Each team member is committed to our value of passionate collaboration

Robin brings a wide range of media experience, from traditional — TV, radio, print and outdoor — to new and evolving digital media, such as banner ads, native, paid social and digital video. Her client work includes Tennyson Center for Children, Partners for Children’s Mental Health, the Colorado Department of Human Services and McWhinney.

In her role, she executes marketing strategies, including shopper marketing for CPG clients, direct response initiatives for travel clients and brand stewardship for energy companies. Prior to her work here, Robin was a connection strategist and worked closely with a creative team to design promotional tentpoles and campaigns for new product launches.

Wendy is based in Milwaukee, where she creates and implements public relations campaigns for a variety of consumer and nonprofit clients. She has worked on award-winning accounts including The Special Olympics USA National Games, Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver’s Carter Work Project, the Colorado Garden Foundation and Warrior Games. She enjoys creating product launches, special programs and influencer campaigns for a variety of clients including Denver Preschool Program, Smartabase, Opsis Health, Bat Around, Tennyson Center for Children and Sun King Brewery, and has previously worked with Mental Health Colorado, Molson Coors Brewing Co., Oskar Blues, Deere & Company, Big Blue Swim School and CorePower Yoga.

Wendy is our official cheesehead and our unofficial record keeper. By record keeper, we mean that she’s been around long enough to know the dirt on everything. And speaking of dirt, she enjoys spending her free time turning it (the clay version) into functional pottery at the Milwaukee Potters Guild, where she is a founding member.

Jack loves using data within the digital marketing landscape to solve puzzles for GFM|CenterTable clients, develop strategic SEM plans, and manage SEO and PPC campaigns. He works with clients to manage and report on their marketing data, so they can better understand their investment. Jack has worked with clients such as Crestone Capital, Think Wood, the City and County of Denver and more. He began his career at The Ralphie Report, a leading University of Colorado Buffaloes community and website, eventually leading all site coverage and strategy for the Buffs football program.  

With more than 25 years of public relations experience, Trish oversees marketing communications programs for a variety of consumer and nonprofit clients at GFM|CenterTable. She specializes in media and influencer relations, event management, messaging, internal communication, community outreach, crisis and issues management and out-of-the-box ideas that generate results. Her teams have won several PRSA Gold and Silver Picks for creative program development and execution of events and programs.

Life on the Front Range suits Trish well. Whether it’s paddleboarding, skiing, hiking with her dog, biking or traveling to new countries, just pepper in some time with family and friends and she’s happy. A hardworking wife and mother of two, she still manages to make time to check out the indie-rock scene with her husband and experiment with new recipes in the kitchen.

Becky uses her deep experience in paid media to create strategic, innovative approaches to campaigns for GFM|CenterTable clients. She is passionate about helping clients achieve business goals by identifying the right target audience and reaching them at the right time with the right message — then optimizing campaigns to be as efficient and effective as possible.

Often referred to as “the organized one,” her team members and clients appreciate her self-proclaimed “strangely good memory for detail” and her love for data and Microsoft Excel spreadsheets. With more than a decade of experience, Becky has planned and bought just about every form of media to date, is mindful that lists are always evolving and works hard to stay up to date on the latest opportunities. As an integrated thinker, she knows how to formulate an effective media plan across both traditional and digital media and has worked with a wide variety of clients and industries ranging from national to hyper-local campaigns.

As a new mom and Colorado native, she gives back to her community by donating and supporting meaningful causes such as Food for Thought and Denver Safehouse. Becky loves to travel, spend time with her family and dog, and she loves a good glass of wine.

With more than two decades of experience in social media and digital strategy, Lauren is passionate about helping clients find their best digital brand voice using innovative content and campaign techniques. Her expertise includes campaign development and execution, crisis communication and managing digital activations.

Throughout her career, Lauren has directed social media and digital campaigns for American Express, Central Park Denver, Children’s Hospital Colorado, East West Partners, NBC, the Olympic Games and Samsung. Lauren is committed to giving back to her community and, along with her brother, co-founded The ProjectSpark Foundation, a nonprofit created to support Parkinson’s research in honor of their mom, who is battling the disease. She has served on the marketing advisory board of Children’s Hospital Colorado and currently serves on the board of trustees for the Montessori Academy of Colorado.

