171. Behind-the-Scenes of a Major Marathon: Eli Asch on Directing Big Races

171. Behind-the-Scenes of a Major Marathon: Eli Asch on Directing Big Races

Eli Asch is currently the Race Director for the Twin Cities Marathon. Prior to this role, he directed the California International Marathon (CIM), which hosted two USATF marathon national championships. Under his direction, CIM was the fastest-growing major marathon in America.

Eli also served as the Logistics and Operations Manager for the Austin Marathon and Half Marathon events. He holds an MBA in Sports Business from San Diego State University and a BA in English from Whitman College, where he was captain of the cross country team.

I wanted to bring Eli on the podcast to share the details of what it takes to put on a major marathon race.

We talk about:

Enjoy my podcast with Eli and rejoice in the knowledge that races are, in fact, coming back!

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