BOOKS BY MARTIN GENTER

About Martin Robert Genter Jr
Martin Robert Genter Jr is a statesman, human rights advocate, author, and strategist. He is the founder of American Heritage Press, which seeks to unify a divided country and make a better world for all. Martin is committed to improving the world through human rights advocacy and democratic values.
Education
Martin holds a Master of Professional Studies in Political Management with a Global Politics Concentration from George Washington University. He also has an Executive Education Certificate in Leading Nonviolent Movements for Social Progress from the Harvard Kennedy School of Government. He earned his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and History with an Academic Minor in Sociology from the University of Mississippi.
Experience
Martin is an accomplished author and publisher, having published 9 books on Amazon, Apple, and Google. He has experience in all aspects of the publishing process, including writing, editing, formatting, cover design, and marketing. Martin has a demonstrated ability to create and promote content across various genres and platforms, resulting in consistent sales and positive reviews.
As a political consultant for the American Association of Political Consultants, Martin capitalized on usage of social media platforms and strong digital campaigns. He led door to door campaigns reaching almost 600,000 voters while creating comprehensive political, legislative, and regulatory goals, strategies, and plans. He offered strategic recommendations for updates to institutional programs and policies, factoring in current political climate and trends while supporting efforts of registered lobbyists and special interest groups by aiding legislative agenda. Martin also organized and planned meetings with high-level political appointees and elected officials and isolated research topics of interest and devised well-coordinated studies employing big data, social media, politics, and public policy techniques.
As a political candidate for the Michigan Democratic Party, Martin won the state senate nomination with 70% of the vote, securing 9,562 votes to the opposing candidate's 3,999 votes. He organized and oversaw his state senate campaign while delegating tasks to full-time campaign staff. His responsibilities included reading and drafting legislation, liaising with local officials to tackle issues affecting the community, particularly education, environment, infrastructure, and social issues. Martin identified, researched, and tracked legislative issues relevant to current public issues, developed and maintained strong working relationships with industry lobbyists, elected officials, regulators, and government staff to advocate effectively for legislative and regulatory policy goals.
As a congressional lobbyist for the United Nations Children's Fund, Martin prepared for public relations presentations and plans by gathering information on business objectives, vision, brand strategy, competition, and industry trends. He responded to requests for information from media or designated appropriate spokesperson or information source. Martin studied objectives, promotional policies, or needs of organizations to develop public relations strategies influencing public opinion or promoting ideas. He drafted press releases detailing relevant newsworthy information and supporting brand image and worked with news media to spread positions.
As a congressional intern for the United States House of Representatives, Martin corresponded with constituents in the district, drafted policy, conducted legal and legislative research, and attended congressional committee hearings. He professionally represented the US Congressional office to constituents by guiding tours of the US Capitol building, greeting and welcoming office visitors, and organizing/distributing mail (answering 2,000 constituent phone calls). Martin also interacted with constituents by phone, email, or in-person to provide information and completed research, compiled data, updated spreadsheets, and produced timely reports.
As a human rights officer for the United Nations Foundation, Martin represented the UN Association of the USA at the 57th session of the UN Commission for Social Development at the UN General Assembly. He chartered and served as president of the first United Nations organization in the state of Mississippi (UNA-USA at Ole Miss). His leadership duties included a grassroots plan that led to a 500% increase in U.N advocates and supporters