A passion for creating digital ecosystems that expand brand awareness, loyalty and conversions drives Kathleen in her senior strategist role. Her client experience includes Molson Coors, Maxwell House, National Cattleman’s Beef Assoc., Community Food Share, Wyoming Office of Tourism, GoBreck and others. She holds a master’s degree in Strategic Communications from the University of Denver (DU) and double bachelor’s degrees in Communication and Political Science from Hope College in Michigan. She’s also an adjunct lecturer at DU, an improv performer, and the “voice” of GFM|CenterTable on social media.

Mike DelliVeneri is an award-winning digital marketer who knows what it takes to tell a good tale. He works closely with clients such as Opsis, Smartabase and Crestone to deliver an authentic brand voice that mobilizes audiences to action.

Prior to his work at GFM|CenterTable, Mike ran his own consultancy, Marble Trout Media, where he worked with clients in the conservation and outdoor industries to help them build community and further their missions. Prior to that, he managed digital and non-traditional marketing at Colorado Parks and Wildlife. While there, his work was awarded Best Government Twitter account and Instagram account by Government Social Media, the largest network of government social media professionals in the U.S.

Since 2010, Mike’s made a career out of sharing a brand voice with purpose. Yet, even before that, he was the general manager of his campus radio station, which he ran for three years, and that fed his passion. He has a heart for conservation, public lands and natural resources and he pours his heart and soul into his work, life and family.

But when he’s not pouring himself into his work, you might find him pouring himself a Negroni. Mike is also a fan of skiing steeps and making his own pizza in his wood-fired oven – and he’s also been known to quote the Big Lebowski a time or ten. On the weekend, Mike can be found fly fishing, playing golf, photographing nature, or skiing and camping with his family. In other words, the dude abides.

Dan has a decade of experience in marketing, an interest spurred by the creative ingenuity and hijinks of Don Draper, Roger Sterling and others in the cast of “Mad Men.” Dan’s sense of adventure and love of the outdoors fuel his creativity for the benefit of his clients. Whether planning a recruitment campaign or implementing paid search ads as part of a comprehensive marketing and communications strategy, Dan always puts his best foot forward for clients, such as Children’s Hospital Colorado, Kirby Smith Machinery, Colorado Department of Human Services, COPIC and APC Logistics Group.

Taking his social studies teacher’s advice to heart to always be an explorer, Dan worked as a marine science and sailing instructor on a tall ship and a kids’ ski instructor in Breckenridge before finding his way into the marketing world. He loves tasting his way across Colorado’s many breweries with his wife, Emily, and his dog, Penny.

Diana brings post-production and creative experience to the team with boundless enthusiasm and positive energy. She was previously the social media manager and production assistant for Ignite XR and enjoyed an internship at Starburns Industries, a production company known for “Rick and Morty,” “Community,” “Anomalisa” and “Morel Orel,” among others.

Diana excels at bringing creative ideas to life through video editing and especially enjoys telling stories about the agency’s Get Grounded Foundation and its grantees. She finds her creative inspiration in color, which both fuels and grounds her creative experience.

Diana earned a BFA in sculpture and expanded media from Kent State University. She moonlights as a textile artist and exhibits her work at galleries and events in the metro Denver area. She is an avid reader, loves to dance, and enjoys giving back to her community by volunteering for Food for Thought and other local nonprofits.

Jake is a veteran paid search marketer and strategist leveraging more than a decade of experience in SEM and paid search management to drive value for clients across multiple platforms and verticals. He brings advanced strategies and concepts to brands looking to level up their search engine presence to drive true performance improvements.

A certified HubSpot marketer, Jake understands and optimizes complex marketing automation programs to generate real engagement between organization and audience, ensuring clients are maximizing their CRM data.

Ben offers GFM|CenterTable clients creative solutions to design challenges in both print and digital media. Ben’s background is in graphic design and animation, with a foundation in fine arts, so he contributes a unique and diverse skill set to the team.

He leads creative projects that range from community impact reports to full-scale rebranding and website redesigns. Ben focuses on ensuring that creative campaigns support the clients’ overall mission and promote their brands in new and engaging ways. He believes that good design needs to be both functional and captivating, which he aims to achieve in all his projects.

An animal lover, Ben volunteers his time and design skills to PawsCo, a local rescue that focuses on special-needs dogs and cats. He enjoys Denver’s robust craft beer scene and is a home brewer and Certified Cicerone® (beer sommelier). In addition to design, Ben channels his creative energy into cooking elaborate meals for his wife and daughter, who would be just as happy with mac and cheese.

