Chris Chinn Email and Phone Number

Empowering adult cancer survivors, thrivers, and caregivers to live beyond cancer through outdoor adventure and community. No one should have to go through cancer alone.•Lead the strategic development and execution of all marketing and communications efforts, including branding, digital marketing, website content management, and social media campaigns, to enhance the organization’s mission.•Oversee the creation and distribution of all written content, including sponsor and fundraising requests, donor communications, annual and monthly impact reports for the Board of Directors, press releases, newsletters, and event communications.•Evaluate, establish, and manage back-end system workflow efficiencies; develop Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), communication templates, and manage CRM databases using Google Sheets and Salesforce.•Producer, Editor, and Publisher of the “Campfires of Hope: Stories of Cancer” podcast, sharing inspiring survivor stories.

Providing an inclusive, supportive fitness solution for busy parents and middle-aged adults to address gaps in the group exercise industry. •Owned and operated a thriving small group fitness center, overseeing day-to-day operations and long-term strategic growth.•Managed lead generation, inside sales, marketing, and digital presence, successfully enrolling and servicing over 8,500 clients and $2m in revenue across two locations. •Voted Top 5 Small Group Fitness Studio in Los Angeles and Top 10 Fitness Studio for Parents in Southern California by ClassPass.

Fulfilling a lifelong passion to lead and impact youth athletes with specialized performance training on-location for sports organizations, academies, and schools.•Led business-to-business sales efforts, including prospecting, cold-calling, marketing, product demonstration, contract negotiation, and comprehensive account management.•Recruited, hired, and managed a team of coaches and an outside sales team, overseeing onboarding, staffing, and professional development.•Secured season-long contracts with over 500 teams, impacting more than 7,000 athletes.