Our Leadership Team

Boehlke Christine

Founder & CEO, Grayling Connecting Point
Telephone: +1 415 442 4025
chris.boehlke@graylingcp.com

Christine has more than 30 years experience in corporate positioning, branding, marketing and crisis management, and her integrated marketing expertise helps clients build revenue along with image and reputation.

Chris has helped pioneer categories such as digital and Internet video, Internet shopping and entertainment, online fraud protection, virtual conferencing, mobile and wireless computing and customer relationship management.

Chris spent the first portion of her public relations career representing some of the most respected consumer brands in the world, including Johnson & Johnson, Levi Strauss, Mattel, MGM, Oscar Mayer and a variety of Procter & Gamble products.

Chris holds a BA from the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.

Sparrer Curtis

Vice President
Telephone: +1 415 442 4034
curtis.sparrer@graylingcp.com

Curtis Sparrer, Vice President, has over 15 years of experience including work in software, electronics and a variety of B2B tech industries that has garnered great media coverage and business results. He was previously an Emmy-award winning Executive Producer of KRON-TV, the nation’s largest independent television station. His behind-the-scenes media experience not only helps his clients attract the attention of the most coveted names in journalism, it also prepares them for their moment in the spotlight.

Curtis has led successful international PR programs for popular consumer brands like Tetris and PC Tools—coordinating coverage in every time zone and leading agencies scattered across the globe. B2B clients like ON24, GlobalEnglish and Acesis rely on Curtis’ expertise in message development, awards, and analyst relations to help level the field when competing for attention in a field of goliaths.

Curtis holds a BS in Radio-Television-Film from the University of Texas at Austin and has also studied abroad at Brasenose College in Oxford, England and Sakura in Japan as a U.S. Senate Exchange Scholar.