Rapid Response Monitoring Announces Project Management Office Manager

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Rapid Response Monitoring has announced Brian Sheehan as project management office manager.

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In this role, Sheehan “will oversee all aspects of the project lifecycle and play a pivotal role in leading the dedicated project managers and PMO to success,” according to the company announcement.

Sheehan has more than 15 years of professional experience in operations, analytics, and management.

“It all starts by identifying pain points so that systems can be rebuilt to create more efficient workflows,” he says in the company announcement.

Rapid Response’s New Project Management Office Manager

As PMO manager, Sheehan “will focus on the evolution of Rapid Response’s proprietary monitoring platform, Triangulum AI, and spearhead the integration of relationships with vendors and dealers,” the company announcement says.

“We are confident that Brian’s experience in end-to-end project management will strengthen the development of our Triangulum AI platform, further positioning us to provide our dealers with an even greater competitive advantage in the marketplace,” says Jeffrey Atkins, president of Rapid Response Monitoring in the company announcement.

Sheehan holds a bachelor of science degree in human resources management from SUNY Oswego and is currently pursuing a project management professional certification.

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