Brandon Peay promoted as Pluralsight's Chief Strategy and Operations Officer

Pluralsight, Inc., the enterprise technology skills platform announced the promotion of Brandon Peay to Chief Strategy and Operations Officer effective immediately. Reporting directly to Pluralsight co-founder and CEO Aaron Skonnard, Peay was promoted from his current position as Senior Vice President of Strategy and Operations.

Democratising technology skills

“Brandon joined Pluralsight in 2014 and began making an immediate impact in our growth and aligning our corporate strategy to fulfill our mission to democratise technology skills,” said Skonnard.

“Through his many roles at Pluralsight, he has demonstrated an incredible passion and commitment to our business and has played a pivotal role in achieving our many milestones over the last five years. I’m thrilled to announce Brandon as our new Chief Strategy and Operations Officer and I’m confident his contributions will be invaluable as we continue our growth in 2019 and beyond.”

Role and responsibilities

Peay will partner with leaders across the company to deliver a best-in-class experience for customers

In his new role, Peay will have two key responsibilities to execute on the company’s vision and fulfilling Pluralsight’s mission to democratise technology skills.

He will create alignment across the company to effectively execute the company’s corporate strategy and ensure operational excellence to drive greater speed and growth of the business in support of that strategy. Peay will partner with leaders across the company to deliver a best-in-class experience for customers.

Brandon's experience 

Before becoming the Senior Vice President of Strategy and Operations, Peay served as the Chief of Staff to the CEO, and as Director of Corporate Development.

Before joining Pluralsight, Peay held several roles at Bain & Company, where he helped identify and solve strategic problems for corporations across a variety of industries. Peay holds a BS in Economics from Brigham Young University and an MBA from The Wharton School of Business.