Travis Mosler
Central Moloney
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Travis Mosler is the Marketing Director at Central Moloney (CMI) and brings a wealth of experience and passion to his role. A graduate of the University of Central Arkansas Honors College with a BA in Digital Filmmaking, Travis further honed his craft at the University of Southern California’s School of Cinematic Arts’ Film Directing Intensive Program. His 19 years of video production experience and 11 years of marketing experience make him an invaluable creative asset to any team.
An award-winning filmmaker, Travis produced a nationally and internationally distributed outdoor television series and pilot episodes for various other shows. His expertise extends beyond filmmaking into leadership and community involvement. He sits on the board of the Generator Innovation Hub in Pine Bluff and the Pine Bluff Community Foundation, contributing to local economic and community development. He also serves in worship and production at New Life Church Pine Bluff.
Before joining Central Moloney, Travis made significant strides in the marketing industry. He worked his way up to Creative Director in Little Rock before moving to Pine Bluff and founding his own marketing agency, Crossbuck Creative. For the past five years, Crossbuck Creative has been instrumental in showcasing and bringing value to local businesses and non-profits in Southeast Arkansas.
Travis is deeply invested in the revitalization of Pine Bluff, believing that collective effort can restore the city’s former glory. His wife Melody and he are raising a beautifully chaotic boy and an amazingly brilliant girl in their Pine Bluff home. This year, he is set to open the city’s first co-working space, Worxstation, aimed at fostering collaboration and innovation among the community’s small business owners, remote workers, and entrepreneurs.
Since joining Central Moloney in 2023, Travis has witnessed Central Moloney’s remarkable growth, including the acquisition of Canada’s largest Transformer Manufacturer, CamTran. Now with 12 locations across North America and 1,200 employees, CMI is at the forefront of supporting and reinforcing the nation’s power grid during the transition to renewable energy.
Travis’ ultimate passion is seeing worthwhile visions come to fruition. It’s happening in Pine Bluff, and it’s happening across Arkansas.