No One Could Teach Her Son to Read. So Leah Went Back to School and Learned How
Leah Feretti's son Thomas was struggling with severe dyslexia, and no one in their region could help. So she earned a master's degree to become the therapist he needed.
Greg Allum is the Chief Marketing Officer of the American Federation for Children (AFC) Scholarship Fund where he leads the marketing infrastructure, donor acquisition systems, and data intelligence platform behind the first federal school choice tax credit in U.S. history — the Education Freedom Tax Credit (EFTC), effective January 1, 2027.
Greg brings more than 15 years of senior marketing and growth leadership across innovative startups, world-renowned Fortune 500 brands, and mission-driven organizations.
Before joining AFC, he served as SVP of Marketing and Growth at Stand Together — one of the nation’s largest philanthropic networks — where he led a team of over 80 marketing professionals across performance marketing, lifecycle marketing, SEO, MarTech, and web and UX, preserving more than $100 million in annual marketing investment.
As Head of Marketing at GrowthDay, he launched a personal development app to $1.5 million in revenue and over 250,000 accounts across 190 countries.
As EVP of Marketing and Growth at Fuzzy, a pet telehealth company, he contributed to an $18 million Series B raise from Greycroft and grew revenue to $6 million.
As Global Head of Social Media at Jellyfish, Greg scaled the paid social practice from a one-person UK team to dozens of professionals across the U.S., EMEA, and APAC.
Earlier in his career, as European Head of Social Media and Creative Strategy at Sony Electronics, he oversaw marketing strategy across 78 social channels in 30 markets — work that spanned three continents and 20 languages.
Greg is also the Founder and President of Ink & Ribbon Press, a nonprofit literary press devoted to poetry and the permanence of the printed word. Greg is also a renowned published poet with four books, a Pushcart Prize nominee, and recipient of the Arte Laguna Prize (Special Prize, 6th Edition)
Greg holds an MFA in Creative Writing from Pacific University and a BS in Business Administration from Capella University.
Leah Feretti's son Thomas was struggling with severe dyslexia, and no one in their region could help. So she earned a master's degree to become the therapist he needed.
Starting January 1, 2027, Americans will be able to do something they've never been able to do before: donate to a scholarship granting organization that funds K-12 scholarships and receive a dollar-for-dollar federal tax credit.
Ask most people what they know about the Education Freedom Tax Credit (EFTC) and you'll hear one number: $1,700. It shows up in headlines, ads and donation pages across the industry, and it's often the first thing people learn about this federal scholarship tax credit.
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