Our leadership: Accessible, involved, focused on what’s next.

Geoff is a true entrepreneur. He’s passionate about helping companies find, build and grow their next big idea. He launched his first venture at age 16, when he started a computer store in a shopping mall in Sarasota, Florida. Since then, he’s built eight more companies. 

Geoff is president and founder of 352, a firm helping industry-leading companies find new market opportunities and build new products and services. Geoff and his team have helped some of today’s most recognizable brands—including Microsoft, Nationwide Insurance, Cox and GoFundMe. Thanks to 352’s insight and consultation, clients have generated hundreds of millions of dollars in new revenue.

Being true to his entrepreneurial spirit, Geoff often can be found at TechStars Atlanta and Atlanta Tech Village coaching startup founders to help them achieve success by accelerating business growth. His involvement in his wife, Kim Wilson’s, high-growth startup, Social News Desk—the world’s leading social media tool set for journalists and media, used by 85% of the television newsrooms in the US—led to its acquisition in 2014 by Graham Holdings, a Fortune 500 company.

Inc. magazine has named Geoff one of America’s Top 30 Young Entrepreneurs, and his alma mater, University of Florida, recognized him as the Warrington College of Business’ Young Entrepreneur of the Year. 

Outside of his professional pursuits, Geoff passionately cheers on the Florida Gators, collects sports cards and enjoys time with Kim and their three kids.

Caroline oversees a wide range of the critical day-to-day internal functions at 352. She ensures smooth and effective operations so that 352 leadership and team members can focus their energy on providing exceptional work for their clients with innovation, digital development and growth marketing.

As a pivotal member of the leadership team, occasionally Caroline helps identify, test and develop innovative new technologies for internal use at 352 that could eventually be extended to clients. She loves to problem-solve, improving 352’s operations and management in strategic and innovative ways.

She was one of the firm’s earliest employees and has the institutional knowledge and experience in many diverse roles including project manager, business analyst, director of operations and certified scrum master. In those previous roles, she worked with a wide range of companies, from high-growth startups to the likes of Microsoft and Cummins Inc. 

When not working, Caroline spends her time going on adventures with her family. She also loves travel, creative projects, reading and photography.

Robert leads 352’s innovation and strategy practice. In fact, he built it. Fortune 500 executives regularly seek his guidance to address their most pressing challenges, whether identifying new opportunities, creating a new organizational design or developing entirely new ventures. Often this means carving new paths completely outside of clients’ core business – a new venture in a new market with a new customer base. 

Robert and his team provide the leadership and expertise to guide clients through the ambiguous, leaning on proven methodologies and processes that help teams move past their constraints and provide insightful perspective on potential new growth opportunities. He’s passionate about looking at problems from all angles to challenge conventional wisdom and creating solutions that put empathy for people at the center. Robert has helped category-leading brands like Nationwide Insurance, Georgia-Pacific, Koch Industries, UCB Pharmaceuticals and Verizon Telematics, UPS, Turner Sports / NBA Digital, Invista (Stainmaster) and Cummins Engines accelerate their business growth. 

Robert has degrees from the University of Georgia and The Art Institute of Atlanta. But it’s his longtime side passion for improv theater and sketch comedy that’s really proven beneficial with helping clients shift their thinking and pivot gracefully.

When not working, you’ll find him pursuing his passion for all things creative or partaking in his love of travel, cooking and photography.

Christa knows what it takes to develop successful digital products—and that collaboration and communication are the keys to success. That’s why she divides her time between two important roles: ensuring clients receive the strategic thinking to ground their work and ensuring 352’s Digital Development team members have the information and resources they need to deliver the best possible digital solutions.

Christa has guided new product development with many of 352’s high-profile clients including Cox Automotive, Nationwide, YouCaring—a startup purchased by GoFundMe—and Fifth Third Bank’s LegacyLink digital platform, which helps senior family members communicate their legacy plans and wishes to their heirs. She also worked on the platform for the startup Social News Desk—the world’s leading toolset for journalists and newsrooms—which was acquired by a Fortune 500 company in 2014.

She has a unique mix of experience in design, project management and people management that makes her well suited for her role.

When not working, Christa spends time with her family, travels whenever possible and always enjoys a good book or a good beer.

Sarah knows that agility is key to helping companies achieve hockey-stick growth. Sarah and her team craft and optimize marketing initiatives to maximize their clients’ growth potential. They help clients penetrate new markets and meaningfully engage the right audience segments.

