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Bobby Patrovic has a diverse work experience spanning several industries and roles. Bobby started their career as an International Development & Marketing Associate at International Bridges to Justice, where they conducted grant research and wrote proposals. Bobby then worked as a Program Associate at the United Nations Global Compact, drafting and finalizing materials for the LEAD Board Programme. Bobby later joined Ceres, Inc. as a Corporate Program Intern, where they researched sustainability performance and presented industry trends.

At Target, Bobby served as a Business Analyst in Global Sourcing, managing a $176 million business and ensuring in-stock goals were achieved. Bobby then joined UnitedHealth Group as a Senior Business Analyst (Consultant), where they developed business analysis and project management skills, managing operational projects.

Bobby continued their career at Carvana, where they held various roles including Partner Operations Analyst and Senior Manager of Strategic Partnerships. Bobby executed the implementation of partnerships and built effective relationships with lending partners. Bobby then joined Mosaic as a Manager in Sales Operations and later as Manager in Inside Sales.

At AllVoices, Bobby held positions such as Senior Manager of Sales Strategy & Operations, Director of Operations, and finally Vice President of Operations & Customer Success. AllVoices is an Employee Relations Platform trusted by leading companies to manage employee relations issues.

Most recently, Bobby has been working at Planet DDS as the Director of Revenue Operations. This summary reflects the chronological order of Bobby Patrovic's work experience.

Bobby Patrovic earned a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in International Relations with a minor in Business Administration from Boston University in the years 2010 to 2014. In 2013, they also attended the University of Geneva to study International Relations and Affairs for a brief period. Prior to their university education, Bobby Patrovic attended Miller Place High School from 2006 to 2010.