Christopher Church
About Christopher Church
Christopher Church is the Manager of Field Communications at Advance Auto Parts, where he has worked since 2018. He has a background in design and communications, with previous roles at The Roanoke Times and a strong educational foundation in Marketing, Advertising, Graphic Design, and Leadership.
Work at Advance Auto Parts
Christopher Church has been employed at Advance Auto Parts since 2013, initially serving as a Senior Field Communicator until 2018. He currently holds the position of Manager - Field Communications, a role he has occupied for six years. In this capacity, he oversees messaging to the Field Team and manages a team responsible for producing, posting, and curating content for the company intranet. His work supports effective communication within the organization, ensuring that field teams receive timely and relevant information.
Previous Experience at The Roanoke Times
Before joining Advance Auto Parts, Christopher Church worked at The Roanoke Times in various roles from 2002 to 2013. He began as an Advertising Graphic Designer and progressed to Spec Team Senior Designer, Advertising Operations Team Leader, and finally Design Team Leader. His experience at The Roanoke Times provided him with a strong foundation in design and communication, which he has applied in his subsequent roles.
Education and Expertise
Christopher Church holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Marketing/Advertising and Graphic Design from Concord University. He furthered his education by obtaining an MBA with a focus on Leadership from Liberty University. His academic background complements his professional expertise in web content administration and field communications, equipping him with the skills necessary for effective management in his current role.
Background
Christopher Church has a diverse background in communication and design, with over 15 years of experience in the field. His career began at The Roanoke Times, where he developed his skills in graphic design and team leadership. His transition to Advance Auto Parts allowed him to leverage his experience in a corporate setting, focusing on field communications and internal messaging.