of experience as a business & security professional. His areas of responsibility include business continuity and recovery, crisis operations, global intelligence & threat analysis, and Target’s corporate command center. Bryan has held roles in stores, district, and headquarters retail leadership throughout the United States.

In addition, Bryan serves as a member of the Retail Industry Leader’s Association (RILA) Disaster Recovery & Preparedness Committee. The committee’s focus is to ensure the most cohesive and efficient response in the event of a disaster, and to serve as an important forum for collaboration as retailers work with the public sector to clarify roles during an incident.

In June 2009, Bryan was named by Security Director News as one of the Top 20 Security Executives under 40 for his efforts in his previous role leading Target’s Assets Protection Innovation Team.

In March 2010, Bryan was named to the Pacific & Territorial Caucus Committee of the National Emergency Management Association (NEMA) as the Private Sector Representative. In this role, Bryan advises State Emergency Management Directors on issues of importance to the Pacific Rim territories, Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands. This committee also works directly with the NEMA Board of Directors and other policy committees.

Bryan attended Indiana University and the University of Phoenix, graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Administration.

He is also a 2009 graduate of the Advanced Leadership Program of the International Security Management Association, taught at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business. In May 2010, he graduated from the Senior Executive Program of the International Security Management Association, taught at Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management.

See Bryan’s LinkedIn profile for more information.