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Proforma's Chief Revenue Officer, Brian Roney, was named to the Tampa Bay Business Journal's 40 Under 40 list for 2026. He was recognized for his leadership and community impact within the Tampa Bay area.
Proforma has announced that its Chief Revenue Officer, Brian Roney, was recognized in the Tampa Bay Business Journal’s top under-40 class for 2026. This recognition notes leadership and community impact within the Tampa Bay area.
For more than two decades, the Tampa Bay Business Journal has honored professionals under forty whose influence drives organizational growth, creates positive economic impact, and strengthens the community.
“It’s an honor to be recognized alongside so many exceptional leaders who champion innovation and create meaningful change across Tampa Bay,” said Brian Roney, Chief Revenue Officer at Proforma. “I’m grateful for the opportunity to be part of such a talented and inspiring community.”
As Chief Revenue Officer, Brian drives financial initiatives that strengthen Proforma’s mission to empower Distributor success. His leadership has helped position technology as a competitive advantage for the Network, particularly through his contributions to Proforma’s scalable eCommerce platform, ProStores®, which surpassed 2 million transactions earlier this year.
“Brian is always thinking about what we can build today that will make Proforma stronger tomorrow,” said Tim Nale, Chief Brand Officer at Proforma. “That perspective has shaped how we create opportunities for our Distributor Owners to build stronger, more successful businesses.”
Beyond business success, Brian has spearheaded several civic initiatives, including the creation of Proforma's Proform-A-Service Day. Originally established to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, this yearly program provides Proforma Support Center Team Members with a paid workday to volunteer for charitable causes and community organizations of their choice.
In addition, Brian has held memberships in various local organizations over the years, including the Davis Islands Village Association (DIVA) since 2024 and the Davis Islands Civic Association (DICA) for more than a decade. A devoted husband and father of three, Brian also serves as an assistant coach for his son’s Bayshore Little League t-ball team, helping shape the next generation of Tampa.
Proforma is a company providing technology-enabled printing, promotional products, packaging, and eCommerce solutions. It supports distributor-owner success and offers resources for its network.
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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on August 17, 2026. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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