Chris Emery

Vice President of Marketing and Communications at Scripps Research

Chris Emery is an accomplished leader who has driven operational and financial success throughout his career. With a strong background in management, coaching, sales, and team building, Chris has demonstrated his expertise in program and project management. He possesses a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) in Managerial Leadership from Northern Illinois University, where he maintained an impressive 3.8/4.0 GPA. Chris also holds a previous Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration and Management, General, and an Associate of Arts from Harper College.

Throughout his professional life, Chris has held a variety of important roles. He is currently the Senior Manager of Practice Management at Beltone, where he is responsible for developing and overseeing company-wide practice management programs. Prior to this position, Chris served as the Operations Manager at Beltone Advisory Team. In addition, he has held district manager positions at Aramark Uniform Services, Presto-X Pest Control and Ambius Interior Landscaping, and Anderson Pest Solutions. Chris has also served as a service manager and lab manager at Anderson Pest Solutions and Northern Illinois University, respectively.

In summary, Chris Emery is an experienced and driven leader with a background in management, coaching, sales, and team building. With his impressive track record of success and his commitment to excellence, he is a valuable asset to any organization that he works with.

Experience

Vice President of Marketing and Communications at Scripps Research (August 2023 - Present)

Senior Director of Marketing and Communications at Scripps Research (January 2018 - August 2023), Director of Scientific Communications and Media Relations at Salk Institute for Biological Studies (September 2011 - January 2018), Science Writer and Communications Officer at Princeton University (August 2008 - September 2011), Reporter at The Baltimore Sun (June 2006 - August 2008), Assistant Editor at Ecological Society of America (June 2002 - May 2005), English Teacher, Japan at Hakuba Junior High School (August 1998 - April 2002), Research Assistant at Armed Forces Radiobiology Research Institute (June 1997 - July 1998)