Entrepreneur, Passionado, Network Executive, Marketer, Producer, Humanitarian, Journalist, Thought Leader And Podcaster.
The Caleb and Calder Sloan Awesome Foundation supports disadvantaged children and those coping with grief, while inspiring others, especially kids, to embrace service before self. Our mantra: ADVENTURE, LAUGHTER, KINDNESS.
Formed Airwaysmag.com, a joint venture between Airchive.com and Airways Magazine, to become a leading global aviation news service.
Founded his own privately held, profitable company, 2C Creative: a content marketing agency and production company. Over 20 years, 2C earned numerous awards, exceeded $10 million in revenue annually and amassed a who’s who of broadcast, cable, streaming and consumer brand clients. Locations in Miami, the company has employed hundreds of talented staff.
Created 2C Films, a collaborative division of live-action directors and film makers for short-form production.
Established flip2C joint venture with FlipEleven Creative to deliver 360-degree digital capabilities for video and web.
Launched 2C Originals, going on to create and produce nine original television programs.
Founded by Sloan in 2003 as Airchive.com, AirwaysMag.com delivers aviation news and features, regularly highlighted by Forbes and USA Today. In 2014, Sloan partnered with Airways Magazine, and in 2020, he relaunched TheAirchive.
As VP/Production, Chris oversaw production for TLC’s 800+ hours of programming and a staff of 21.
As SVP/Marketing & Promotion, Chris oversaw all marketing and promotion efforts on-air and off-air with an award-winning creative staff of 20 for a group of 12 television stations. He then served as SVP/Reality and Alternative Programming for USA Network, overseeing specials and reality programming.
Chris began his career at NBC Network as a video editor in the network’s Advertising and Promotion Department. He quickly became the department’s first “Preditor” – producing and editing numerous network promos and campaigns. After being elevated to Creative Director in 1994, Chris was one of the founding team of NBC’s branding and special projects “promotainment” NBC-2000 department at NBC, which pioneered seamless programming and split-screen credits with entertainment content. He contributed to the network’s “Must-See TV” era of programming, including launches of “Friends,” “Frasier,” and “ER.”