Caitlin is a high-energy communications professional with more than 20 years of experience specializing in managing and executing successful media relations programs in agency, nonprofit, telecommunications, higher education and health care settings. Prior to joining GFM|CenterTable, Caitlin served as senior lead communications manager in corporate communications for global technology company CenturyLink.

Caitlin believes strongly in giving back to the community, whether it’s volunteering at a local horse rescue or helping the PTSA committee with projects at her son’s elementary school. She has been actively involved with Generations Cancer Foundation since 2001 and has also held board positions with Sense of Security and the Canada Colorado Association.

Caitlin was born and raised in rural Ontario, Canada, and she moved to the U.S. in 2000 to visit and explore Colorado with her cousins. She was planning to return home to the Great White North after a few months, but instead she fell in love with the state and all of its people and offerings. Thanks to her dual citizenship, Caitlin became a Denverite. She loves spending time with her husband and son, as well as family and friends in both the U.S. and Canada. Caitlin also enjoys all of the wonderful outdoor activities Colorado has to offer, especially equestrian sports, and has a passion for volunteering, travelling, reading and checking out all of the newest Denver hot spots.

With more than 25 years of experience, Barb has overseen successful marketing communications programs for clients in the health care, financial services, real estate, energy, education and nonprofit industries. She specializes in media relations, messaging, community outreach, and crisis and issues management. From overseeing hospital moves to conducting public awareness campaigns, her teams have earned top industry awards for event execution and achieving measurable results. She is a Denver Business Journal 40 Under 40 winner, and graduate of the Denver Metro Chamber’s Leadership Denver program and the Downtown Denver Partnership leadership program.

Originally from Montreal and raised in Wisconsin, Barb earned a bachelor’s degree in mass communications and French from the University of Wisconsin–La Crosse. During college she studied in France, where she also developed a passion for international travel. She’s visited Southeast Asia, South America, most of Europe and Tanzania. She is the proud owner of a golden retriever and a golden doodle. Having moved to Colorado in 1991, she’s an avid outdoor enthusiast who enjoys skiing, hiking, biking and spending time with her family at their mountain retreat in Winter Park.

What began as a career in journalism has continued to evolve for decades, ultimately elevating Jim into the respected leader in digital marketing and media he is today. Jim works closely with clients to determine the most effective ways to engage authentically with audiences in a variety of online spaces, and representing a wide range of industries, including education, energy, government, healthcare, nonprofit and technology.

Jim has worked with well-known names such as Oskar Blues, Intermountain Health, the City and County of Denver, the Colorado Nonprofit Association and the CDHS CO-4-Kids campaign. He has an impressive number of award-winning campaigns to his name as well, including for Intermountain Health, Be A Smart Ash, Tennyson Center for Children, Noble Energy, Solar America Cities, Qdoba Mexican Grill, LiveWell Colorado, Oskar Blues, Welltok, Door to Door Organics and USA Swimming Make A Splash. Jim serves on the board of the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce Leadership Foundation and also serves on several committees with the Foundation. He volunteers with the nonprofits Sonic Guild Colorado, Food Bank of the Rockies, The Greenway Foundation and the Tennyson Center for Children.

Jim is a graduate of Leadership Denver 2009 – the Funnest Class Ever – and his love for Colorado includes mountain towns and the time he spends snowboarding, hiking, camping and fly fishing – most of which are enhanced by the presence of his very good pup, Sammie. And while he’s not technically on a mission to get to them all – he’s hiked nine of Colorado 14ers.

Laura Love launched GroundFloor Media out of her Boulder basement more than 21 years ago. The agency has been recognized 10 times by OUTSIDE magazine as one of the top 10 “Best Places to Work” in America (twice at No. 1).

Entrepreneurship is her passion and community involvement is her way of life. She is a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) volunteer and serves on the Mental Health Family Advisory Council at Children’s Hospital Colorado. She has served on the boards of Havern School, Tennyson Center for Children, Center for Women’s Health Research, Downtown Denver Inc., Early Milestones Colorado and Rocky Mountain Children’s Law Center.

In 2015, she helped create the Get Grounded Foundation, the agency’s private 501(c)(3) charitable arm, and in 2016 she led the agency in becoming a Certified B Corporation® through the global nonprofit B Lab®.

