Eric Anderson

Eric Anderson has a diverse work experience spanning different industries and roles. Eric is currently the Chief Marketing Officer at Spiceology, where they oversee the Marketing, Sales, and Culinary teams. Prior to this, Eric worked as the Vice President Global Marketing at Scientific Learning, where they led a marketing overhaul in preparation for the company's strategic acquisition. Eric also served as the Vice President of Marketing at Stay Alfred, a tech-enabled hospitality brand. Eric's responsibilities at Stay Alfred included brand management, revenue growth, and strategic communications.

Before joining Stay Alfred, Eric worked as the Executive Vice President of Marketing at TPC Training Systems, focusing on marketing alignment and optimization for business growth and acquisition. Eric also held the position of Senior Vice President of Marketing at People to People Ambassador Programs, where they transformed the company's customer acquisition strategy and oversaw various marketing functions.

Eric's early career included roles at White Horse advertising agency, where they served as the Vice President of Marketing, Director of Emerging Media, Director of Agency Services, and Creative Director for Online Advertising. Prior to that, they worked as the Creative Director at Tahan Advertising.

Eric's educational background includes experience as an Adjunct Professor at Washington State University, where they developed and instructed courses in advanced composition, cultural theory, and film theory. Eric also provided strategic consultation for the university's web-based curricula development.

Lastly, Eric has relevant experience in fundraising and communications as the Associate Director of Development at the Greater Philadelphia Food Bank, where they successfully raised funds for a significant expansion campaign.

Eric Anderson attended Saint Louis University from 1987 to 1991 and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and Political Science. Eric then pursued a Master of Arts degree in Humanities at Marquette University from 1992 to 1994. Continuing their educational journey, Eric joined Washington State University from 1994 to 1998 to work towards a PhD in English and Cultural Studies, where they achieved the ABD (All But Dissertation) status.