Barton founded GLOBAL COLORS after spending the greater part of a decade living and traveling around the world - wanting to build an organization that focussed on creating grassroots aid based on the skills of those who need the help. He has led projects on five (soon to be seven) continents, created the GC Sponsorship Program, and founded the My World Wish Campaign - all of which have developed his "Guerrilla Aid" style of volunteerism.

Global Colors is the representation of his dream - creating a way to empower individuals and organizations to become personally responsible and emotionally invested in our global family. He believes strongly in the approach of "just go in and get something done" to solve problems around the world, as too much aid gets lost in bureaucracy and behind red tape.

Barton has studied everything from history to theology in universities on a global stage - while his U.S. professional background is based in real estate, the fashion industry, and television production.

If someone is supposed to change the world, why shouldn't it be me?"

Sandra Campos lives in NYC and has been a key component of Global Colors from the beginning - guiding our passion and keeping us on track with her business expertise.

After nearly 20 years in the fashion industry, she has served as a senior executive at Donna Karan, Ralph Lauren, Nautica, and Oscar de la Renta, where under her seasoned leadership, she has managed wholesale revenues exceeding $600 million.

In 2005, Sandra left her post as Senior Vice President at Polo Ralph Lauren and founded Mobi, a company that produces designer bags for the retail community.  Mobi is distributed in over seven countries and has been featured in InStyle, the New York Times, Washington Post, and on Rachel Ray.

In addition to her work here at Global Colors, Ms. Campos serves on various committees and boards in NYC including FACES, a non-profit organization devoted to finding a cure for epilepsy.

Andrew was born in Washington D.C. and spent a good deal of his childhood in Italy. He attended the University of Maryland and graduated with a degree in Political Science and French, and the University of Nantes, France where he studied French history.

Moving to New York after completing his studies, he began his career in fashion at Calvin Klein. In 1998, he joined Oscar de la Renta and eventually became director of PR and then moved into licensing & design. In 2004, he opened his own design company and divides his time between New York and Los Angeles working on projects on both coasts. Andrew's talents lie in updating exsisting design & creating new environments for clients with limited time and budget.

Eugénie Pabst, M.A., Psy.D., is a clinical psychologist in Chicago, working in chronic pain management and behavioral modification, using biofeedback techniques.

With focus in the area of perceived disability in the chronic pain population, she works with a wide variety of misunderstood people - varying from a large urban population, a distinctly ethnic populace, and the suburban setting in which she currently practices.

Her background lends itself perfectly to evaluating needs and coordinating projects, assisting Global Colors in achieving many of its goals regarding human rights and the ever-challenging social issues confronting many underdeveloped countries.