Christopher Garner

Christopher Garner is a seasoned sales, operations, and technology-driven business leader with more than 15 years of experience building scalable systems across renewable energy, home improvement, property services, and AI-enabled customer operations. His career spans early success in U.S. solar and residential construction, leadership of multi-state sales teams, and hands-on development of business units that combine digital automation with traditional service industries.

Christopher has a proven track record of transforming complex, underperforming environments into structured, revenue-producing systems. He has consulted for and built initiatives in solar, roofing, windows, remodeling, property care, and AI customer-experience automation — with a focus on process development, operational efficiency, and high-performing team culture. His experience bridges both American and European markets, including recent work in Portugal developing AI-integrated service models and sustainable development ventures.

Known for his adaptability, analytical thinking, and ability to execute under uncertainty, Christopher blends international experience, multilingual communication (English, Spanish, developing Portuguese), and a strong understanding of modern automation tools to help organizations scale without sacrificing quality. He thrives in roles involving business development, operational leadership, strategic sales architecture, and advisory or fractional support for growing companies.

BA University of Massachusetts at Boston 

Major: Ethics, Social and Political Philosophy 

The Ethics, Social and Political Philosophy Major (ESP) is designed for students whose primary philosophical interests are in value questions as they relate to the individual, society and the state, who wish to pursue these questions systematically and in depth, and who may seek careers in the law, government, social service, or other fields where moral issues and value questions frequently arise.” 

Students learn to approach these questions through rational argument, understand major philosophical views and concepts in ethics and politics, and analyze and critically evaluate philosophical arguments and theories … Courses offered include topics like justice, democracy, freedom, power, rights, duties, moral and political obligation, and the nature and limits of moral knowledge.