Quintin Griffin is co-founder and Executive Director of How To Save Earth, a Non Profit hub for discovering and promoting things, people, services and ideas that make the world a better place as well as serving as a nexus for people involved in those areas to find each other and network. Quintin has served as an advisor and interim executive for new and expanding blockchain ventures as part of How To Save Earth’s Blockchain First Initiative.Quintin excelled in both sports and academics and in 7th grade scored at college level in testing. Just a few years later this led him to the decision to leave high school after being offered an early entrance path to college. He then put his ability to quickly absorb, understand and apply information and concepts to work in many diverse areas of life, one of them being business, by way of mentoring from successful business people. His other primary areas of study and focus have been music production, which received the attention of Disney and integrative medicine which led to him becoming VP of the board at the non-profit NW Center 4 Well Being. At age 10 he is probably the youngest person to be nominated and invited to the White House to meet the United States President for the President's Award For Bravery, the highest award that can be bestowed upon a civilian, for his heroic act of saving a toddlers life which made major local news headlines. Reference: Washington State SENATE RESOLUTION BILL 1995-8651 / 8651-Quintin Griffin honored

Quintin Griffin is a co-founder and Executive Director of How To Save Earth, a non-profit hub that helps people and organizations find and connect. With 15.3 years of experience, Quintin has a diverse skill set including social media marketing, online advertising, and entrepreneurship. He has worked in various roles, including as an advisor and interim executive for blockchain ventures. Quintin excels in sports and academics, and has a strong background in music production. He is also the VP of the board at NW Center 4 Well Being, where he has been recognized for his heroic act of saving a toddler's life.