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Bracken began his career in accounting after college. After working in accounting roles for an accounting firm and then PepsiCo he transitioned into brand management early in his career. He first worked at Procter & Gamble, then moved into a General Manager position at General Electric. There are other career moves we talk about in this episode, so make sure you tune in!
Stick around until the end to hear about:
- The key positions that Bracken targeted early in his career that empowered his career journey
- Why Bracken decided to go back to business school after gaining experience
- What advice he has for you while you think about how you want to navigate your career journey
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