ASTM International
Eric Hudson, MBA has a diverse background in technology leadership and business strategy. Eric has held various roles throughout their career, including Director of Product Development at ASTM International, where they were responsible for delivering digital products and driving innovation. At Diamond United Business Solutions & Consulting, Eric served as Principal and Chief Technology Officer. Prior to that, they worked at Crane Payment Innovations as the Global Technology and IT Program Management Office (PMO) Lead, establishing key IT initiatives and deploying SAP across multiple countries. Eric also worked at KPMG Advisory as a Director in the IT Advisory Practice, specializing in ERP transformation solutions. Before that, Eric held the position of Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer at Foamex International, where they oversaw global IT strategy and operations. Eric began their career as the Director of Information Technology at Safety-Kleen Inc., leading enterprise information systems and technology operations.
Eric Hudson, MBA, holds a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) degree in Entrepreneurship/Entrepreneurial Studies from Walden University. Eric obtained this degree, although the specific start and end year are not provided. Prior to their MBA, Eric completed a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science from Winston-Salem State University.
In addition to their degrees, Eric has obtained several certifications. In September 2021, they received certifications in "Bystander Training: From Bystander to Upstander," "Communicating Across Cultures," "Communicating about Culturally Sensitive Issues," "Confronting Bias: Thriving Across Our Differences," "Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging," "Skills for Inclusive Conversations," and "Unconscious Bias" from LinkedIn. These certifications highlight their commitment to developing skills in intercultural communication, diversity and inclusion, and addressing bias.
Furthermore, Eric obtained a certification in TCP/IP Internetworking in October 2000, although the institution is not specified.