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Matthew Stevens has a diverse range of work experience in event production and management. Matthew started their career in 2012 as the Owner/Director of Ziptie Event Production, where they specialized in organizing endurance athletics, charitable events, and professional venue coordination. In 2017, they joined Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation as the Community Engagement Coordinator, responsible for fundraising and developing race programs. Matthew also served as a Race Director for various events, including the Corporate Fun Run and WIPEOUT Run 5k. In 2019, they worked as a Senior Coordinator for Special Events at the American Association for Cancer Research, where they managed partnerships and fundraising campaigns. Matthew has also held positions at major organizations such as the Washington Nationals, Peloton Interactive, Spartan, and F45 Training, where they managed athletics events and sales/marketing activities.

Matthew Stevens has a diverse education history. Matthew began their post-secondary education in 2000 at the Fox School of Business at Temple University, where they pursued a Bachelor of Business Administration degree with a focus on Finance. Matthew completed this degree in 2004. In 2009, they returned to Temple University to pursue further studies in Marketing and obtained a BBA degree in 2011.

Additionally, in 2017-2018, Matthew attended Columbia University to expand their knowledge in the field of Sport and Fitness Administration/Management through the Sports Industry Essentials program.

Before their university studies, Matthew completed their high school education at Stroudsburg High School from 1996 to 2000.

Matthew also holds two additional certifications. In 2011, they obtained a certification in Leadership Excellence and People Management from the Disney Institute. During the same year, they acquired a Race Director certification from the USA Triathlon.

It should be noted that no specific degree or field of study is provided for Matthew's high school education or their certifications.