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Career Trajectory Partial Client List National Chris Martin Is a Veteran in the Creative Community with a Career Spanning Austin Presbyterian More Than 28 Years TREE HOWSE telling your story from a unique perspective Chris Martin President and Founder Treehowse LLC Career Trajectory Partial Client List National Chris Martin is a veteran in the creative community with a career spanning Austin Presbyterian more than 28 years. He has worn numerous hats during that time – strategist, Theological Seminary (TX) consultant, creative director, designer, writer, educator, coach, counselor, and Charles E. Smith Jewish manager – many simultaneously. A believer in inquiry and collaboration, Chris is Day School (MD) a catalyst for inspiration within his circle of colleagues, clients and students. Clemson University (SC) Hope College (MI) In January of 2020, Chris founded Treehowse LLC, an Atlanta-based creative Miami Country Day School (FL) and marketing practice dedicated solely to serve the education and non- Mississippi State University (MS) profit market sectors. The Treehowse mission is simple – Through thoughtful, Stetson University (FL) meaningful service, be a catalyst to lift up every person, organization, and entity VA Tech’s Center for the Arts (VA) allowing them to reach their highest potential for positive influence in the world. UNC Chapel Hill (NC) Prior to forming Treehowse, Chris was President of EM2brand and guided the University of the Pacific (CA) company’s evolution for 27 years. After becoming the sole owner of EM2 in 2000, Chris redefined EM2’s mission to target clients in education, the arts, social Local justice, entrepreneurship, and global sustainability. Agnes Scott College Emory University Since that time, EM2 served a national roster of educational institutions at the K-12, Georgia Aquarium higher ed, and graduate levels. EM2’s development process has had cultural and Georgia State University’s transformational impact within all department’s of a client’s institution – recruiting, Robinson College of Business philanthropy, student life, and prospect and parent engagement. Growing Leaders The Howard School Chris uses core philosophies of active listening, marketing integration, design The Marist School thinking, experiential design, and creative advocacy to inspire a collaborative YMCA of Metro Atlanta process for strategic ideation and execution. Mount Vernon Presbyterian School Oglethorpe University After graduating from University of West Georgia with a degree in documentary Spelman College photography, Chris pursued graduate level studies in design at the Miami Ad Springmont School School. He also holds multiple communications and leadership certifications The Schenck School from Landmark Worldwide. St.Martin’s Episcopal School The Walker School Chris later served on the board of the American Institute of Graphic Arts Atlanta Woodruff Arts Center for six years with two of those years as Board President. He most recently Woodward Academy completed a three-year Board Trustee position at the Swift School in Roswell serving on the marketing committee Chris holds a deep belief in education and philanthropy as vital sources for 1648 Briarcliff Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30306 positive social change and has dedicated his career in pursuit of that mission. PH: 404-372-1070 LI: @treehowse .
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