Travis Sharp is a Creative Director, playwright, and improv comic. For over 30 years, he’s helped regional, national, and international brands harness the power of storytelling to build meaningful connections with their important audiences. For the past 10 years, he’s worked extensively with brands focusing on geriatrics, gerontology, and dementia. He also works with the Improving Care through Improv program to teach care partners how to use improv techniques to better support and validate people living with dementia.

Born and raised in Atlanta, Andy started solving visual problems as a high school sophomore by helping the Roswell Hornet cheerleaders concept and design football banners. His passion for helping those living with and caring for those with cognitive decline began with watching his Grandfather and family care for his Grandmother’s undiagnosed case of dementia in the early 2000’s. Currently he and is wife are caring for his wife’s parents, who have been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s. The importance of this work came full-circle when moving his in-laws into their first assisted living home when he found a brochure he designed for a dementia care client on the counter of their front desk.

Since graduating from the University of Florida with a degree in Advertising, Robert has built brands, created marketing plans, and managed integrated multi-channel campaigns for clients in Gerontology and Aging. This work is personal for him — he's watched family members navigate the challenges of aging, and that firsthand experience shapes how he approaches every campaign: with empathy and a genuine belief that good marketing can help older adults and their families feel seen, supported, and understood. That's what makes this work feel less like a job and more like something worth doing well.