TriVista is pleased to announce the addition of two new senior advisors, Nori Morimoto and Brian Jordan to our growing team of global professionals. “Nori and Brian both have extensive operational experience, and will be a great asset to our team. We are seeing an increase in demand for operational and engineering support, and these two will be heavily focused on these two areas,” said Brenda Reichelderfer, SVP and Managing Director at TriVista.
Nori Morimoto brings more than 40 years of operations experience within the Aerospace, Industrial, and Consumer industries. Prior to joining TriVista, Nori spent more than 18 years with ITT Corporation, most recently as the Corporate Director of Value Based Six Sigma where he was responsible for establishing and maintaining a VBSS culture of continuous improvement throughout the corporation. Prior to this role, Nori spent more than 10 years in other various operations management, marketing management, and product development roles at ITT. A third generation Japanese American, Nori is fluent in English & Japanese. Nori received his bachelor’s of science in mechanical engineering from San Jose State University, and his master’s of business administration from the University of Rochester in New York.
Brian Jordan brings TriVista clients more than 20 years of senior operations experience in the Industrial, Consumer, Energy, Defense and Aerospace industries. Prior to joining TriVista, Brian was General Manager of ITT Corporation’s HydroAir business unit where he led dramatic revenue growth and significantly improved operational performance. In addition to his time at HydroAir, Brian worked extensively within ITT’s various businesses as a Value Based Six Sigma Champion & Director of Continuous improvement. Brian received his bachelor’s of science in industrial engineering from Kansas State University. In addition, Brian received his Certificate in Total Quality Management from California State University and has completed an extensive leadership program at Ashridge University, England.