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Chris McClenney

Chris McClenney, professionally known as "McClenney", is an artist, producer, singer-songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist, with a focus on forward-thinking, alt-leaning projects. He carefully architects elements of his vision while preserving the personal integrity and authenticity of artists he collaborates with in studio.
Maryland-born and Los Angeles-based, McClenney’s unique musical perspective has solidified a pathway to lend his talent as not only a co-executive producer, but also a producer, songwriter, instrumentalist, backing vocalist and tracking/mixing engineer to a plethora of multigenre artists. 
McClenney was an instrumental contributor to Khalid’s Diamond-certified debut single as a co-writer and co-producer, which earned him a GRAMMY® nomination in 2018 for Best R&B song. His musical fingerprints can also be found on GRAMMY® Award winning albums from H.E.R (2019) and Black Coffee (2022). McClenney has also worked as a producer and co-writer for artists as diverse as Joey Bada$$, Westside Boogie, Jamila Woods, Umi, Fana Hues, Mereba, Smino, Wale, Xavier Omar, The Chainsmokers, Flatbush Zombies, Masego, CHIKA, Kyle Dion and DRAM. 
With support and mentorship from industry luminaries, Quincy Jones and Om’mas Keith, McClenney is poised to carry the torch in a lineage of ground-breaking, avant-garde producers.
Category:Artists
Category:Producers
Category:Singer-songwriters
Category:Multi-instrumentalists
Chris Millington

Chris Millington (born 8 September 1975) is an English football coach. He is currently manager of EbbsfleU club FC Halifax Town.
==Coaching career==
Millington played as a midfielder as a youngster, including a spell at Manchester City, but did not have a professional playing career. He then began his coaching career at Altrincham U18s before working at a number of clubs at both youth and first team level, including Curzon Ashton, Macclesfield and Stockport County.
He then worked with Pete Wild in the Oldham Athletic academy after meeting whilst studying together for their UEFA A License. Millington was then appointed his assistant during Wild's two caretaker spells of the first team.
In July 2019, Wild was named as the new first team manager of FC Halifax Town. The following month, Millington was announced as his assistant. The pair worked together at the West Yorkshire club for three seasons until Wild moved to manage League Two side Barrow in May 2022.
The day after Wild's departure, Millington was confirmed as his replacement as first team manager. In his first season with the Shaymen he lead them to an 11th placed league finish and victory in the 2023 FA Trophy final at Wembley.
Millington's second season as manager saw Halifax finish 7th in the league, qualifying for the playoffs. His side ultimately lost 4-2 in the quarter finals to eventual finalists Solihull Moors.
==Managerial statistics==
 Managerial record
Team 	Nat	From 	To 	 	Record 	Record 	Record 	Record 	Record 	Record 	Record
Team 	Nat	From 	To 	P 	W|Games won	D|Games drawn	L|Games lost	GF|Goals for	GA|Goals against	GD|Goal difference	Win %|Winning percentage
FC Halifax Town	ENG	28 May 2022	Present	107	40 	32 	35 	125 	116 	9 	37.4%
==Honours==
===As a manager===
FC Halifax Town
*FA Trophy: 2022–23
Category:1975 births
Category:English football coaches
Category:People from Manchester
Category:English people
Chris Olson

Chris Olson is a British film critic.
Olson studied American Studies and Popular Culture at the University of Plymouth, South West England..
He contributed to The Independent The 28 Best Films of All Time You've Probably Never Seen, and in 2017 interviewed prominent filmmaker Nicholas_Connor.
In 2019 Olson compiled a list of the 20 best short films of the year for UK Film Review, which featured Forget Me Not (2019_film).
Category:Alumni of the University of Plymouth
Category:British film critics
Chris Padin

