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Brian Speckart has a diverse work experience in the field of marketing and e-commerce. Brian has held various leadership positions in well-known companies such as Ergobaby, Nena & Co, Leef, DC Thomson Family History, Pioneer Electronics, UCLA Extension, Southern California Edison, and American President Lines.

Notably, at Ergobaby, Brian served as the Sr. Director Global Ecommerce and Digital Marketing, overseeing all advertising, web development, and expanding the company's e-commerce presence. Brian also held senior director and director roles in marketing and e-commerce at Ergobaby prior to their current position.

Brian has also served as an advisory board member at Nena & Co and worked as an E-commerce Consultant at Leef. At DC Thomson Family History, they held the position of Head of Marketing for North America, leading marketing and public relations efforts.

During their time at Pioneer Electronics, Brian played a significant role in establishing and leading the company's e-commerce and digital marketing department as a Director (Sr. Manager) of Digital Marketing and E-Commerce.

Additionally, Brian has experience teaching digital marketing as a part-time instructor at UCLA Extension and has worked as a Product Marketing Manager at Southern California Edison.

Earlier in their career, they held positions as a National Account Manager and Marketing Analyst at American President Lines, where they successfully grew market share and implemented marketing strategies.

Overall, Brian Speckart's work experience showcases their expertise in e-commerce, digital marketing, brand building, customer acquisition, and marketing strategy in various industries.

Brian Speckart has a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree with a focus in Marketing and Technology from the USC Marshall School of Business. Brian also holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Communications/Marketing from the University of Utah, where they minored in Japanese. No information is provided about the specific years in which they attended these institutions.