Cross-cultural strategist and Indigenous representation advocate with 35+ years spanning enterprise software consulting, leadership coaching, and Indigenous arts production. Current Founder and Artistic Director of NOTA, LLC, a Native American production company delivering youth programs, adult education, and Indigenous empowerment. Brings a rare combination of C-suite consulting credentials, proven revenue impact ($1.3M+), and frontline Indigenous community leadership to organizations committed to economic growth, authentic diversity and representation, and culturally sensitive/inclusive messaging.

NOTA, LLC (Natives of the Apocalypse)

Santa Fe, NM | 2023–Present

Artistic Director & Founder

• Co-founded Indigenous production company with IAIA Performing Arts alumni; oversees all creative, operational, and strategic functions.
• Designed and launched after-school youth curriculum reaching Indigenous students across Northern New Mexico.
• Produced and directed Indigenous theater productions; built marketing strategy and social media presence from the ground up.
• Raised $20K+ in community fundraising to support youth programming and productions.
• Facilitated empowerment workshops for Native and non-native communities; developing pow-wow revitalization programming.

Get Enoch

Salt Lake City, UT / Remote | 2009–Present

Owner & CEO — Business Consultant & Leadership Coach

• Advised 30+ companies on revenue growth, software strategy, and operational improvement.
• Delivered consulting engagement that increased Henry Schein revenue by $1.3M in six months through custom software and strategic implementation.
• Coached 1,000+ job seekers and business professionals on personal branding, communication, and career strategy.
• Designed and hosted networking conferences, podcasts, and professional development workshops; built client community to 500+ companies.

Wasatch Development

Provo, UT | 2005–2009

Co-Owner & Consultant

• Founded the Wasatch Business Conference, building a cross-sector business community of 500+ companies.
• Architected and delivered IT systems for Team Everest Worldwide, Nature’s Sunshine, iBahn, and Close To My Heart.
• Grew Red Cross “Run for Red” 5K attendance from 2,000 to 3,500 through targeted marketing strategy.

The Music School

American Fork, UT | 2001–2009

Instructor & Curriculum Coordinator

• Maintained active roster of 80+ students across guitar, drums, and voice; achieved 90% student retention rate.
• Designed curriculum and marketed performance events to grow enrollment.

Modus Media

Lindon, UT | 1999–2004

Software Architect & Team Lead

• Led team of five developers delivering customized enterprise applications for Microsoft, Oracle, Adobe, Palm Pilot, and Sun Microsystems.
• Designed weekly trainings and acted as IT-to-business liaison across 100+ client projects.

Institute of American Indian Arts  |  Santa Fe, NM  |  2021–2025
BFA in Indigenous Performance  •  BFA in Creative Writing (Playwriting Emphasis)

University of Hartford – Hartt School of Music  |  1994–1996
Vocal Performance, Music Education & Music Theory/Composition  •  Full Vocal Scholarship

Utah Valley University  |  Continuing Studies
English; Creative & Technical Writing

Publications & Recognition

Books

• Putting Faces to the Voices in My Head: a chapbook — E. Salvador Chapman  |  Salvadorian Boy Productions, 2026
  A collection of scripts and writing excerpts including the award-winning play What Lies in the Fire
• 5 Simple Things to Do to Land the Job You’ll Love — Enoch Chapman  |  Powerful Results Publications, 2014
  A step-by-step guide to helping people find employment success.

Awards

• 1st Place — Playwriting, American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC) Competition, 2023 | Play: What Lies in the Fire
• Top Prize — Bard University World Climate Teach-In Program, 2023 | Play: What Lies in the Fire

Volunteer Leadership

IAIA Performing Arts Club — President (2022–2025): Produced and directed four productions; organized dozens of community events.

LDS Employment Resource Center — Employment Instructor (2007–2017): Taught branding and career communication to 1,000+ individuals.

Provo Downtown Alliance — Marketing Specialist (2009–2011): Built community engagement events and campaigns.

American Red Cross, Provo, UT — Marketing Advisor (2011): Advised, promoted and designed marketing campaigns for annual events.

Selected Skills

App Development (35+ yrs) nbsp;•nbsp; Web Development (28+ yrs) nbsp;•nbsp; Database Development (34+ yrs) nbsp;•nbsp; EDI Integration nbsp;•nbsp; Stage Lighting Design nbsp;• nbsp;Sound Design nbsp;•nbsp; Vocal Performance nbsp;•nbsp; Native American Wood Flute Composer (100+ pieces) nbsp;•nbsp; Podcast Host

Enoch Salvador Chapman is an Indigenous representation strategist, storytelling consultant, and leadership coach who builds programs and narratives that center Indigenous leadership and deliver measurable results. He combines three decades of technical, creative, and educational experience to design mentorships, curricula, and public programs that scale engagement, secure funding, and strengthen organizational capacity. His work blends narrative strategy with practical technical expertise in digital strategy, data and audience analytics, UX and content design, CRM integration, and program evaluation to turn community insight into measurable outcomes. Recent highlights include founding NOTA and designing a mentorship and workshop series that grew program engagement 42 percent year over year, and consulting on a project that generated 1.3 million dollars in incremental revenue. Enoch’s collaborative, outcome‑driven approach trains internal storytellers, builds sustainable partnerships, and creates replicable program models that expand reach while maintaining cultural authenticity.

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