Brian Ueleke

Education

• Graduated from Christian Brothers High School.
• Earned a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Finance from the University of Tennessee.
• Completed an MBA from the University of Memphis.

Experience

• Over 17 years as a corporate finance professional, primarily with FedEx, where his roles included budgeting, product development, and employee compensation.
• Currently serves as Alderman for Germantown (Position 4), where he has been involved in approving funding for significant projects, including the Houston Middle School Expansion and stormwater improvements. (Linkedin)
• Active member of the Germantown Financial Advisory Commission, particularly in subcommittees related to the Germantown Country Club and stormwater fund.
• Leadership Germantown class of 2019 graduate and recipient of the Jim Roberts Leadership Award. (Campaign)

Family

• Married to Beth Ueleke, with whom he shares identical twins enrolled in the Germantown Municipal School District (GMSD).
• The Ueleke family is actively involved in Germantown United Methodist Church, where Brian has served as a Youth Leader, Safety Team Member, and Chair of the McVay Counseling Center.

Personal Statement

Brian Ueleke emphasizes his commitment to community values, hard work, and the importance of neighborhood integrity. His campaign focuses on maintaining Germantown as a great place to live by ensuring careful development, addressing infrastructure needs, and fostering community discussions on governance issues. (Facebook)

Criticisms and Challenges

• Brian has been vocal about his disagreements with some governance practices in Germantown, such as changes to the preliminary/consent agenda, which he feels have caused unnecessary division within the community.
• He advocates for open communication and transparency in local government decisions, emphasizing the need for decisions to be made based on resident input rather than external influences.

Community Involvement and Recognition

• Brian's early life was deeply influenced by his parents' dedication to community service, which he continues today through various roles in the church and local governance.
• He has been recognized for his leadership in Germantown, notably through his involvement in Leadership Germantown and his contributions to the Financial Advisory Commission.

Further Information and Resources

For more detailed information, you can visit his Campaign, Facebook, or his Linkedin.

Public filings

Tennessee law requires candidates and officeholders to file campaign finance reports and a statement of interest. None of the state or county sites below supports direct links to an individual record — you'll need to search by last name on each.

Campaign finance

• State offices (Governor, US Senate, US Rep, TN Senate, TN House, State Executive Committee) — Tennessee Registry of Election Finance . Click Search for Candidates and PACs, enter last name “Ueleke”, and submit.
• Shelby County and municipal offices (County Mayor, Commissioner, Sheriff, School Board, court clerks, municipal alderman, etc.) — Shelby County Public Campaign Finance Portal . Select the election year and search by candidate name (“Ueleke”).

Statement of interest (conflict of interest)

• Required for state and local officials and candidates — Tennessee Ethics Commission Conflict of Interest Search . Enter last name “Ueleke”and, if needed, select the applicable position from the dropdown.