Eric Conner

Eric Conner is a technical manager, operator, supervisory field engineer and television professional with over 30 years of global experience in high-stakes remote and studio broadcast environments. Serving as the operational anchor and proactive problem solver, Eric specializes in end-to-end technical oversight, complex signal transmission routing and field operations infrastructure.

Previously, Eric was a CBS News field technician in Washington, D.C., where he oversaw the coordination of a variety of remotes, managed LiveU cellular bonding devices, and orchestrated the routing of paths for national distribution. Prior to this, Eric spent more than two decades as a field technician and White House cameraman for Fox News, where he managed critical technical infrastructure for the USTV Pool and shot award-winning ENG camera work. His extensive portfolio of major remote operations includes State of the Union Addresses, Presidential Debates, Election Night coverage, conventions, Super Bowls, and countless hours of liveshots. He began his career at ABC Sports, contributing to landmark live broadcasts such as the U.S. Open Golf Championship, Preakness Stakes, and Little League World Series.

Eric holds a bachelor's degree in Communications with an emphasis in Broadcasting from Susquehanna University. He has traveled to all 50 states and over 65 countries. Outside of his professional work, Eric is a proud father of three. An outdoor enthusiast, he enjoys hiking, camping, golfing and can often be found playing acoustic guitar.