Chris Christmas

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About Chris Christmas

Chris is a creative leader and lifestyle expert with a proven track record of innovation and design. Chris is a fourth-generation Colorado native who has experienced success on a national, and global level in technology, design, and social responsibility. Chris has led healthcare innovation within communities of color. He founded Keep Livin a digital health platform Multicultural provider. Was a market consultant for Kaiser Permanente's launch of the Affordable Care Act. Winner of Startupbootcamp Miami, a digital health platform: Keep Livin Miami.•Speaker at emerge America in Miami • Black Tech Week Miami • Art of Health Miami Art Basel • Speaker at Connected Health 2016 in Washington DC. He has produced an Emmy awarding-winning sports talk show "Live at the Barbershop" on Fox Sports. He produces and co-created Thinking Blue dedicated to foster children that were featured in the Tribeca Cinema in New York. Thinking Blue was voted as the Best Fundraiser Denver’s ever seen, by Denver Post. He co-founded Two Hype Action Ware, the first urban sports brand to launch with the NBA, NFL, and NCAA, “First To Ever” start an urban sports brand while he was in College. Two Hype designed National Champion’s UNLV winning t-shirt, “Shark Takes his Bite”. He has been awarded as the creator in multiple categories including, designer of the Design of the Year at Kmart. He was the co-founder of SnoHype, which was awarded Snowboard Designer Brand of the Year. He has produced an Emmy awarding-winning sports talk show "Live at the Barbershop" on Fox Sports. His company was a producer for Gospel According to Mac a 30/30 ESPN series. He was a featured designer on the TLC Network for trend and styling. He created a political roundtable with Hill Harper “Our Voices” where Angela Basset and Danny Glover spoke and attended. As a national lecturer and public speaker, he was the commencement speaker at Oakwood University in Huntsville, AL. He was the designer for the Democratic National Convention in Denver when Obama was nominated. He designs a basketball jersey that was featured as the most expensive gear for the convention. Chris was nominated for the Casey Family Foundation National Spokesperson for Foster Care in 2008 and he Co-founded Project WE, a design program for foster care children in the city of Las Vegas. He was a lead member and a creative partner with the State of Colorado rebranding campaign. We created a new identity for Colorado which led to our state visibility from a national and international stage, stated Chris Christmas.