Scott Fox is the Senior Managing Partner of Harvest Marketing Partners. He is responsible for Harvest Marketing’s advertising and sales training business operations. In addition, Scott oversees the strategy and execution of HMP’s web based marketing initiatives. 
Charlie is an award-winning designer and creative director with more than 20 years experience in graphic design with a strong focus on multimedia and Internet applications.
By combining strong creative leadership with brilliant multimedia design and innovative techno
logy, Charlie has developed all graphic elements of successful projects including 2D and 3D animations, simulations, user interface and illustrations.
Our Philosophy
The Harvest Marketing Partners’ business philosophy is rooted in a belief that a firm’s marketing strategy should have “one clear voice.” We specialize in creating synergies among all promotional messages; web, print, electronic and sales. We achieve the desired results by crafting highly creative advertising messages, constructing superior web designs and teaching unmatched salesmanship skills. We help you build bench strength through positive result driven messages grounded in creative positioning and anchored in a strong understanding of the purchase behaviors of consumers.
Message Matters
At Harvest Marketing Partners, we know there are plenty of people willing to purchase products and services in today’s marketplace. However, few business development experts have the knowledge to reach these buyers in a meaningful way. Loyal customers are earned through trust and respect. Success is realized when a company promotes sales strategies and marketing messages that are truthful, respectful and compelling. It is difficult to find agencies that can create this type of “respect based” marketing. We invite you to discover the power that truth and respect can bring to your bottom line.
Matthew 9:37-38
Then he said to his disciples, “The harvest is plentiful but the workers are few. Ask the Lord of the harvest, therefore, to send out workers into his harvest field.”