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610.933.5246Brian Hua
Implementation Consultant I
Texas, US - Regional SupportArea Of Expertise
Digital Solutions
Education
Rice University, Bachelor of Science in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
Career Highlights
Brian Hua joined ALL4 in August 2022 and works as an Implementation Consultant. Brian’s experience in his past role includes:
• Facilitated the growth of regional operations to achieve higher than the projected sales target of $1.2M in 2019
• Increased sales for a single product line by 20% globally after leading a company-wide, virtual training seminar
• Designed automatic reports highlighting quotes to follow up on, reducing backlog of expired quotes to less than 10%
• Expanded our network of returning customers by maintaining positive customer experiences and close customer relations
• Assumed temporary project manager responsibilities and supervised projects with values up to $150K
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Get to know Brian
Have you ever had a nickname (or two)? If so, what are/were they?
I’ll tell you if you make it to my inner circle…
When you were 8 years old, what did you want to be when you grew up?
My parents wanted me to be a doctor…
What about ALL4 has surprised you the most?
Everyone is so helpful! I’ve heard some consulting horror stories and I’m glad to know that the All4 culture is the complete opposite.
What was the most memorable Halloween costume you ever wore?
Batman!
Stick shift or automatic?
Automatic all the way.
Who is the most famous person you have ever met?
Alex Bregman
Do you have any hidden talents that people you meet would not expect?
I used to (maybe still can) solve a 3×3 rubik’s cube in less than 1 minute
What would you like to become known for at ALL4?
“Oh hey, it’s that guy that lifts heavy” or maybe “Isn’t that the guy that’s always eating?” “Oh Brian? That guy is so awesome! He always has a great attitude and makes me laugh.”
What is the one thing that most attracted you to ALL4?
The amazing culture that management has fostered.
