Chris DeBlasio is a purpose-driven entrepreneur, mentor, and visionary leader, currently serving as the Founder and Executive Director of ROI Discipleship, a thriving community dedicated to equipping business leaders and entrepreneurs with biblical principles to foster growth, integrity, and lasting success. Chris is also the Fund Manager of Creative Capital Ventures, where he leads investments across media, technology, real estate, and early-stage startups.

With over 20 years in the entertainment industry and 25 years in branding and advertising, Chris has worked alongside countless startups and high-growth companies, helping them refine their brand presence, secure funding, and scale successfully. His diverse experience spans industries from media and technology to real estate and cryptocurrency markets.

Chris began his career at the prestigious School of Film and Television in Manhattan, NY, studying under instructors who trained talents like Edward Norton, Sarah Michelle Gellar, and Peter Sarsgaard. He went on to land roles on nationally broadcasted shows such as One Life to Live and CSI: NY. His entrepreneurial journey took off in Los Angeles, where he pioneered mobile content solutions for the film industry—introducing technology that enabled movie content to be viewed on smartphones before it became mainstream.

Previously, Chris founded and served as CEO of Agency 850, a media and branding agency headquartered in Atlanta, GA, where he led a talented team of writers, producers, and branding experts to help CEOs and business owners amplify their personal and corporate brands. He also led 850 Entertainment, a full-service film and television production company with credits spanning comedy, drama, and reality TV.

Today, through ROI Discipleship, Chris continues his mission of mentoring and inspiring a new generation of entrepreneurs who are committed to leading with integrity, purpose, and faith. His personal mission is simple but powerful: “Build businesses that honor God, empower people, and leave a legacy that outlives success.”