Chris Padin (born 8 November 1989) is an American DJ and EDM music producer. He is best known for his original electronic dance track “Hold Me Closer” ft. Alexandra Fresquez, which has received over 300,000 streams on Spotify. 
Padin specializes in deep and progressive house, future bass, and trap genres. Some of his popular songs include “Alpha,” “Hold Me Closer,” and “Lunar.” Padin has gained recognition for his unique ability to merge various genres creating his own exclusive style. He has acquired over 350,000 SoundCloud streams and over half a million streams on Spotify.
Padin is regarded as one of the leading emerging DJs in the country. His songs are available on all music streaming platforms including SoundCloud, Spotify, YouTube, Apple Music, Tidal, and Amazon Music, etc
==Early life and education==
Padin was born on 8 November 1989 in Long Island. Later, he acquired an associate degree. 
==Career==
Padin began his career when he was 16 years old. Initially, he played at local house parties. He started DJing music on a Numark IDJ2 and, over time, has gradually upgraded his personal equipment and currently uses Pioneer CDJs. Since the beginning of his career, Padin has been focused on making music that connects with his audiences.
Padin has played in numerous clubs around the city and built a network with many different recording artists and producers throughout his career. He is known for his ability to captivate a crowd with heavy involvement and experimental sounds.
As of 2021, Padin operates out of his home studio in New York using FL Studio as his main DAW (digital audio workstation).
In 2019, Padin collaborated with Alexandra Fresquez on the track “Hold Me Closer.” The song surpassed 300,000 streams on Spotify. 
In 2021, Padin released “Losing My Mind” ft. Georgia Rose from Bravo’s hit TV show Below Deck. Other work includes Call Me Up (2022) and Invite Only (2023). 
==Discography==
S.No.	Title 	Year
1 	Karma 	2018
2 	Lunar 	2019
3 	Alpha 	2019
4 	Hold Me Closer	2019
5 	Losing My Mind	2021
6 	Call Me Up 	2022
7 	Invite Only 	2023
==Personal life==
In his free time, Padin likes to go to the gym and spend time with his daughter.
==In the media==
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==References==
==External links==
* Official Website
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* Chris Padin on TikTok
* Chris Padin on Spotify
Category:1989 births
Category:Living people
Category:American DJs
Category:American electronic musicians
Category:American people
Category:American record producers
Category:American music producers
Chris Petersen (businessman)

Christopher Petersen (born November 28, 1976) is a male American software engineer, entrepreneur, and co-founder of the online research marketplace Scientist.com (formerly Assay Depot) in 2007. Prior to Scientist.com, Chris served as Director of Software Development at Kalypsys, an innovative pharmaceutical company that used software he created to speed drug research. Before that, Chris was Director of Engineering at Learning Framework. Chris received a B.S. degree in Computer Science from Worcester Polytechnic Institute in 1999, where he also received the Provost’s Award.
==Education==
Chris attended Worcester Polytechnic Institute where he received a B.S. degree in Computer Science and the Provost's Award in 1999. 
==Entrepreneurial Career==
Petersen served as Director of Engineering at LearningFramework from 2000-2003. 
He then became Head of Informatics at the pharmaceutical company Kalypsys, founded by current business partner, Kevin Lustig, and remained in this role from 2003-2007. 
In 2007, Petersen co-founded the research marketplace Assay Depot (later Scientist.com) along with Kevin Lustig and Andrew Martin. As Chief Technology Officer (CTO) in charge of building the marketplace, Chris has played a pivotal role in making Scientist.com one of the country’s fastest-growing private companies. The company launched its first public marketplace in September 2008. In 2011 and 2012, Scientist.com launched outsourcing marketplaces for the large pharmaceutical companies Pfizer and AstraZeneca, respectively. By 2020, the company operated private marketplaces for most of the world’s major pharmaceutical companies and US National Institutes of Health (NIH). In late 2020, Scientist.com acquired HealthEconomics.Com, the world’s leading ConnectedCommunity in the Value, Evidence and Access space. Then, in 2021, Scientist.com completed three additional acquisitions, one of which was InsideScientific, an online environment that facilitates the exchange of scientific information via webinars, podcasts, and more. Next, was Notch8, which provides software and app development services, and have since rebranded as Scientist.com Software Solutions. Lastly, is BioPharmCatalyst, an online resource for stock market investors of publicly traded biotech and pharmaceutical companies listed on U.S. markets (NASDAQ and NYSE).
==Recognition==
Chris has earned numerous awards and recognition for his efforts within the local San Diego community. Petersen has served as a judge for the Top Tech Awards in San Diego since 2014 until present.
Category:1976 births
Category:American people
Category:Worcester Polytechnic Institute alumni
Category:Software engineers
Category:Entrepreneurs
Category:Company founders
Chris Ronayne

