Troy Peterson is a Principal, TBP Properties at TBP Properties. He possess expertise in cross functional team leadership, leadership, manufacturing, finance, process improvement and 15 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Troy was an extremely influential manager and mentor to me during my time at Amgen. Under his leadership, our team was able to successfully partner with other groups to turnaround the business, which led to an acceleration in growth and profitability. One of the key best practices he put in place was creating a business scorecard that quantified business objectives and allowed everyone to track them over the course of the year - it became the go-to report for the general manager and his executive team in evaluating business performance. Troy always brings a great passion and intensity to everything he works on, and creates finance teams that are proactive and always strives to be the best. I continue to value Troy's input and perspective when I'm dealing with difficult business decisions.", "I had the good fortune to work with Troy for several years. He was a valued member of the leadership team, adding his very strong financial and analytic skills as well as a keen understanding of the business and its drivers. He's collaborative and knows how to leverage the power of teams to obtain superior results. He's data-driven and holds himself accountable to high standards. Troy is an asset to any organization of which is a part.", and "I had the opportunity to work with Troy at Amgen’s Rhode Island facility when he was responsible for site finance and I was head of Process Development. Over the course of the 3 years we worked together I found him to be candid, accountable and insightful. Troy was data driven, expected results from those around him, was practical about what could actually be achieved, and applied the same set of standards to himself. Troy was always a great partner on whom I could count on to help me figure out how to solve a major problem. I deeply miss his no nonsense attitude, keen eye for detail that sometimes would pick up on things I wish he did not notice, and the confidence I had in knowing I could count on him."