Katie is a committed communicator who spent the majority of the pandemic pursuing a master’s in communication & leadership with a concentration in digital strategies. After working with the City of Chandler, Arizona, Katie developed a passion for online storytelling and an appreciation of all things social media. This is what drew her to GFM|CenterTable, which included a move to Denver.

Growing up in a large family and having spent time working in hospitality, Katie’s relationships and drive to connect with others are at the center of everything she does. She previously launched a podcast and website, “Love Thy Neighbor,” which explored the ongoing crisis of those experiencing homelessness in the Phoenix metro area. Learning to keep her head up and not take herself too seriously are a few of the attributes she hopes guide her throughout her career.

In her free time, Katie loves to attend live shows, either concerts or comedy, and you can always catch her dining at new restaurants or binging whatever is hot on TV these days. New to town, Katie hopes to expand her “outdoorsy” side as she transitions into becoming a Coloradan.

During the course of her more than 20-year career, Carissa has specialized in bringing integrated strategy to clients seeking to solve everything from routine to complex business problems. She’s provided strategic counsel to clients including Starbucks, the City and County of Denver, Earth Balance, Children’s Hospital Colorado and Qdoba Mexican Grill. Her talent for developing and managing large-scale integrated projects has resulted most recently in successful employee recruitment campaigns and managing client and internal teams through pandemic-driven change. Previously, she was vice president of marketing and communications at Morris Animal Foundation.

Healthy food and hunger relief are a passion for Carissa, who volunteers regularly with Project Angel Heart. At home, she cultivates a passion for food that’s both delicious and healthy. She loves testing recipes online and testing them out in her kitchen. Carissa and her family love to explore the sights around Colorado and beyond, particularly with their beloved Rottweiler in tow.

Amy Moynihan leads the agency’s communications practice and focuses on purpose-driven CSR and ESG programs for clients in the healthcare, government, natural resources and nonprofit spaces. Her background spans multiple disciplines with expertise in employee engagement programs, public awareness and education campaigns, thought leadership, media relations and sponsorship activation programs. Through her work, she aims to inspire and empower organizations to engage in responsible practices that benefit not only their bottom line but also society and the planet. Amy earned a BA in journalism from Texas Tech University, a master’s in applied communication from the University of Denver and a certificate in CSR from the University of Colorado’s Center for Ethics and Social Responsibility (CESR) program. She volunteers for Food for Thought Denver and the Louisville Public Library and serves on the B:CIVIC programs committee.

Lucy creates vision-aligned content that keep clients on brand and moving forward. For seven years, she worked as Director of Communications for St. Anne’s Episcopal School, managing internal and external communications, and all social media efforts. She earned her Master of Arts in Communication Management from DU, and an undergrad degree in English from Santa Clara University, with a Religious Studies in Buddhism minor.

Colorado native Lauren Noser has a decade of experience in public relations, policy communications, public affairs, campaign development, grassroots advocacy and issues management. Her work in Washington and Denver has bolstered her expertise across multiple sectors, from health care and technology, to issues and policy, to sports and entertainment. She takes a uniquely strategic approach to client work by first developing a bird’s eye view and then swooping in to implement the plan to perfection. Lauren serves on the Board of Directors at SafeHouse Denver, is a member the 2018 class of Impact Denver and a longtime mentor for Denver Kids. She loves spending free time with her husband and their golden retriever, Maribelle.

Carrie has more than 20 years of executive administration experience. She has spent more than a decade providing instrumental support to the leadership team and its respective client partners. She is the friendly voice that answers the phones, and the first smile clients and staff see when they walk in the door.

Before joining GFM|CenterTable, Carrie worked as a fund development assistant for the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, the largest breast cancer foundation in the country. Carrie earned an associate degree in music business from the Colorado Institute of Art in Denver.

Born and raised in Minnesota, Carrie was quick to develop her masterful multitasking techniques and always-welcoming Midwestern style—two traits that would serve her well throughout her life and career. A lifelong lover of music and animals, Carrie once dreamed of becoming either a record promoter or a veterinarian. She lives in Centennial with her husband. In her spare time, she can be found volunteering for animal charities, checking out the latest movie or concert or enjoying dinner with friends.

Maura is an outstanding, passionate communicator who cares deeply about the work she does and dedicates herself to organizations whose missions serve the greater good. This is what attracted her to GFM|CenterTable (or was it that her favorite hangout is neighboring Coors Field?). She spent the first 10 years of her career at agencies, and the past eight working as the Media Relations & Communications Manager at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, where she was responsible for keeping the museum’s exhibitions, research and programs top of mind through earned media, crisis communications, executive communications and the quarterly membership magazine, “Catalyst.”

