Eric Arnold

Eric Arnold has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries. Eric spent a significant portion of their career at PPI - Precision Pulley & Idler, where they held various roles including Inside Sales Representative, Product Designer, Estimating Specialist, and Drafter. In these positions, Eric excelled in customer communication, product design, technical support, and cost estimation.

In addition to their work at PPI, Eric has also showcased their skills in digital marketing and content creation. Eric worked at Knoxville Raceway as a PR, Digital Marketing & Track Historian, responsible for managing social media platforms, creating engaging content, and editing the website.

Furthermore, Eric ventured into media and writing. Eric worked at EA Media as the Owner, co-hosting and producing the podcast "The Dirt from Knoxville." Eric also co-authored a book on the history of the "Knoxville Nationals" event. In addition, Eric contributed as a columnist at Three Wide Media and worked as a freelance writer for Newton Daily News, covering local dirt track racing events, NASCAR, IndyCar, USAC events, and high school bowling.

Overall, Eric Arnold possesses a wide range of skills in sales, design, marketing, content creation, and writing, making him a versatile and experienced professional.

Eric Arnold attended Des Moines Area Community College from 1993 to 1995, where they pursued a degree in Architectural Drafting. Their focus of study during this time was in Architectural Drafting and Architectural CAD/CADD. In addition to their formal education, Eric Arnold also holds a certification in Skills for Success from the Dale Carnegie Course. No specific details regarding the institution, month, or year of obtaining the certification are provided.