Charlotte Starck
Chief Growth Advisor
Charlotte partnered in the launch of Integritas3 bringing award-winning skills to lead the client-centric growth strategy based in the values of the founders and the services the company provides.
As a former Emmy and Associated Press award-winning broadcast journalist, Charlotte has also been honored with a California State Legislative Resolution recognizing her work producing "first-rate public information". She made her mark fighting fraud when she broke the story of the nation’s largest city pension fund crisis in U.S. history at the time in San Diego dubbed “Enron by the Sea”– which prompted national scrutiny and two SEC investigations eventually resulting in the resignation of the San Diego city mayor, city treasurer and city auditor.
Her investigative journalism followed with another landmark case as she reported on the nation’s largest congressional corruption case in U.S. history at that time, that of former Congressman Randy ‘Duke’ Cunningham convicted of taking $2.4 million in bribes from defense contractors.
Charlotte bridged from journalism to executive marketing leadership in the private sector – leading marketing and communications for Dream Dinners, a national food franchise with 125 stores, Aegis Living, a West Coast senior living company and Collier's International commercial real estate on their global marketing communications team. As a consultant, she's been a media advisor to the C-suite at Starbucks, as well as other Fortune 100 companies.
Charlotte brings a long track record of awards ranging from Emmy Awards to Associated Press, Press Club and Public Relations Society of America for work in broadcasting, crisis communications, marketing, national special events, internal and external communications.
Charlotte resides in Seattle where she enjoys family time, running, and the beach.
