The IMRRC Staff
Mark Steigerwald
Executive Director
Mark Steigerwald holds a Masters degree in Library Science from Syracuse University. He previously worked for the IMRRC from 2000-2011 before moving on to Cornell University to work in fundraising and development. Most recently, he was Executive Director of the California Automobile Museum in Sacramento, CA. Mark is a self-described “gear head and racing fanatic.”
Joe Schill
Head Archivist
Joe joined us in September, and brings a wealth of experience in the archival world with him. Joe’s most recent experience has been as an archivist with the Rakow Library, housed within the renowned Corning Museum of Glass. Says Joe: “I am excited to join the dedicated staff at IMRRC! I look forward to learning about racing history from my new colleagues, who seem to know everything there is to know about the subject. My expertise lies in the fields of American cultural and social history, and archival theory and practice. I have always been fascinated by the history of Upstate New York, including road racing in Watkins Glen. I have fond memories of attending The Glen in 1978 to see Formula 1 World Champion Mario Andretti.”
Duke Argetsinger
Archival Assistant
Duke Argetsinger began his career at The Brookings Institution in Washington, D.C., and for many years was employed by the federal courts. More recently, he founded and operated court technology companies in Phoenix, AZ. He is the son of Jean and Cameron Argetsinger.
Joe Cali
Sports Car Club of America Archives Technician
Joe is a widely respected motorsports photographer, who has been shooting for decades.
Bill Green
Historian
Bill Green is internationally recognized for his exhaustive knowledge about racing at Watkins Glen and elsewhere and also for his personal collection of racing materials that was launched at the first Watkins Glen race in 1948.
Rick Hughey
Sports Car Club of America Archives Technician
A native of Watkins Glen, Rick has been involved with racing since high school, when he sold programs at the track. He’s a vintage racer, known for his stand-out Formula Vee.
Eric Monterastelli
Webmaster
Eric comes to us from the Motoring Podcast Network with over 20 years of experience in Web Development, Design, Audio/Visual, Marketing and Social Media. He is the host of the successful Break/Fix Podcast, and MC for the ACO’s Evening With A Legend Series. We’re excited to have him here coordinating all the features you enjoy on our website.
Brenda Neville
Research Center Assistant
Brenda comes to the Center with over 30 years of experience in all aspects of office management. She operated her own bed and breakfast from 2006 to 2018.
Kip Zeiter
Coordinator of Visitor Services and Outreach
Kip Zeiter worked more than 30 years in the travel industry as an agent and manager. He was among the first in the industry to package, promote and escort group tours to NASCAR races around the nation.