Maura works with Children’s Hospital Colorado, City and County of Denver Office of Social Equity and Innovation, Colorado League of Charter Schools, and Caplan & Earnest. Her passion is writing and she credits her first and toughest editor for her growth as a writer and overall communicator. That editor was her mother, who, as a lawyer, taught Maura the value of a sound strategy and being precise in all communication. Maura loves seeing the impact of a campaign she contributed to changing people’s lives for the better.

In her free time, she is always up for an outdoor adventure. She spends her spare time reading or getting creative with knitting and crochet. Maura holds a certificate in crisis communications from PRSA, serves as trustee for The Christian Foundation, and sits on the board of directors for The STEAD School.

With more than two decades of experience, Emily is an insightful, results-driven storyteller. She has spent her career helping businesses, PR firms and nonprofits create relationships with diverse audiences through media relations, community relations, social media and digital advertising. Emily’s recent areas of focus include education, health care, wellness and tech, but she also has broad experience in food and beverage, hospitality and sports. She thrives under pressure and is known for her crisis communication and issues management work. She has led a variety of clients including the Colorado Department of Human Services, Children’s Hospital Colorado and Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt.

With more than 25 years of experience in the communications industry, Kristina is the glue that keeps us together. The variety and breadth of her experience allows the agency’s seasoned communications pros to focus on the business at hand—garnering results for their clients while providing strong account management and client service. She is responsible for oversight of the daily operations of the agency, including facilities management, agency financials and accounting, human resources compliance, benefits administration, client contracting and budget management. As a member of the leadership team she plays an active role in shaping the strategic direction and growth of the agency. Since joining in 2005, she has helped us become one of the region’s top communications firms.

Since joining the firm in 2005, Ramonna has been instrumental in expanding service lines and garnering awards that recognize the agency’s culture. Her focus is on strategy, messaging and multicultural marketing for our clients, as well as culture and innovation in the workplace. As such, she spends significant time growing partnerships and relationships through our Culturally Inclusive Collaborative and through PROI Worldwide, a network of independent marketing communications agencies.

Her ability to navigate the unexpected has earned her an unparalleled reputation in the industry among clients and competitors alike. Known for her presence under pressure, she has supported countless high-profile situations including school shootings, a pandemic, international sporting events and bids like the Olympic Games and World Cup Soccer, and more.

Carolann has 25 years of experience designing and implementing communications campaigns in the technology, business-to-business, health care, government and nonprofit industries. She brings a breadth of experience to the team including strategic communications, messaging, media relations, thought leadership and crisis communication and reputation management.

Her clients have included Medical Group Management Association, Denver Parks and Recreation, Rally Software, St. Anthony Hospital, the U.S. Department of Energy, Plugless Power, Examiner.com and Bellco. Carolann’s public relations campaigns have received the PRSA Gold Pick and the International Association of Business Communicators Bronze Quill Award.

Carolann grew up the youngest of two in a sleepy Albany, New York neighborhood, working at a gourmet chocolate shop in the winter and saving lives poolside come summertime. She lives in Denver and loves quality time with her husband and three kiddos, doing yoga, cooking, hiking, skiing and hanging out with their two spoiled golden retrievers.

In Adrienne’s digital strategy role, she helps brands bridge their message to the right audiences through digital communications and marketing. Her passion and experience with this discipline stems from a love of finding actionable insights derived from a deep dig into available data combined with a love for creative solutions. She applies this specialty skillset to accounts ranging from Children’s Hospital Colorado to Denver Recycles, where she helps develop a better understanding of their audiences’ wants and needs, not only to serve them on social, but outside the digital realm as well. Being creative and imaginative about solutions that drive toward organizational goals is also an important part of her work.

Prior to joining the team, Adrienne worked at Twitter where she educated global brands on the use of social data to create and inform their marketing campaigns, driving adoption of Twitter products.

She draws inspiration from science and loves dabbling in photography. She also likes to advocate for causes that are important to her. In her spare time, she can be found at Red Rocks (more for hiking than music) or settling in for a cozy cocktail and conversation at Williams & Graham, her favorite Denver hangout.

Lyn has been in the communications business for more than 10 years. She brings to the team a wide range of experience across agency, in-house and non-profit settings. Lyn is a relationship builder and connects with clients and teammates alike, resulting in better partnerships that help clients meet their goals.