To ensure her team delivers highly effective marketing strategies and campaigns, they take an approach that entails building, launching and continually testing. Her team’s experience includes consulting for a major B2B plumbing company on its first launch into the consumer market with an Internet of Things (IOT) solution and helping a Fortune 500 company-sponsored nonprofit better engage its core audience. 

Sarah has spearheaded product strategy and marketing campaigns for iconic brands and organizations, including BMW GROUP, The Coca-Cola Company, the CDC, Honeywell, UPS, Mailchimp and Porsche Cars North America. Recognizing her talent, she’s been named a “Mobile Woman to Watch” by Mobile Marketer Magazine.

She’s deeply passionate about giving back and is a board member of FoodFinder, a nonprofit focused on reducing food insecurity through the power of data and technology. She has also been active in many women’s professional networking groups and advocates for women entrepreneurs and executives.

In her personal time, Sarah enjoys watching live music performances with her husband, Jonathan Lee, and their daughter, Sasha.

Eran is a natural connector of people, business goals, and technology. He is an expert at embedding himself in clients’ mindsets to help them diagnose underlying problems and challenges—and then uses his technical knowledge to envision the best solutions and inspire the people developing them.

He has guided the development of financial tools that motivate people to make smarter decisions, such as paying off debt or investing in companies practicing environmental stewardship. He’s worked with clients of all sizes, including well-known brands such as Nationwide, Cox and Fifth Third Bank, to ideate, design and build the right solutions using the latest technologies.

Eran’s multidisciplinary professional background affords him a unique perspective that he brings to every business problem. His experience in graphic design, print design, and running his own web development firm translates into bigger picture thinking and creative problem-solving.

When not working, Eran can likely be found playing with synthesizers, building the biggest quesadillas, or forcing his Walken impressions on his wife, Shasta, and two daughters.

Rich loves solving problems that matter and knows the best way to get there is through collaboration. While he has a background in technology, Rich finds that the most important problems are seldom technology-related, rather they are human-centric challenges. As a systems thinker, Rich relies on various mental models to help frame, think deeply, and create alignment around, the decisions we make as we grow into the future.

When not working, Rich is usually trying new restaurants or going to music festivals with his wife, Christina. They also enjoy traveling the world and taking road trips.

With more than 20 years of experience, Damion has guided clients ranging from startups to Fortune 500s.

Prior to joining Three Five Two, Damion led traditional advertising initiatives for a variety of B2B and B2C clients.

For the past eight years, Damion has been a leader in our Growth Marketing department, setting strategy and employing tactics for clients including Cummins, YouCaring, Microsoft and New American Funding, among others. His knack for identifying new audiences and opportunities, experimenting across channels, building consensus and delivering ROI make Damion an asset to any project.

Today, as Vice President of Growth Marketing, Damion mentors all of our growth strategists and specialists and provides guidance across projects.

You’ll never find another Cameron Cegala. (Seriously, she’s the only “Cameron Cegala” on earth.) Cam wants to be your friend, but she also wants to help you get from here to there, to see your way through a problem, to realize the best version of yourself (or your business), and ultimately to grow. Her title, VP of Growth, is just a fancy way of saying “I’m really good at helping you solve problems.” She’s equal parts diagnosis, prescription, and therapy.

Cam cut her teeth at P&G where she did customer business development and client management for oral care and hair care brands. She understands first hand the unique challenges that exist at the enterprise level, especially for CPG. Her role at P&G and successive consumer companies was to nurture and strategically grow the business, which she did to the tune of 100s of millions in revenue with the likes of Walmart, Target, Kohl’s, and CVS.

But she’s also a startup founder and deeply appreciates the path from 0 to 1. Brand development, technology design, growth planning, team building, fundraising – she’s been there; she’s done that; she gets it.

This valuable blend of enterprise and entrepreneur is what makes Cam such a force at Three Five Two.

Cam is based in the 4-0-4 but her heart is somewhere foreign, down a side alley, where the town’s best empanadas are served amid the background of a decidedly analogue way of life. (She has a flag on her map for that cafe as she does dozens of others across dozens of countries in which she’s visited, lived, or studied.)

Back in Atlanta, Cam starts every morning pumping iron, listening to Robinhood Snacks, and sipping on a hot cup of turmeric-ginger tea. When she logs off from Zoom and Slack for the day, Cam is loving on her pup, Paul, and trying to crack a Level 8 puzzle.