Christina Martín Email & Phone Number

Washington, Dc, Us

A trade association management, strategic communications, and government relations consultancy serving non-profits, trade associations, and companies in the tech, financial services, renewable energy, bioproducts, telecommunications, agriculture and health care sectors. Services offered include strategic counsel, government relations, advocacy and branding campaign strategy; corporate reputation, coalition management; communications and management audits; executive coaching; and social media content creation and training.

Washington, District Of Columbia, Us

Chairwoman of Green Seal, a global certification non-profit with a mission to change the economy for a healthier, greener world. Green Seal’s rigorous standards for health and sustainability drive market transformation based on science and innovation. Green Seal certifies over 36,161 certified products by SKU and is specified in over 100 federal, state, and local purchasing policies. Clients include 3M, Georgia-Pacific, Harvard University, Hotel del Coronado, NRDC, World Wildlife Federation, and Whole Foods. Green Seal certified products are also recognized by Amazon’s Climate Pledge Friendly sustainability initiative."“Christina’s unique combination of expertise in sustainability, business, communications, and policy was a critical asset to Green Seal,” Gatlin [Green Seal CEO] said. “From leading Green Seal’s first all-female slate of officers and increasing diversity on Green Seal’s Board, to her staunch support of our important mission, she has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to the organization’s success, and I am grateful for her leadership.”

Washington, District Of Columbia, Us

Member of the Executive Leadership team advocating for the association’s more than 40 members on matters of public policy, including issues of content moderation, data privacy, cloud procurement, copyright, and more. Overseeing Communications, Grassroots, Creative and Events in US and UK. Internet Association's mission is to foster innovation, promote economic growth, and empower people through the free and open internet. The internet creates unprecedented benefits for society, and as the voice of the world's leading internet companies, we ensure stakeholders understand these benefits. Internet Association represents the interests of leading internet companies including Airbnb, Amazon, Ancestry, Discord, DoorDash, Dropbox, eBay, Etsy, Eventbrite, Expedia Group, Meta, Google, Grubhub, Handy, IAC, Indeed, Intuit, LinkedIn, Match Group, Microsoft, NewsBreak, Notarize, PayPal, Pinterest, Postmates, Quicken Loans, Rackspace, Rakuten, reddit, Rocket Mortgage, Snap Inc., Spotify, Stripe, SurveyMonkey, Thumbtack, TripAdvisor, Turo, Twitter, Uber Technologies, Inc., Upwork, Vrbo, Zillow Group, and ZipRecruiter. (Association has ceased operations. Permanently closed.)

Alexandria, Virginia, Us

Kaptivate is an 8A (minority-owned) marketing/communications and management consulting firm that uses data analytics to supercharge strategy and measurable results. Kaptivate gives voice to vision. Clients include Combined Federal Campaign (CFC), LendPro (FinTech), Association of Fundraising Professionals, and Defense Acquisition Academy (DFU). Todos los servicios disponibles en español.

Washington, District Of Columbia, Us

Served as second ranking executive and Corporate Secretary to Board of Directors for an association representing the U.S. corn milling operations of global agri-business companies like ADM and Cargill. Responsibilities included government relations, policy, sustainability and communications. In addition to membership, elements of operations/IT, budget development and strategic plan. Challenge: Rehabilitate industry and association image – that of the makers of High Fructose Corn Syrup – as they emerged from a billion-dollar lawsuit. Accomplishment: CRA & industry successfully repositioned as dynamic advocates for innovative, forward-thinking plant-based products. Action Taken: Created an award-winning branding and social media campaign – “Kernel of Innovation” – that promoted corn products used in everyday items such as cosmetics, bioplastics, fireworks, antibiotics, 3D printing, crayons and countless more uses including innovative food ingredients. Integrated government relations, policy, sustainability, and communications efforts into innovative, winning advocacy campaigns that engaged policy makers, influencers, employees, and the media at state and national levels. Utilized grass tops, grassroots, social media, graphics and coalition building in order to maximize strategic impact, speed, and cost-benefit. CRA known as a trade association that "punches above its weight". Launched a first of its kind economic study and website examining the combined economic impact of the Food and Agriculture industries, FeedingTheEconomy.com, demonstrating one-fifth of the U.S. economy as well as one-fourth of all American jobs linked to these sectors. Initiated Americans for Farmers and Families coalition focused on NAFTA/USMCA and pro-trade messaging which expanded to include more than 100 members spanning ag, retailers, food, and transportation within first month.

A trade association management, strategic communications, and government relations consultancy serving non-profits, trade associations, and companies in the financial services, renewable energy, bioproducts, telecommunications and Internet, agriculture and health care sectors. Clients advised range from a small non-profit to powerful political advocacy organization with global reach to a confidential billion dollar health care company. Services offered include strategic counsel, media, government relations, advertising and grassroots campaign strategy; coalition management; communications and management audits; executive coaching; and social media content creation and training.

Washington, Dc, Us

Served as second-ranking executive charged with leading an effort to advance repair the battered image of ethanol in the wake of food vs fuel controversy and to reposition the RFA in a new competitive environment. Responsibilities included media relations, advocacy, and advertising. Implemented RFA’s most expansive, multi-media image campaign in its 30 year history, introduced infographics and videos, rebranded the association, produced RFA membership marketing materials, and launched EPA and Congressional grassroots efforts. Successfully turned RFA from an inward Board-centric focus to an outward facing organization with deeper reach into the industry and wider outreach to renewable energy, agriculture, and investment communities – example, repackaging media clips to move from a static list of 359 to a growing subscriber base of over 7,000 readers daily. Launched a social media effort that included over 19,000 total Twitter followers, a dedicated Facebook page and YouTube channel, and managed a popular industry blog, E-xchange. Identified by Biofuels Digest as one of the Top 25 Biofuels Twitterati.Credited with creating a "war room" to rapidly promote and defend the ethanol industry.

New York, N.Y., Us

Created an aggressive, fast-moving, global strategic communications office for the Securities Industry Association (SIA), called "Wall Street's leading trade group", by the Wall Street Journal. SIA merged to become SIFMA, a $100 million global trade association, which represented more than 600 firms. Led three offices -- Communications, Graphics, Web Design & Content -- with a staff of 18 located in Washington, New York, and London. Served as first woman on the SIFMA management team.

Cambridge, Ma, Us

Led weekly study groups entitled “The Skills Necessary for Success on Capitol Hill” and appeared on a panel alongside well known reporters at the Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy to debate the future of newspapers and journalism. (Worked concurrently for SIA/SIFMA from Boston, Washington and NYC.)

Washington, Dc, Us

Served on the management team of the Washington office of Weber Shandwick (the world’s largest public relations agency and PR Week’s 2005 “Agency of the Year”). Conceptualized and developed new business opportunities for the Washington office and the larger Weber Shandwick global network especially in the fields of public policy and telecommunications.

Washington, Dc, Us

Repositioned CTIA, including name change to Cellular Telecommunications and Internet Association, to lead the way on introduction of the app-based economy, smart phones, geolocation, 3G to a 5G future, and IoT.Managed offices of Communications, Events, Creative, and The Wireless Foundation.Created industry image campaigns focused on innovation and safety. Advocacy campaigns spanning the telephone excise tax, distracted driving, and spectrum issues, including dedication of first responder spectrum band post-Sept 11th attacks. As well as state advocacy campaigns on regulatory actions on taxes, consumer contracts and advertising. Handled crisis communications related to cell phones and brain cancer. Started industry grassroots efforts which engaged consumers for the first time via bill stuffers and eventually through a dedicated online consumer engagement entity.

Washington, Dc, Us

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