Tanner Campbell

Employment

• Service Desk AnalystJanuary 2012 - Present

  TBC Corporation

  TBC Corporation owns National Tire and Battery, Big O Tires, Merchant Tires, Tire Kingdom, and Midas. I act as an internal tech support agent to each of our 6,000+ stores nationwide. Supporting everything from basic PC and netwoking issues, to iSeries and JD Edwards command line malfunctions.

• Haiti Committee MemberFebruary 2012 - Present

  Poured Out 501(c)3

  Following my relief trip to Haiti, Poured Out appointed me to their Haiti Committee. As a committee member I am responsible for brainstorming with other members, thinking creatively about solutions to problems facing volunteers in the field, and helping shape the direction of the organization's efforts in Haiti.

• Freelance Web DesignerMay 2003 - Present

  Tanner Campbell Creative Services

  In a freelance capacity, I have been designing and developing websites for nearly ten years. I started in the days of tables and frames and have been doing it ever since. Not only was it my primary source of income prior to starting at TBC, it is also a passion. Building websites is something I genuinely enjoy.

Life Experiences

• Publishing a BookMarch 2012

  Seven Days in Haiti

  Upon returning from Haiti I began writing an eBook about the country and my experiences there. Seven Days in Haiti published internationally in March of 2012.

• International Aide WorkJanuary 2012

  Petit-Goave, Haiti

  In January of 2012 I traveled to Haiti with a small non-profit organization to install water filtration systems in the homes and schools of the Haitian people. This was part of an effort to combat the Cholera outbreak caused by the 2010 earthquake.

• Academic Whimsy2005 - 2008

  Tallahassee, FL

  I spent three years in Tallahassee. In those three years I sat in on every academic I was interested in. From philosophy to physics, humanities to ethics, and biology to religious studies; if I was intrigued by it, I sought it out.

• Military Academy2001 - 2002

  Belle Glade, FL

  During the last two years of my high school career I lived at a military academy run by local law enforcement officials. Not because I was being punished, but because I chose to get away from a turbulant family life. I left military schooling with a strong capacity for leadership and a refreshed view of the world.