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George Fisher has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries. George'smost recent position is as a Manager of Technical Support at digiLED (UK) Ltd, a UK-based LED video display company. Prior to that, they worked as a Media Operations Volunteer for the U.S. Soccer Federation and as part of the game day staff for the Philadelphia Union, where they held roles such as Red Hat, Visiting and Home Team Liaison, and Head Photo Marshal.

George also gained experience in field operations at ANC, where they served as a Regional Manager for NYC Field Operations and as a Lead Field Technician at Fenway Park and the Wells Fargo Center. George has also worked as a Field Technician for various organizations including Temple University, Villanova University, and the Brandywine Trust Realty.

In addition to their work in the sports industry, George served as a Referee Liaison, Red Hat, and Producer's Spotter at select Bethlehem Steel USL matches. George also worked as a Field Media Captain for Relevent Sports during the International Champions Cup in 2018.

George's other experiences include working as an Athletic Communications Student Worker and Volleyball Head Student Manager at Temple University. George also served as the Director of Programs and Operations for the Cherry Crusade student supporter section and as a Volleyball Student Director of Operations Intern.

Furthermore, George has volunteered as a Draft Volunteer for the National Women's Soccer League's 2018 College Draft, and as an MLS Video Replay Assistant for Hawkeye during the implementation of the Video Assistant Referee system.

Throughout their various roles, George has developed skills in technical support, media operations, event management, field operations, and customer service.

George Fisher graduated from Temple University in 2018 with a Bachelor's Degree in Sport and Recreation Management. Prior to attending Temple University, they attended Pinelands Regional High School from 2009 to 2013. In addition to their formal education, George also obtained a First Aid and CPR Certification from the American Red Cross in May 2013. George also has an OSHA 30 certification, although specific details regarding the institution and date of obtaining this certification are not provided.