We create the foundation for rapid growth.

Grisson Davis

Growing up, Grisson discovered the perfect fusion of art and science in graphic design—a passion that has fueled his career for over 25 years. Throughout that time, he has collaborated with everyone from start-ups to Fortune 500 companies in the banking, consumer goods, tech, and apparel industries. Grisson’s dedication to innovative design has earned him two London International Advertising Awards, and his work has been featured multiple times in Graphic Design USA as well as the Graphis Interactive Design Annual.

Today, as President and CEO of The Grove Creative, Grisson continues to push creative boundaries and deliver impactful solutions for his clients. When he’s not leading his talented team, you’ll find him kayaking, running, quoting podcasts, and spending quality time with his wife and their twins—lovingly branded N&M.

Katherine Wells

After five years as an analytical chemist, Shelli became passionate about process optimization and workflow efficiency. This led her to move to the world of project management and she joined the team at The Grove in September of 2022 while also pursuing a Master’s Degree in Project Management through Wake Forest University.

When she’s not facilitating projects, Shelli enjoys traveling and spending time outdoors with her husband – always thinking about their next camping, skiing, or mountain biking trip. When she’s local, you can find her a hot yoga class or trying out the newest hot-spot restaurant in the area.

Katelyn Murray

Katelyn joined The Grove team in 2012 after trading the swamplands of Louisiana for the mountains of North Carolina. As Art Director and UX Architect, she leads the development of creative strategies that unite brand vision with seamless user experiences. Armed with a keen eye for aesthetics and a passion for purposeful design, Katelyn ensures every project meets both client and user needs—balancing form and function in everything she does.

Although she’s a bona fide color theory nerd, her closet remains steadfast in monochromatic hues. Outside the studio, Katelyn can be found exploring new destinations with her husband, learning to master snowy mountain roads, or strolling the neighborhood with her pup—often followed by her adopted neighborhood cat.

Jaclyn Kramer

With over 25 years of experience, Jaclyn is passionate about helping companies elevate their brands and drive revenue and leads. Her knowledge of strategic marketing, branding, and demand generation has led her to working in marketing leadership roles in companies of all sizes, from tech start-ups to publicly traded companies.

But that’s not all she’s passionate about. Admittedly, Jaclyn is pretty smitten with her kiddos (Emma and Anderson), husband (Ben), and their pup (Oliver). Outside of the office, Jaclyn is obsessed with research and holistic health and loves hiking, jigsaw puzzles, reading, crocheting, reading, and…..reading. Yes, totally nerdy, but we love her for it!

Matthew Roszak

Matthew Roszak is a leading blockchain investor, entrepreneur, and advocate. Matthew is chairman and co-founder of Bloq, a blockchain technology company. Matthew is also a founding partner of Tally Capital, a private investment firm focused on cryptocurrencies and blockchain-enabled technologies, with a portfolio of market-leading companies, including Binance, Block.One, Blockstream, Civic, Messari, Orchid, Spacechain, Tzero, and Qtum.
Matthew serves as chairman of the Chamber of Digital Commerce, the world’s largest trade association representing blockchain. In addition, Matthew serves on the board of BitGive, a non-profit foundation that improves philanthropic impact with blockchain technology. Matthew was a producer of the industry’s first-ever documentary, The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin.
Matthew is a sought-after thought leader on blockchain technology and has testified as an expert before U.S. Congress and spoken at the U.S. Federal Reserve. Matthew has presented at TEDx, been featured on CNBC, and quoted in The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, and Financial Times.