About Eric

I design learning experiences and practical tools that help people understand complex information and apply it in real situations.

Professionally, I work in learning design and training development. As an Education Specialist with MISS DIG 811, I create training and outreach that support excavators, utility companies, locators, and the public across Michigan. My work focuses on safety, compliance, and real-world decision-making that protects people and underground infrastructure.

I also design sales training for Revlogic, helping teams communicate value clearly using frameworks such as MEDDPICC.

Before moving into learning and development full time, I worked in education and was honored with the Outstanding Educator Award through Northwest Education Services. I hold a Bachelor of Science in Spanish and Theatre Education and a Master’s degree in Spanish Language Instruction.

Theatre

Outside of my professional work, I’m deeply involved in community theatre.

At Old Town Playhouse, I serve as a Tech Chair for Stage Management and a member of the Artistic Committee.
I’ve worked on productions both onstage and behind the scenes, including stage managing the Michigan Community
Theatre premiere of Waitress.

My experience as both a performer and production team member shapes how I approach collaboration,
communication, and organization within theatre.

Many of the resources on this site, including the Stage Manager Toolkit, grew out of that work.