Christopher R. Evans

A proven brand-builder and rainmaker, Christopher brings fifteen years of experience in branding, business development, marketing, and management to his role as Director of Sales and Marketing for TrueFit. His focuses include driving new business and spearheading firm's go-to-market strategy.

Prior to his role at TrueFit, Christopher served as Director of Marketing/Sales for Mind Over Media where he was responsible for new business development strategy and branding. Prior to that capacity, Christopher served as Director of Global Marketing for iGATE Mastech (AMEX:MHH), a $100M IT consulting firm that regularly ranked among the industry’s Top 100 Hot Growth Companies. At Mastech, Christopher led two major brand launches and expansion strategies, including a successful spin-off from former parent iGATE Corporation in 2008. In 2006, Christopher and two other top executives launched RPOworldwide, an outsourcing firm for niche recruitment processes which operated under the Mastech corporate banner. RPOworldwide quickly gained solid recognition by industry associations, including “2007 Thought Leader of the Year,” “Emerging Market Leader,” and having the “2008 Relationship of the Year”.

In 2000, Christopher along with three other colleagues from Mastech formed Blue Hammock, a technology start-up that grew into a leader in the CRM consulting space. Blue Hammock met the needs of top clients, which include Cox Communications, Fujitsu, and Canon. As part of the company’s original business plan, Blue Hammock was later sold off via acquisition.

Christopher holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science from Duquesne University. He is a published writer and regular speaker at industry events, and serves on the Board of Directors of American Marketing Association’s Pittsburgh Chapter as Vice President of Membership, as well as on The Art Institute of Pittsburgh’s Advertising Program Advisory Committee.

When he’s not busy wooing our clients, Christopher’s often found on the ski slopes, humming a Sinatra tune, or smoking a cigar that would make Fidel proud.