Brian joined the company at a tough time. Sage Parts was a very marketing-intensive organization, and I had just lost my crucial marketing person, making finding a replacement difficult. When Brian and I first met, I knew he would be the perfect fit. His talents, background, and, most importantly, his intuition were ideal. One of his first tasks was to design and rewrite our website with fantastic results. Brian is also a very talented photographer. This allowed the company to expand its product marketing further. Brian’s work performance was always of the highest quality.

Brian’s attention to detail is truly remarkable. His ability to dive deep into projects and develop innovative solutions is impressive. Whether crafting a compelling marketing campaign, designing eye-catching materials, or developing a comprehensive digital strategy, Brian’s work always stands out. He is easy to work with and fosters a collaborative and inclusive environment. His ability to think on his feet and find solutions, even in high-pressure situations, is a testament to his dedication and professionalism.

Brian is very innovative. He always comes up with creative ways to streamline processes or solve a problem, often going into his toolkit and proposing a solution that others haven’t considered. While it isn’t always the solution settled upon within Sage, he is always bold to share and collaborate with creative ideas that have a lot of best practices, solid reasoning, and logic behind them.

Working with Brian is a pleasure. He always delivers quality results, is great to collaborate with, and always has suggestions for resolving a problem or implementing a new approach. I know he is the “go-to” person for many managers on our team. Brian is very action-orientated. He will jump into any problem, and you can almost see his wheels turning as he thinks about the tasks needed to achieve a goal. He performs at a high level, even under pressure and with large deadlines.

Brian is an extremely tech-savvy individual and takes on projects with authority. I was extremely impressed with his work involving website migration – where coordination, knowledge, quality control and tenacity are all paramount. His personal knowledge of WordPress and blogging best practices are important for any organization seeking to solidify or develop this particular aspect of their business.

Brian was a critical element to the success of ThomasNet News. As digital production manager, Brian held a variety of responsibilities, from digital design conceptualization, managing vendors, and troubleshooting technical challenges across a family of 7 websites/publications. His project management skills and analytical abilities helped ensure timely launch of new titles.

Brian is a publications whiz. He is full of good ideas, and knows how to implement them to best position them for print or digital exposure. Brian communicates well and facilitates productive stakeholder discussions among diverse sets of people to allow for positive growth on any given project. I would be happy to work with Brian any time.

Brian was my colleague at ThomasNet News, where he was an integral part of developing and launching my news blog “Career Journal.” His creative ideas, attention to detail, and willingness to help out fellow staff (even during busy production days) helped drive the success of multiple news sites. I highly recommend Brian to employers.

Brian is a self-starter, entrepreneurial type who can take an idea or concept and make it a well thought out success. I’ve known Brian for many years and it has been a pleasure watching him establish such a respected presence in digital media. He’d be a huge asset as both a contributor or a leader for any number of media companies looking to establish themselves or take their existing digital footprint to the next level.

 Brion seamlessly utilized his vast knowledge of technology to perfect the print production workflow between the art production and editorial end-production departments. Being in the production deportment, I worked closely with Brion lo ensure that a variety of projects. print publications and digital editions are completed and published in a timely manner. Brion is an excellent team player with an eye for detail and great project management skills.

For 18 months I was Brian’s primary editor (CBS New York), where he distinguished himself as our New York Islanders beat reporter by always telling our audience the truth, no matter how painful it was for fans to hear. Brian gets the stories right because of his diligence in reporting and his extremely responsible sourcing. Plus, he’s often thinking outside the box when it comes to presenting his information and that, in turn, separates him from most everyone else in the field. This is a tireless worker who cares little for praise, but a lot about representing his news organization with class and professionalism.

Brian is a prolific and fair journalist of great work ethic and integrity whose work covering and following the ongoing drama surrounding the New York Islanders, the Lighthouse Project, the ongoing Brooklyn/Nassau seesaw has always been first-rate — illuminating and insightful. I always look forward to seeing his work, regardless of subject matter and I enjoy his sense of humor, which is always evident in his work. His writing and humor translates well to Twitter and I’ve followed him in that medium for years now. Although my work relationship with Brian began because we were both writers who covered a lot of hockey, I’ve discovered over the years that he possesses a great deal of depth and breadth; he’s knowledgeable on a great number of subjects and capable of producing his usual great work outside the arena of sports and in various vehicles and media. He’d be a strong asset anywhere