Brad Fisher is a director with Baker Tilly’s enterprise solutions and services team. Brad, director with Baker Tilly, joined the firm in 2013 and has over 20 years of experience in SaaS technology with 15 of those centered around Oracle cloud. Currently, he specializes in helping organizations build and translate back office strategies into actionable plans for their human resources (HR), finance and supply chain technologies. Brad assists clients in improving their back office practices and business processes to transform their organization and help shape their vision. With extensive experience in healthcare, life sciences, financial services and professional services, Brad has brought several successful Oracle Cloud transformations to fruition across multiple industries and serves as the ongoing relationship manager for these and other clients. Additionally, Brad is a thought leader on Oracle Cloud. Frequently attends and speaks at conferences with clients and other thought leaders both in virtual webinars and in-person conferences. 

Prior to joining Baker Tilly, Brad worked at Oracle and Taleo where he wore a multitude of hats across a variety of operational leadership positions including finance, HR, consulting and mergers and acquisitions (M&A).

Frequent speaker on HR and finance content at Cloud conferences and webinars

Brad Fisher is a director with Baker Tilly’s enterprise solutions and services team.

University of Central Florida (Orlando, Florida)
Master of Business Administration, finance

Tulane University (New Orleans)
Bachelor of Science, accounting and finance

­Over 20 years of SaaS HR, finance and sales technology experience across strategy, implementation and end users

­Operations leader managing back office systems and business processes across talent acquisition, talent management, budgeting and forecasting, close process and professional services automation 

­Enthusiastic analytics professional working to improve business operations and decision making through analytical architecture 

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