Prior to her work at GFM|CenterTable, Lyn worked at Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University. Before that, she was at Weber Shandwick in Chicago, where she focused on healthcare clients, including health tech, pharmaceutical and health associations. Early in her career, Lyn spent a year in China teaching English and American culture to college freshmen and sophomores.

A graduate of Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa, Lyn holds a BAJMC in Public Relations and BA in Political Science with a minor in music. And she still had time to be named a Fulbright Scholarship Finalist.

Today, Lyn is a runner, a pianist, a singer, a hiker and an avid fiction reader who loves traveling and exploring the world, both near and far. She also volunteers as a running buddy for Girls on the Run, a nonprofit dedicated to creating a world where every girl knows and activates her limitless potential and is free to boldly pursue her dreams—which sounds a lot like Lyn!

Nancy Shloss has more than 25 years of PR experience spanning health care, consumer, nonprofit and sports marketing industries. Over the course of her career, she has worked with national and local brands to generate valuable coverage across all types of media and has designed and executed launch events. Nancy has earned placements for clients in national publications such as USA Today, BusinessWeek, ESPN SportsCenter, Sports Illustrated and CNN.com. Her clients include the likes of Children’s Hospital Colorado, SCL Health, City and County of Denver, Qdoba, Warrior Games, Old Chicago, Earth Balance, First Responders Foundation, Mad Greens and Door to Door Organics.

Nancy grew up in Denver. As a child, she envisioned her sophisticated, grown-up self seated squarely behind a television anchor desk, with a head full of perfectly placed hair, seriously delivering the nightly news. She traded in that dream early on for a decidedly less public life, behind the scenes in public relations. Her very first job was relating directly with the public at the Denver Zoo. A child of the 80s, she can still be found bouncing around to Cyndi Lauper tunes—which makes sense since she has three girls and a great husband. She enjoys spending time with them above all else.

Liz arrived in Colorado in 2012 and 10 years later became our business operations coordinator. Always smiling, her goal is to lighten the load for her coworkers in our ever-evolving company. Liz is originally a Southern gal that came to the Mile High City with a degree in elementary education and a decade of early childhood education expertise. It’s no surprise that organizing a bunch of creatives is a perfect fit. And in an office where every day is bring-your-dog-to-work day, Liz is also known to arrive with her two weenies, Archie and Penny, which puts a smile on all of our faces.

A musician, a foodie and a mountain fun enthusiast, Liz enjoys spending time with her family and taking her dogs on adventures. But she’s just as happy spending some quiet time reading a book cover-to- cover – which she’s been known to do in one sitting. Liz has worked with children with special needs for more than 15 years and continues to volunteer in ways that impact this community.

Sarah Sparks has 25 years of experience in many facets of public relations, serving a wide range of high-tech, government, nonprofit and consumer clients. Sarah has developed and executed successful media relations campaigns for clients ranging from healthcare to beer to satellite imagery companies, and her thought leadership campaigns have turned clients into influencers and brands into leaders. Clients have included the U.S. Department of Energy, CH2M Hill, Colorado Department of Human Services, Oskar Blues and Market Force Information, among many others.

Sarah grew up in Lincoln, Nebraska, but the Great Plains weren’t great enough for this Cornhusker, so she took off in search of something greater. Although she has planted roots in Boulder, her UK ties are strong thanks to her English husband. She’s lived in some pretty cool spots, including London and Oxford, England. When she’s not working miracles for clients, Sarah can be found at a concert, skiing, walking her sweet dog, Bella, or enjoying her husband’s culinary skills with their two daughters. She’s also a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) and board member with Boulder Voices for Children, advocating for children who have experienced abuse and neglect.

Olivia is an enthusiastic marketer, passionate about helping brands target their ideal customer at the right stage in the journey with the appropriate message. With more than 10 years of brand and agency experience in both traditional and digital advertising, she has a wealth of experience in hospitality, tourism, retail, e-commerce, gaming and B2B industries. As Director of Digital Strategy at CenterTable, she manages our paid social media programs. Her clients have included the Colorado Department of Human Services, Colorado League of Charter Schools, Craig Hospital, Kirby-Smith Machinery and SCL Health. 

