Brett Polglaze

Brett Polglaze

Principal, Wipfli Advisory LLC

Location
Madison, WI

Brett Polglaze brings over 20 years of experience to Wipfli’s organizational performance management consulting team and has a passion for tackling complex organizational questions. From improving business process flows to assisting clients through complex system selections, his focus has always been to architect solutions that solve critical business issues. He has led all aspects of technology selection, implementation, and operations improvement initiatives.  Serving as project manager, business analyst, solution designer and trainer, he leverages his experience and passion for solution design to assist clients in creating the optimal solutions for their organizations.

  • Organizational and technology assessment
  • Lean process improvement
  • Software Selection
  • Job cost and overhead analysis
  • Six Sigma Methodology

University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
  • Bachelor of business administration degree in finance
  • Bachelor of business administration degree in economics
University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh
  • Master of business administration degree
Villanova University
  • Six Sigma Green Belt
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