Brandon Pitts

I’m currently a Business and Finance student at Old Dominion University, and I’m working toward my goal of becoming a financial analyst. I’ve always been interested in how numbers tell the story of a business, and I’ve had the chance to build that interest through both school and real-life experience. I co-own a small cleaning business where I manage the budget and client payments, and I also work as a shift manager at Domino’s, handling daily deposits and team coordination. These roles have taught me a lot about financial responsibility, leadership, and problem-solving. I’m really excited about the opportunity to grow in a professional setting like an internship, where I can gain hands-on financial operations experience and move closer to my long-term career goals.

I have a strong foundation in business and finance, supported by hands-on experience in both leadership and financial operations. As a shift manager at Domino’s, I oversee daily cash handling, team coordination, and operational efficiency. In addition, I co-own a residential services business where I manage budgets, client billing, and project logistics. These roles have helped me build practical skills in financial management, customer service, and problem-solving—experience that complements my academic background and supports my goal of becoming a financial analyst.

I’m currently pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in Business and Finance at Old Dominion University, where I’ve completed coursework in accounting, economics, marketing, and financial analysis. I also hold an Associate’s Degree in Business Administration from Northern Virginia Community College. My education has equipped me with a strong understanding of business fundamentals and financial principles, directly supporting my goal of becoming a financial analyst.