Michael Gogel

Michael Gogel has a diverse work experience spanning over several years. Michael is currently the Director of Media Services at Ramapo College of New Jersey, where they are responsible for various tasks such as establishing testing protocols, implementing classroom media programs, reducing reliance on outside contractors, organizing the Media Shop, and maintaining accurate inventory of media assets.

Prior to their current role, Michael worked as a Freelance Broadcast Crew member and later became the Broadcast Media Services Senior Coordinator at MetLife Stadium / Common Logic TV. In these positions, they operated and maintained audio equipment, provided on-field assistance, and managed a wide range of audio and public address equipment.

Before their work at MetLife Stadium, Michael served as an Office Assistant at East Hanover Auto, where they managed P&L, contracts, records, and customer service. Michael also expanded the company's rental division by starting a new branch.

Additionally, Michael had an internship as a Programming Intern at Sirius Satellite Radio, where they edited and produced audio files, conducted research, and assisted with video production and promotional fulfillment duties.

Michael also has experience working as the Mobile Electronics Coordinator / Data Entry Snow Removal at MetLife Stadium, where they were responsible for the distribution, inventory, and maintenance of various equipment and assisted with snow removal coordination.

In their earlier career, Michael worked as a Producer/Host for Gunaxin Media LLC, a Director at Pequannock Valley Middle School, a Marketing Manager at Samsung America, and a Promotion Manager and Promotion Assistant at Clear Channel Radio.

Overall, Michael Gogel has gained a wide range of experiences in media services, audio production, facilities management, office administration, marketing, and event coordination throughout their career.

Michael Gogel earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Telecommunications from Penn State University, graduating in 2002.