The IMRRC Staff
Jenny Ambrose
Head Archivist
Jenny Ambrose has more than 25 years of experience working with historical collections as a curator and archivist. For the majority of her career, she served as a graphics curator at the Library Company of Philadelphia, a rare book library founded by Benjamin Franklin, and most recently as a photo archivist at the National Baseball Hall of Fame.
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.
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.
Duke Argetsinger
Archival Assistant
Duke 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.
Josh Ashby
Archival Assistant
Josh Ashby first came to the Center as an intern. Always a race fan, Josh brings skills learned as a museum studies major at Tusculum College in Tennessee. He’s also a photographer, a crew member in the American Endurance Racing Series and announcer in Glen Region SCCA..
Joe Cali
Sports Car Club of America Archives Technician
Joe is a widely respected motorsports photographer, who has been shooting for decades.
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.
Samantha Baker
Membership and Development Coordinator
Samantha Baker comes to the Center with experience in the local wine and travel industry.
Judy Stropus
Consulting Publicist
Judy Stropus is a longtime motorsports public relations consultant, writer, author, race car driver and well-known professional timer/scorer – before computers.