Brad Siniscalchi

Chief Operating Officer @Capital Pump & Equipment

Tooele, UT, US
MOBILE NUMBERS
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WORK HISTORY

Feb 2025 — Present

Chief Operating Officer @Capital Pump & Equipment

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EDUCATION

1992 — 1995

University of Utah

MBA, Business

1983 — 1988

University of Utah - David Eccles School of Business

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Marketing

SKILLS

Cross-Functional Team LeadershipPurchasingProcess ImprovementFranchise SalesProcurementInternationalizationContract NegotiationFranchisingBudgetsNegotiationAccount ManagementBudgetingLeadershipManagementTeam BuildingSales&MarketingSales ManagementPricingHeavy EquipmentInventory ManagementBusiness DevelopmentSales OperationsCustomer ServiceTrainingCustomer SatisfactionSalesForecastingContract ManagementMarketingStrategyOperations Management

ABOUT BRAD SINISCALCHI

An operations and sales leader who consistently delivers exceptional results while maintaining passion and integrity. Motivational management style and builder of highly successful networks which are customer focused, relationship orientated, operationally efficient, and produce profitable results. Possesses a strategic vision to recognize and capture business opportunities. A dedicated team player that actively drives revenue through leadership and accountability.Specialties: Multi-unit management, Leadership, Strategic Planning, Performance Management, Sales Management, Customer Service & Relationships, Business Development, Training and Mentoring, Financial Management and Reporting, ROI and Profit Optimization, Franchise Operations and Development, Process Improvement, Fleet Management and Logistics, Marketing, Operational Efficiency, Pricing and Negotiation, and Delivering Results.

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