Associate Director Standard & Poor’s
Lecture Class - Thu, Nov. 7
bryan.a.moore@gmail.com
Bryan A. Moore joined Standard & Poor’s in the spring of 2009 upon graduating
from the Romney Institute at Brigham Young University. Bryan is an Associate at
S&P and works in the Western State and Local Government Group based in their
San Francisco, CA office. As a municipal bond analyst, he assigns ratings for cities,
counties, school districts, water and sewer districts and redevelopment agencies.
He really enjoys the work, as it is always changing. Prior to his work at S&P, Bryan
worked as an Assistant Planner for the City of Dublin, CA for approximately two
years and as a Planning Technician at the City of Palo Alto for just over a year.
During his time as a city planner, Bryan examined and reviewed architectural plans
for zoning compliance, collaborated with the local neighborhoods for special projects
as well as worked on General Plan updates and Design Guidelines.
Bryan’s education has been for service in the public sector. He received his MPA
with an emphasis in Public Finance and Non Profit Management. While at BYU,
he worked for the Economic Self-Reliance Center, spent the summer in Ghana
doing research on microfranchises and presented the findings at the 2008 Economic
Self–Reliance Conference at BYU. He was a teacher’s assistant for the International
Development class as well as for the Ghana trip in 2009. Bryan received his bachelor
of science from Northern Arizona University in public planning, with an emphasis in
environmental planning.
Professional associations that Bryan is a part of include the BYU Romney Institute
of Public Management Advisory Board, Net Impact, and the National Federation of
Municipal Analysts. Outside of his professional life, Bryan enjoys traveling, skiing,
baseball and football—more specifically the Denver Broncos. Bryan is also active in
his singles ward and served a mission in the Washington, D.C. North Mission.
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