Clark Savage, Clayton CameraCraft Photography

April 23, 2019 by John Ray

Clark Savage and John Ray

Clark Savage, Clayton CameraCraft Photography

Clark Savage, Clayton CameraCraft Photography

Clark Savage is a photographer, author and arts advocate. Since 1994, he has owned and operated Clayton CameraCraft Photography in Alpharetta, specializing in corporate and family photography. His photography career spans 30 years and includes creating portraits of presidents, music, and sports stars. Clark is Co-President of Arts Alpharetta, a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing Alpharetta as a cultural arts destination for artists and their work and strategic local partnerships with a variety of arts organizations. Arts Alpharetta operates in the newly opened Alpharetta Arts Center. Clark is also author of the forthcoming book The Kenyan Rhino Rider’s Club. Clark was born in Berkeley, CA and has lived in Georgia for 25 years.

For more information or to contact Clark, go to www.atlantaphotographer.com.

In addition to operating the North Fulton studio of Business RadioX®, John Ray is the owner of Ray Business Advisors, LLC.

Because pricing is the fastest way to change the profitability of a business, John advises business owners on how to change their pricing and make more money. His clients include attorneys, CPAs, consultants, technology companies, and retail store owners.

His blog, “Pricing for Profit,” regularly features examples and stories which help business owners in their own pricing journey. John is also a speaker on pricing at numerous chambers, business events and seminars. John also helps small to mid-sized companies achieve their profit and growth goals as an outside CFO.

John is extremely active in the North Fulton community. He is on the board of the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce (GNFCC), and serves in a variety of capacities there, including Chairman’s Circle, member of the Finance Committee, and co-chair of the Awards Committee. John was named the 2018 Harry Rucker Jr. Volunteer of the Year by GNFCC.

In 2011, John founded Backpacks of Love, a grassroots, all-volunteer organization which serves children and their families in the north metro Atlanta area who are homeless or otherwise in severe need. Backpacks of Love delivers backpacks of food, purchased and packed by volunteer sponsors, to 18 different elementary, middle, and high schools in north Fulton County and Forsyth County.

In 2015, John was named Small Business Partner in Education of the Year by the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce for his work with Backpacks of Love.

John is a Deacon in the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta and is currently assigned to Holy Comforter Episcopal Church in Atlanta.

jray@businessradiox.com