Chris Ronayne is an American politician who currently serves as the 3rd Cuyahoga County Executive. He was elected to the office in 2022, defeating Lee Weingart with 63.9% of the vote. Ronayne took office on January 1, 2023.
==Early life==
Chris Ronayne was born in Chicago, Illinois on September 2, 1968 to Kathleen and James Ronayne. He attended Bay High School, west of Cleveland, where he was captain of the school’s hockey team. Following high school, Ronayne went to Miami University and later received a Master of Urban Planning and Development from Cleveland State University.
==Career==
Ronayne began his career on the Cuyahoga County Planning Commission prior to serving as campaign manager for then-Cuyahoga County Commissioner Jane Campbell’s successful run for Cleveland Mayor in 2001. He then served in Campbell’s administration as the City of Cleveland Planning Director. Ronayne also worked as the city’s Chief of Staff and Chief Development Officer. In 2005, Ronayne was named president of University Circle Inc, a non-profit that oversees the University Circle neighborhood on Cleveland’s East Side. On October 1, 2021, Ronayne stepped down as UCI President to run for Cuyahoga County Executive.
==County Executive==
The 2022 Cuyahoga County executive election was for an open seat, as incumbent Armond Budish chose not to run for a third term. After defeating Tariq Shabbaz in the Democratic primary, Ronayne faced the Republican nominee, former county commissioner Lee Weingart. Cuyahoga County, a Democratic stronghold, gave 247,301 votes, nearly 110,000 more than Weingart received. Ronayne was sworn in on January 1 of the following year, but had a ceremonial inauguration in Downtown Cleveland on January 21.
Ronayne began his tenure focusing on issues relating to the homeless and public transportation. He also discussed building a strong county economy directly following his inauguration, calling for economic development efforts alongside Lake Erie, which makes up the northern border of Cuyahoga County. Additionally, Ronayne prioritized crime prevention, effective governance, and health services during his campaign.
Two days after his election, Ronayne named former Sandusky city manager Eric Wobser as his chief of staff. He also appointed Cleveland Deputy Police Chief Harold Preter as Cuyahoga County Sheriff.
==Personal life==
He is married to Natalie Ronayne, who is the Chief Development Officer for the Cleveland Metroparks. They have two kids. 
Category:1968 births
Category:People from Chicago
Category:American people
Category:Politicians
Chris Rossi

Chris Rossi is an American screenwriter, producer, playwright, actor, voice actor, and director. He is best known for writing the Reed Morano-directed film Meadowland (film) and the 2019 film Adolescence. As an actor, Rossi is known for playing voice roles in the video games Final Fantasy Brave Exvius and Command & Conquer 3: Kane's Wrath.
== Career ==
In 2010, Rossi wrote a script for a drama film titled Lives of the Saints, which he was also set to direct with a cast that included Meg Ryan, John Lithgow, 50 Cent, and Kat Dennings.
In 2012, Rossi’s script for the sci-fi thriller film Day 38 was sold to Syfy Films as McG’s Wonderland Sound & Vision entered negotiations to produce the film.
One of Rossi’s short plays was published in the 2015 collection I Might Be the Person You Are Talking To, which was published by Padua Playwrights.
Rossi wrote the script for the drama thriller film Meadowland (film), which starred Olivia Wilde and Luke Wilson and was released in 2015.
Rossi also co-wrote the script for the coming-of-age drama film Adolescence, which was directed by Ashley Avis and starred India Eisley. In 2019, Rossi was attached to co-produce, write, and direct the thriller Driver, which he would produce alongside Gary Lennon.
== Personal life ==
Rossi is married to actress Anna Khaja.
== Bibliography ==
* Bunker, H., Zimmerman, G., Hough, C., Hayden, S., Yablon, S., Goldberg, B., Palmer, G., Slean, C., Boyd, S., O'Sullivan, K., Rossi, C., Rouveyrol, A., Crockett, G., Kelley, C., Jensen, M., P. P., Walker, W., Jendrzejewski, R., Darchuk, H., Hacker, M. (2015). I Might Be the Person You Are Talking To. United States: Padua Playwrights Press.
== Filmography ==
Film
Year	Title 	Notes 	Actor	Writer	Producer	Role 	Ref.
2003	Wake Up Running: A Story of Losers	Short 	Yes 	No 	No 	Dave 	
2005	Getting to Know You 	Short 	Yes 	No 	No 	Ben the Groom 	
2011	Lacuna 	Short 	Yes 	No 	No 	Lacuna’s Handler (voice)	
2012	Liking Men 	Short 	Yes 	No 	No 	Cop 	
2015	Meadowland (film) 	Feature film	No 	Yes 	Yes 	 	
2018	Adolescence 	Feature film	No 	Yes 	No 	 	
2018	Goodnight 	Short 	No 	No 	Yes 	 	
2020	Exhaust 	Short 	No 	No 	Yes 	 	
TBA 	Squatters 	Feature film	No 	Yes 	No 	 	
Video games
Year	Title 	Role 	Ref.
2008	Command & Conquer 3: Kane's Wrath 	Tiberium Trooper	
2019	Final Fantasy Brave Exvius: War of the Visions	Jayden Rundall 	
Category:American screenwriters
Category:American producers
Category:American dramatists and playwrights
Chris Shea

