Amber Martin
Founder ACTIVEagency · ACTIVE LifeStyle Marketing.
Springfield, MO
In My Own Words
Play Hard. Work Smarter. Relax Better.™
I have experience working hybrid & remotely many years before the pandemic- specializing in customer success & account management in SaaS enterprise & cloud environments + building brands with nonprofits, startups, agencies & corporations- including IR & Fortune 100 companies 👩💻
Since graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a focus in Marketing from the University of Colorado at Denver in 2010, I have lived & worked in Denver, Los Angeles & 5 ski resort locations. In 2024, I moved to Springfield, Missouri 📍
Born in Chicago & raised a “military brat” relocating every few years, including internationally, I am proud to represent the heartland while competing on the qualifier circuit for the FIS Freeride World Tour- placing in the top 10 for USA women in the IFSA overall rankings the past 2 consecutive seasons. There are plans to induct freeriding into the 2030 Olympics 🇺🇸
I am most passionate about snow, skate, surf, travel & lifestyle business evolution portfolio opportunities that support my dream to experience freeriding & food worldwide- let’s collaborate 🧳🥢
Please feel free to connect: LinkedIn.com/in/amberlynmartin 👥
Never stop dancing & don’t lose your dinosaur 🦖
Cheers,
@amberlynmartin ❄️💃🏂
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Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Marketing
University of Colorado at Denver2008 – 2010
VP at UCD Marketing Club
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Triumph’s latest build-off is stacked with talent, but this one doesn’t just stand out—it shouts. FCR Original's “Hail to the Twin” is France’s official entry: a raw, reworked Speed Twin 1200 RS with a monoshock conversion, solid rear wheel, and a drag-style exhaust that means business.
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Amber Martin
In my consulting work, I talk a lot about systems, processes, and infrastructure. It’s not sexy. It rarely feels urgent. But it’s what growth demands. When product is strong, sell-through is solid, and buyers are interested, the reflex is to “hire more reps.” But without infrastructure, sales becomes the default fix for everything. And that comes at a cost.
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