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Eric Hunzeker, MBA
Chief Product Officer at PenLink
Eric Hunzeker, MBA is a seasoned business executive currently serving as the Chief Product Officer at PenLink, a company based in the Omaha Metropolitan Area.1 With a strong background in product development and management, Hunzeker has held various leadership roles throughout his career.
Career Highlights
PenLink Roles::
- Chief Product Officer (current position)35
- Chief Revenue Officer (previous role)
- Director of Product Development4
Other Professional Experience::
Education and Skills
Hunzeker holds an MBA degree and is an alumnus of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.1 His expertise spans across various areas of business and technology, including:
- Product development and management
- Revenue generation strategies
- Software engineering (fullstack)6
Professional Network
Eric Hunzeker has a significant presence on professional networks, with over 600 followers on LinkedIn.1 He is actively involved in industry events, such as the PenLink Training Summit, where he has contributed to organizing large-scale in-person training sessions.2
Contact Information
For those interested in connecting with Eric Hunzeker professionally, his LinkedIn profile can be found under the username "erichunzeker".1 He is open to full-time and contract work opportunities in software engineering.6
Highlights
High-level market segment-targeted co-branding and marketing, IMHO.
With all of the craziness and hyper-polarization of people's views these days, you see a lot of arguing -- IRL in the streets during rallies, online in social media comments, etc. I'm reminded of advice my grandpa gave me when I was a boy: Never argue with a fool in public lest the public not know which is which. His double lesson being both 1) don't get suckered into a fight that is unlikely to actually resolve anything, but is likely to make things worse -- keep your calm, and 2) don't be so sure that you're "right" about the issue and that the other person is "wrong." There always exists the possibility that both of you are right, and clearly both of you may be wrong -- on some or all of it. Much of what we deal with in life is not either-or, or dare I say, black and white. It just takes too much patience and effort and open-mindedness, it seems, to actually have those conversations. Let's all try to have the patience. Let's all try to make the effort. Let's all try to be open-minded. We may be astounded at how reasonable the "other side" can be when we, ourselves, are reasonable. #inthistogether2020