Christopher Shea (born March 4, 1971) is the Vice President of Football Operations and Team Counsel for the Kansas City Chiefs of the National Football League (NFL). He was hired by the team in 2017 and promoted to his current position in 2021.
==College career==
After a stint as an assistant coach at Belmont High School, Shea began his college career in 1992 as a Student Manager at his alma mater Boston College. After 5 years there, he was hired as an Assistant Coach at Harvard where he would coach for 2 years before returning to Boston College as a Recruiting Assistant.
==NFL career==
Having had a summer internship as an Equipment/Operations Intern in 1995 with the Carolina Panthers in between his college stints, Shea made the full time leap to the National Football League in 2000, being hired by the New York Jets as a Pro Personnel Assistant. In his 5 seasons with New York, the Jets went the playoffs 3 times and had a winning record in 4 of those years. In 2005, Shea was hired by the Dallas Cowboys to be a Scouting Consultant, where he would remain for 2 years before taking a job as a Law Clerk at Colleran, O’Hara, and Mills. After 2 years there, he would return to the NFL – at the League Office as a Law Clerk (2007) and Coordinator of Labor Operations (2008).
 
When Bill Parcells, whom Shea worked with at the Cowboys, took the Executive Vice President of football operations at the Miami Dolphins in 2008, Shea joined him in Miami as the Player Personnel Coordinator. In his first season with the Dolphins, was part of the “biggest single-season turnaround in NFL history” as they improved from 1-15 in 2007 to 11-5 in 2008.
After 8 seasons with Miami, Shea was hired by the Philadelphia Eagles in 2015 to be their Director of Scouting Administration/Strategic Management and was subsequently named a year later to Director of Scouting Administration/Personnel Scout.
 
On May 27, 2017, Shea was hired by the Kansas City Chiefs as its Salary Cap/Legal Executive. He was promoted to Football Operations Counsel/Personnel Executive the next year, and in 2021 he was promoted again to his current post of Vice President Football Operations/Team Counsel. In the 6 seasons Shea has been with the club, the Chiefs have compiled a 74-24 record (best in the NFL over that span), won the division each of those 6 seasons, and participated in 3 Super Bowls, winning 2 of them. 
 
==Personal life==
Shea earned his bachelor's degree in history from Boston College before earning a JD degree, with a concentration in labor and employment law, from Hofstra University School of Law. Chris and his wife, Kirsten, have one daughter.
Category:1971 births
Category:Vice presidents
Category:People from Cambridge
Category:Hofstra University School of Law alumni
Chris St John

