Brian Skelding
Director of Digital Transformation at GPRS
📍 Sylvania, Ohio, United States
Brian Skelding is the Director of Digital Transformation at GPRS, leveraging over 20 years of experience leading technology initiatives. With an MBA from Bowling Green State University, he previously managed financial and business systems at the University of Michigan, focusing on process improvement and data-driven strategies.
He transitioned to the private sector after two decades spent leading technology and financial systems within major public universities.
Read the full overview →Experience
25 Years
Current Role
Director of Digital Transformation
Job Level
Mid-senior
Location
Sylvania, Ohio, United States
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Priorities
Topics Brian cares about
Digital Transformation
As the Director of Digital Transformation at GPRS, he leads the strategy and execution of digital initiatives to drive business growth and operational efficiency.
Financial Systems
He has extensive experience managing large-scale financial applications and systems from his previous leadership roles at the University of Michigan.
Career
Work history
7-2021
Director of Digital Transformation
GPRS
10-2017 - 7-2021
Assistant Director for Financial Systems
University of Michigan
4-2014 - 9-2017
Product Manager for Financial Applications
University of Michigan
6-2009 - 5-2014
Director of Business Systems
Bowling Green State University
6-2004 - 6-2009
Senior Consultant
Warnock,Tanner, and Assoc
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Education
2018 - 2020
Master of Business Administration - MBA
Bowling Green State University
1998 - 2002
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
The University of Toledo
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