Member Since 2022
Gallup
Omaha Area
Brandon Rigoni, Ph.D., is a Principal at The Gallup Organization and leads Gallup’s Financial Services & Insurance Practice. He has worked with clients in financial services, technology, manufacturing, retail, healthcare, and hospitality industries including many Fortune 500 companies. Rigoni’s insights have been featured in over 100 research reports and articles and appeared in books, peer-reviewed academic journals and popular press publications including The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and Harvard Business Review. Rigoni was formerly Director of Business Development at Spreetail, one of the fastest growing and most unique companies in eCommerce, and Vice President of Business Development at Lincoln Industries, the largest and most diverse metal finishing company in North America. He was an industry advisor for venture capital firm Nebraska Global and developed Power Tracker Technologies, which spawned the company EliteForm. He also designed the Nebraska Athletic Performance Lab (NAPL). Rigoni earned a bachelor’s, master’s, and a doctorate's degree in neuroscience from the University of Nebraska. He co-authored a grant to build a state-of-the-art salivary biosciences lab (UNL SBL) on the University of Nebraska Campus and served on the editorial board for multiple academic journals. Rigoni achieved 1st Team Academic All-Big XII Honors, earned an athletic scholarship, was named Team Co-Most Valuable Player, and was elected team captain while playing for the University of Nebraska Football Team. Rigoni serves on the First State Bank Nebraska Board of Directors, is a University of Nebraska Center for Entrepreneurship Fellow, and has supported the local community through involvement with Habitat For Humanity, Junior Achievement, Leadership Lincoln, Madonna Rehabilitation Hospitals, Special Olympics, American Red Cross, United Way, City Impact, Matt Talbot Kitchen, Lincoln Public Schools, the Nebraska Alumni Association and Husker Football Letterman’s Association.
Does your company practice what it preaches, consistently?
Industry experts weigh in on the tips that keep their companies (and mindsets) growing successfully.
Do you say yes to everything? Industry experts explain the benefits of clearing your plate at work.
Do your homework before you dive in.
Apply these tips if you're serious about developing as an individual so you can help your company grow.
Here's how to write winning word copy that encourages a call to action.
Evaluating the potential for improvement on these core online-business components is essential to elevating a virtual organization.
Holding fast and spreading the word about what your company truly believes in may galvanize new partnerships and potential customers.
Here's some extra motivational wisdom to keep you moving forward as well.
If you're thinking about making the transition to a more flexible work environment, the positives outweigh the negatives, according to these panel experts from Fast Company Executive Board.
Carving out the time for self-improvement on the job can pay off big time.
Keeping a close eye on your cash flow is essential to running a successful company.
Your ability to weather a huge storm, in the marketplace, may also increase the growth potential of your business success down the line.