Corey Arnold

Corey Arnold has a diverse work experience in the field of entomology. Corey started their career as a Field Research Assistant at the Charles Darwin Research Foundation, where they designed and implemented a pest management protocol and compiled a registry of insects in the Galapagos Island chain. Corey then moved on to work at the University of Georgia, first as a Technician in the Medical Entomology Lab, where they conducted chemical bio-assay trials and maintained a Black Fly test population. Later, they worked as a Field Technician in the Urban Entomology Lab, gathering field data on pest populations and product trial efficacy rates. Corey's most recent position was as the President/Owner of Peachtree Pest Control Co, Inc., a successful pest control company.

Corey Arnold pursued their Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree in Management from 1996 to 2001 at the University of Georgia - Terry College of Business.