With more than 25 years of experience in accounting-related roles, Shelbi brings a wealth of financial experience across a wide variety of industries to the team. Her diverse background makes her unique among accounting professionals and ideally positions her to support the entire team so that they can focus on delivering great results to clients. Prior to joining GFM|CenterTable, Shelbi served as controller for Novarus Capital Group and oversaw the accounting department for multiple Massage Envy clinics. She also spent several years as the accounting manager for Renewal By Andersen.

Shelbi earned a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Gardner-Webb University and a “bonus” bachelor’s degree in interior design from Appalachian State University. When not at work, she enjoys reading mystery novels, being outside and practicing yoga.

Amy Claire Wild has more than 40 years of experience in global market strategy development, business growth and organizational strategy. Her track record in the tech, outsourcing, professional services and software industries has earned her a reputation for putting companies—from multinational Fortune 500 to privately held venture-backed startups—on paths to profitable growth. Her teams have earned recognition as best competitive intelligence organization by Deloitte, best in the industry for market influencer relations by Gartner and both gold and silver medals from the Business Marketing Association.

Originally from Seattle but raised in a curious combo of locations, Amy Claire, also known as A.C., has lived in West Africa, the U.K. and across the United States. A.C. is equally happy keeping track of global business with The Economist and getting her fill of “Hollywood 411” via People magazine. You can find her engrossed in an independent film one day and Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby the next. She drinks her Starbucks through a straw, keeps an impeccable home to showcase her art collection and has one weakness: frequent-flier miles, which she regularly cashes in to create unique memories.

Evie is a compassionate individual and eager learner who is constantly churning out new ways to help clients tell their stories through digital media. Helping organizations she is passionate about has been an essential pillar in Evie’s life, and she was attracted to the same at GFM|CenterTable. Prior to her work here, Evie spent her time creating digital content and managing social media for a small, creative design business in Boulder.

Evie is passionate about reading, writing, and storytelling through both words and photography and puts those passions to use in her work every day. In her free time, Evie can be found reading a book or magazine and she enjoys spending time in the saddle – either of bike or a horse.

She gives back to the community through fundraising events for Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) and looks forward to the annual bike rides they have nationwide each year. Recently, she has been interested in trying new hobbies that are a bit out of her comfort zone, such as running and (maybe) swimming. She is always up for a new challenge and goal, which spurs her inspiration.

Jon brings a diverse marketing and digital background to the GFM|CenterTable team, providing strategy and solutions that allow clients to achieve complex marketing and communications goals. From social media and digital advertising to content production and interactive design, Jon proactively provides the digital pathway to clients’ key audiences. He successfully spearheads digital campaigns for clients in the banking, education, energy, food & beverage, government, health care and nonprofit industries.

Jon’s experience includes leading a marketing team responsible for multiple sales channels and re-launching a commercial interiors business brand at Staples, and founding and managing the award-winning Ralphie Report, the largest independent University of Colorado Buffaloes community.

Jon’s enthusiasm for sports is comprehensive, and his love for college football unrivaled. A member of the Leadership Denver Class of 2020, Jon is a recipient of the John Parr Leadership Award from the Downtown Denver Partnership. He has served as a board member for the Colorado Outward Bound School for six years, currently leading the organization’s marketing committee and its nationwide sales and marketing efforts. He also volunteers with Food for Thought and The Wright when he’s not trying to keep up with his two young boys.

Sarah leads visual design and branding efforts for a range of clients at GFM|CenterTable. Her philosophy of design centering on creative problem-solving ensures that her design work serves the client’s goals. She has worked on design teams at the Denver Art Museum, Education First and Adjy. She also contributes to client teams through qualitative research, writing and copy-editing. Sarah earned her Master of Arts degree in Graphic Design from Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) and her Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology with an Art History minor from Colorado College.

Tracey is our big-picture specialist, creatively developing brand-aligned strategies that resonate with the right audiences. Equal parts writer and media relations pro, she has parlayed her signature “client comes first” mentality into success for Denver Preschool Program, the City and County of Denver, Food Bank of the Rockies and Presbyterian Health Foundation. She is a published children’s book author and serves her community on the Metro Library Commission in Oklahoma City.

Tracey may have been born in Texas, but she and her husband have firmly rooted themselves in “rural Oklahoma City” with their son. These days, she enjoys food magazines and bargain shopping. Outside of her mom and wife life, she busies herself avoiding Oklahoma’s tornadoes, ice storms, heat waves and earthquakes by knitting, crocheting, reading and sometimes sewing. She loves ice cream and would live out of a suitcase if given the option.