Master Your Story

Cam Brown is the founder and CEO of King Fish Media, a leading marketing agency specializing in content based solutions. His broad range of experience includes designing and managing large scale integrated programs for a wide variety of industries. He also works with King Fish clients on increasing conversions for their customer acquisition, retention and sales strategies. Cam brings over 25 years of print, interactive, video, live events and marketing/ advertising experience with industry leaders such as Ziff Davis Media, Arnold Advertising and The Robb Report. At Ziff Davis, Cam founded and headed the first ever-custom media business unit at the company. Cam often provides strategic marketing consulting to the investment and venture capital community for emerging companies, advising them on their communication strategies.

He serves on the Advisory Board of Give Us Your Poor, an organization that brings together the latest research, multimedia, celebrities, citizens, homeless people, and partner organizations to help end homelessness, and is an Advisor to FreePriceAlerts.com, a price search engine that notifies online shoppers via any device when the lowest price for products is available to them.

Founded in 2001, King Fish Media is a leader in strategy, content marketing and custom design, having created profitable programs for companies such as Ameriprise, Boston Private, CoLucid Pharmaceuticals, Commvault, IBM, Intershop, Janus Capital, Keurig Green Mountain, Nasoya, Nuance, Parexel, QOL Medical, Risk Strategies Company, Zappos, and others. King Fish Media is headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts.

Amy Miller Cohen, Ph.D. received her doctorate in Psychology in 1975 from Teachers College, Columbia University and did post-doctoral work at the Ackerman Institute for Family Therapy. She has previously taught at Brooklyn College for several years and was a psychologist for Head Start in Newark, New Jersey while she lived in New York City. In 1979 Amy moved to Bethlehem, PA. She was widowed in December 2016 after a 42 year marriage. Amy has two adult children, two grandchildren and two golden doodles.

Amy works with people of all ages and stages of life who come to her with a variety of concerns and challenges through her creative processes including SoulCollage, photography, and writing.

Christian Frederick Martin IV was born on July 8, 1955. He then attended UCLA, majoring in Economics. In his free time, he helped in the guitar repair shop of Westwood Music in West Los Angeles, and this also gave him a valuable insight into the retail end of the music business.

When Chris was small, he helped box strings, 6 to a box. In 1972 and 1973 he became more active in the business, helping in the office and attending the NAMM Trade Show in Chicago. He also worked in the machine room cutting out guitar neck blanks on the bandsaw.

During the summer of 1973, Chris spent his time learning every operation and assisting with the construction of a D-28S guitar. This and his apprenticeship in the shop was an invaluable experience when he took his place in the family business.

Chris joined the Martin Guitar Company full time after his graduation from Boston University in 1978 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from the School of Management. Chris worked in many departments, learning how the business functioned from the bottom up. In 1985 he was appointed Vice President of Marketing, and he took an active roll in the day-to-day challenge of running a traditional business in a modern world. After the death of his grandfather, C. F. Martin III, on June 15, 1986, C. F. Martin IV was appointed Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer, indicating his responsibility for leading Martin into the next century.

"Since 1833 musicians have connected with audiences everywhere the world over, showcasing their talent and virtuosity over all genres. Martin's significance and cultural impact over 186 years is simply immeasurable." - Chris Martin

Martin guitars and Martin strings are the instruments and strings of choice for musicians around the world, from the icons of rock, pop, country, folk and bluegrass to those just beginning their careers. They can be seen across all segments of pop culture, from television to movies, Broadway, books, online, and gracing the covers of popular magazines on newsstands everywhere. One of the world's leading acoustic instrument makers for nearly two centuries, Martin guitars are hand-made by skilled craftsmen and women, who use a combination of new design and techniques, along with those introduced by the company founder.

Billy Staples was born and raised in Phillipsburg, New Jersey and graduated from Phillipsburg Catholic High School. During his childhood, Billy had the privilege of spending time in the Phillies, Mets and Yankees clubhouses.

After graduating Kappa Delta Phi from East Stroudsburg University in 1993, Billy developed a unique style of teaching English that helped win him several awards, including 1998-2000 nominations for Disney's National Teacher of the Year.

Through the support of Chicken Soup for the Soul author Jack Canfield, Staples and Rich Herschlag signed a book deal for Before the Glory. Billy spent the next 12 years on the road promoting education and reading.

Building on the success of Before the Glory, Billy, Linny Fowler, and Judy Tierney founded the scholarship group B.E.S.T. The program has provided financial support and mentoring to over 70 college students and encouraged them to return to their communities to give back.

Most people have goals in life that consist of being successful, or to buy a house by the beach. There are many paths someone can take to reach their goals. Today, Tasha Uliano, from Sahl Communication, Inc. speaks on the importance of keeping an open mind to get where you want to go in life, and to be happy with your choices.

Tasha Uliano graduated with a B.A. in communications, journalism and public relations along with a minor of political science in December of 2017 from Shippensburg University. She was the first in her family to graduate from a university. She values her independence and determination as well as what the world has to offer. She finds joy in seeking out different worldviews and seeing new places. This is one of the many things she learned while studying international politics throughout Europe. She is also very passionate about politics, NATO and writing. Tasha is extremely open-minded while she continues on her journey of creating her own story. She said, "You never know where an opportunity might lead you."

During her podcast interview, she mentions that stepping outside of your comfort zone is one of the most uncomfortable things to do, but one of the most important steps on the road to success and finding out who you are.

To see some of Tasha's projects go to https://tlcu095.wixsite.com/tashauliano