Bryce Reichmann

Background

About Bryce Reichmann

Results orientated, self-disciplined, and versatile business to business marketing & documents consultant. For just over 6 years I have worked in the automotive industry bringing my customers more traffic through strategic direct mail and email marketing campaigns. My customers rely on me to help them succeed. For the accounts I manage that trust hasn’t always been there. In business trust is earned over months and years of consistent cold calling, follow up, and then following through on promises. As an account manager at Reynolds & Reynolds I pride myself on the fact that I have been able to significantly grow my territory through internal and customer recommendations. I love being able to successfully work remotely. It shows true self-control and reliability when you get the job done while no one is watching. I feel that I have always had that self-control. I earned my Business Administration degree from Saint Mary's College of California in the spring of 2017. I graduated among the top 10% of my peers for the marketing concentration. While managing to maintain a quality GPA, I was also a division 1 athlete on the baseball team. Balancing the rigorous schedule of a student athlete helped me to further develop the time management and self-discipline skills that have molded me into the person I am today. I try to look at every day as an opportunity for self-improvement in both my career and personal relationships. I write down my goals as an easy way to keep myself focused. I’ve found that I naturally set my goals around the things that money can’t buy. Striving for success in these goals brings me joy because there are no shortcuts. They can only be accomplished through pure effort and determination. My current goals are to outperform myself from the previous sales year at Reynolds, grow in my physical fitness and flexibility at the gym, and most importantly continue to bring my wife the same love and happiness that she brings me. Quote to live by “If you can’t sacrifice for your goals, then your goals become your sacrifice.”