Bryan Timm Email & Phone Number

Recent President of a $2.5b global portfolio of brands seeks executive consumer products leadership opportunity. I am an experienced strategist and brand builder, and go-to-market executive who fuels brand growth across geographic and distribution channels.“Bryan has played an integral role in our journey from a single brand with approximately $300M in sales in 1997 to a multi-brand, multi-channel business with $2.4b in sales in 2016 and more than 6,000 employees around the world… a key contributor to our growth and transformation… establishing leadership that will plant the seed for future growth at our Mountain Hardwear brand and in our direct-to-consumer business.“ (Friend & former Columbia Sportswear boss Tim Boyle)EXECUTIVE EXECUTION• I established corporate operating platforms that allow brands to grow profitably, leveraging the supply chain in order to streamline time to market while reducing costs and reinvesting savings to grow consumer awareness of brands. • I’ve led a global multi-year business transformation costing in excess of $100m and providing a combined $350m back, fueling brand awareness by expanding gross margin and reducing operating costs.• I am a people leader who thrives on engaging employees and motivating them to execute at their highest level. BOARDS• Umpqua Holdings Corporation (Nasdaq: UMPQ), a unique community bank with over $25 billion in assets; Audit Committee Chairman and Board Vice-Chairman.• Northwestern Mutual Policy Owner’s Examining Committee; past Chairman/ member.• Doernbechers Children’s Hospital Foundation.• University of Idaho School of Business and Economics Advisory Board.I have a Bachelor’s degree from the University of Idaho in Accounting and was awarded their Silver and Gold Achievement and Service. I was awarded CFO of the Year for Overall Public Companies by the Portland Business Journal and was a nominee as Best CFO of a Consumer Apparel, Footwear, and Textiles Company by Institutional Investor.

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  University Of Idaho

  Accounting