Terry Harvard

Terry Harvard has over 20 years of work experience in the media and broadcasting industry. Terry started their career in 1992 as the Director of Broadcast Technology for the 1994 US World Cup Soccer. Terry then went on to work as a Broadcast Systems Engineer for NBC Sports during the 1996 Summer Olympic Games and as a Sales/Marketing Director of Major Accounts for Power TV, Inc. In 2001, Terry became the Manager of Network Broadband Technology for the Salt Lake Organizing Committee for the 2002 Olympic Winter Games. Terry later worked as a Systems Engineer for NBC Sports during the 2002 Winter Olympic Games. Terry also worked at Turner Studios as a Senior Production Engineer, providing engineering and operation support for live studio events. Currently, they are working at The Weather Channel as a Content Operations Technical Project Lead, responsible for managing technical projects and coordinating with different departments.

Terry Harvard attended the University of North Carolina School of the Arts from 1975 to 1977, where their field of study was Theatrical Scenic and Lighting Design. Apart from this, there is no specific information provided regarding Terry's education history. However, it is mentioned that Terry received business training and technical training, as well as obtained various licenses, certifications, and memberships. The details regarding these aspects are not provided, so it is uncertain where and when they were acquired.