Sharon Greene

Much of her work has focused on designing local and statewide community-awareness programs to promote public-health issues and programs, and developing fund-raising materials for nonprofit organizations. She wrote the case statement that helped the Atlanta Organizing Committee raise more than $5 million to bid for the 1996 Summer Olympics. She has developed similar documents for clients such as the Alabama Shakespeare Festival, the Leonard Bernstein Center in Nashville, Zoo Atlanta, and Atlanta’s renowned Ebenezer Baptist Church.

In her marketing capacity, Greene has conducted focus group research, developed brand identity, conducted testing interviews, developed community-awareness programs and obtained sponsorships. She also develops marketing materials for nonprofit organizations, and advises them on strategic planning and organizational issues. Greene’s communications firm worked with the Cancer Control Program of Georgia’s Department of Human Resources to create and develop “BreasTEST,” a highly successful educational campaign on mammography screening for older women in Georgia.

An active community volunteer, Greene currently serves as vice chair of the board of the Gore Range Natural Science School and is a member of Rotary. She was a board member of the Atlanta Ballet; Project Read, where she served as board chair; and The Bridge, a residential treatment center for abused and neglected teens.