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With a passion for lifelong learning, Carly's role as Director of Marketing & Sales for Rivers of Steel Heritage Corporation allows her to draw from her experiences, both professional and personal, to amplify the many great assets of the Pittsburgh region-celebrating its history, heritage, artistry and innovation of its residents to encourage heritage tourism, community engagement, and economic revitalization. Over the years, Carly's work in the arts and cultural community has supported marketing, development, and project management efforts for several institutions, including Pittsburgh Community Broadcasting Corp., Gateway to the Arts, and The Frick Pittsburgh. She holds a MBA in Sports, Arts & Education Management from Point Park University and a BA in History from the University of Pittsburgh.
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- Founder / FAACTS Foundation
Job Titles:
- Co - Founder & Creative Programs Director
- PA Rostered Teaching Artist
As a believer in "All Things Creative," Curtis is a PA Rostered Teaching Artist, and uses multi-media arts and technology, for artistic expression, social change, and empowerment with youth. His work embodies video documentaries, installations, Public Art, and the use of repurposed materials for sustainable Fine Art Photography. Curtis' work has been exhibited at public places, museums, and galleries across the USA.
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- Chairman of the Board
- Transformation Strategist
Dr. Mary Adams Trujillo is a conflict transformation strategist who offers consultation and coaching for individual, organizational, and community transformation. As a researcher, mediator and spiritual director, she has provided almost forty years of service to clients who wish to increase skills and knowledge in the areas of communication, culture, and conflict. She is a frequent speaker and presenter at professional conferences and has authored and co-authored a number of books and articles related to conflict, culture, and faith. Dr. Trujillo received her BA from the University of Illinois in 1973, her MA in rehabilitation counseling from the University of New Mexico in 1975, and her PhD in Communication Studies from Northwestern University in 2004.
With a deep love for people and an eclectic array of professional skills in the for-profit and non-profit arenas of urban sustainability, Tracey has an uncommon perspective, and a personal responsibility to assist individuals, particularly those struggling in poverty. Her joy is found in helping people to overcome social challenges, and to achieve their personal and business dreams.