chuck robinson
CHIEF Creative OFFICER
Chuck Robinson has designed many award-winning campaigns and breakthrough fundraising and marketing creative for leading nonprofits and foundations. Robinson’s expertise includes art direction, graphic design, campaign identities and creative assets, website and landing page design, event and video production.
As Chief Creative Officer, Robinson oversees all creative content production for Social Capital clients, which have included AARP, American Cancer Society, American Heart Association, American Red Cross, Best Friends Animal Society, Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals, Disabled American Veterans, Feeding America, Girl Scouts of the USA, Goodwill Industries, Global Foodbanking Network, Human Rights Campaign, March of Dimes, National Park Foundation, Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, Ronald McDonald House Charities, Rotary International Special Olympics International, UNICEF USA, United Nations Foundation, USO, United Way Worldwide, World Wildlife Fund and YMCA of the USA, among others. In addition, he is the design visionary and executive producer leading Social Capital’s annual thoughtleader conference.
Before joining Social Capital, Robinson worked with a number of top agencies, where he provided Fortune 500 and Fortune 1000 organizations with a full spectrum of creative services. Robinson served as art director at Gibson Consulting, a management consulting firm specializing in supply chain management and strategic sourcing. There, Robinson oversaw daily operations of the creative department and coordination of 30-plus global business conferences in the United States, Europe and Asia. Prior to Gibson Consulting, Robinson was an art director for Equis Corporation, a leader in the commercial real estate market, where he managed the creative team, created collateral materials for the company’s corporate headquarters and 23 satellite offices, and prepared visuals for clients such as Motorola and AT&T.
Robinson attended Illinois Institute of Technology, where he majored in communication design.