Chris St John (born September 25, 1965) is an American singer-songwriter best known for his albums I’m Dreaming and Fly Away. He rose to popularity with the release of his debut album I’m Dreaming in 2021, which comprises four chart-toppers on the World Indie Music Charts and the Euro Indie Music Network.
John's songs are a mix of pop, rock, and country, as well as folk, soft rock, and Americana, and they reflect his expertise in thought-provoking ageless poetry. John has been writing songs for over three decades now, which are largely influenced by John’s personal and professional life. 
==Early life and education==
John was born on September 25, 1965 in Brooklyn, NY. He began writing songs when he was seven years old and since then has been passionately following his interests in music. While growing up, John was largely influenced by the industry giants The Beatles, Eagles, Cat Stevens, and the Grateful Dead. At the age of 14, John got his first guitar and started composing more songs, performing at local events. It was during this time that he decided to pursue a career as a musician.
==Career==
John released his debut album in 2021 titled I’m Dreaming, which comprises 15 songs. Soon after its release, the album gained mass popularity and four of its songs got featured on the World Indie Music Charts and the Euro Indie Music Network.
After garnering much attention in the music industry, John began working on his next album, titled Fly Away, which was released on February 25, 2022 on his son’s birthday. It comprises 13 songs. He collaborated with Stephen Wrench, a renowned music producer, on this project and released the album’s songs independently. The first song “Hey Siri,” soon after its release hit no. 1 on the World Indie Music Charts and the Euro Indie Music Network and remained there for five weeks.
Prior to becoming a professional musician, John worked in the State Department and was also a Congressional Aide and is now a volunteer firefighter. In 2015, he and a friend founded HALO Missions, a non-profit organization that provides medical care, clothing, food, farming equipment, and surgery to AIDS orphans and the destitute in Africa, Central America, and the Caribbean.
==Discography==
S.No.	Title 	Year	Type
1. 	I’m Dreaming	2021	Album (15 songs)
2. 	Fly Away 	2022	Album (13 songs)
==Gallery==
==In the media==
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==References==
==External links==
* Official website
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* Chris St John on Soundcloud
* Chris St John on spotify
Category:1965 births
Category:American singer-songwriters
Category:People from Brooklyn, New York
Category:American musicians
Chris Torres

Chris Torres, (Born Christopher Torres in Glasgow on the 2nd March 1975) is a Scottish author, public speaker, and entrepreneur within the tourism sector, with a focus on the tours and activities sector. He co-founded The Tourism Marketing Agency (TMA) The Tourism Marketing Agency on 1st February 2008, then known as Dojo Design Studio and later Senshi Digital, before changing to its current name of TMA. Chris is better known for both his book, How To Turn Your Online Lookers Into Bookers , and his audio and video podcast, The Digital Tourism Show.
== Early Life == 
Chris was born in Glasgow and is the son of a Scottish mother and Portuguese father. He has lived in Glasgow all his life and attended St Peters Primary School in Partick until the age of 6 before moving to Knightswood where he attended Corpus Christi Primary School and then St Thomas Aquinas Secondary School. He lived at his parents home until the age of 21.
== Career == 
A keen illustrator, Chris left School at 16 and landed his first job drawing images for children's educational books at Jordanhill School. Soon after, he landed a role at his first design agency Lateral Line, working on accounts for Coca-Cola, Nissan and Fiat.
=== Dojo Design Studio ===
On the 1st February 2008, Chris co-founded Dojo Design Studio with then business partner Tom Hart and quickly found a niche for both tourism and renewable energy.
=== Senshi Digital ===
After a management buyout in 2010, Chris changed the name of the company to Senshi Digital and restructured the business to focus on the tourism sector only, specifically Tours and Activities. The accumulation of this came after winning a contract with Gray Line Worldwide, the oldest and largest sightseeing company in the world.
=== Tourism Marketing Agency ===
At the end of 2017, Chris sold the website development arm of Senshi Digital to Palisis, a leading booking and reservation platform for the tours and activities sector, and launched a The Tourism Marketing Agency on the 9th January 2018, still focusing on marketing for the tourism sector.
=== Touriosity ===
November 2020, Chris launched a commission free Online Travel Agency (OTA) called Touriosity which acts as a platform to promote tour and activity businesses. It is a non-profit which sole aim is to help grow direct bookings for its members.
== Media == 
=== YouTube Show & Audio Podcasts ===
Chris hosts a show called The Digital Tourism Show which helps to educate tourism businesses on how to market their businesses. He also invites special guests from across the industry and beyond to share their knowledge. As of October 2021, the show has reached 262 episodes.
== Works == 
* How To Turn Your Online Lookers To Bookers: Proven Strategies And Techniques To Promote Your Tours And Activities Brand – Generating More Revenue 
* Tours & Activities Marketing Battle Plan 2021: Marketing Through the Crisis 
* Tours & Activities – 15 Years From Now 
* Do OTAs Suffer from Brand Blindness? 
* The Digital Battle for Tours and Activities – Part 2 
Category:1975 births
Category:Scottish writers
Category:Scottish businesspeople