Our CEO

Christopher Adell is an Author, fashion designer, and founder of the brand GW Apparel by Untitled Production Team. He was born and raised in New York, graduating from The School of the Arts in 2002, where he developed skills in visual creation, acting, and poetry. In 2004, Christopher strayed from the traditional route and joined the Army as a multimedia illustrator. He deployed to Iraq three times in support of Iraqi Surge, Iraqi Sovereignty, and Operation Inherent Resolve. While in the military, he gained leadership experience managing over 700 people and served as a suicide prevention counselor, Equal Opportunity Advisor, and Career Manager to those who served under his influence. He moved to Savannah, Georgia and decided to wholeheartedly chase his dreams to start his own production company. Learning as he went, Chris began his entrepreneurial journey by picking up skills in all areas, from design to marketing, photography, graphic design, and subliminal advertising.

In a short time, Christopher grew the Untitled Production Team Company into a self-sufficient go-to for many small businesses active on social media sites, as Chris uses this as his sole source of marketing. Known mostly for his over 15 years of leadership experience and community service with the Untitled Production Team, Chris helped over 200 small businesses grow. He developed into a guru of growing small businesses by making them more self-sufficient and developing effective business strategies. In 2017, GW Apparel clothing line was created with a goal to raise the consciousness of our people and empower them through visual symbolism and powerful messages. He combined his knowledge of mental health and graphic design to create clothing with a purpose to heal. The company has seen immense success with over 100 unique designs and a rapidly growing presence in the ATL and surrounding area.

In December of 2020, he authored his first self-published book “Mental Health Now 11 Techniques to deal with Mental Health in 2020 and Beyond”. Looking forward, 2020 stands tall like the apex of a fear-based consciousness, and if gone unaddressed, it could lead to a steady rise in mental health illnesses. Lockdown has forced millions to face themselves and do the inner work necessary to heal and grow. Mental Health Now is no ordinary book — outlining 11 techniques you can use to manage your mental health, beat pandemic fatigue, and take back your power.