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Christopher Bishop 
Christopher Bishop has had many different careers since he graduated from Bennington College with a B.A. in German literature. He has worked as a touring rock musician (played with Robert Palmer), jingle producer (sang on the first Kit Kat jingle “Gimme A Break”) and Web site project manager (developed Johnson & Johnson’s first corporate Web site). Chris also spent 15 years at IBM in a variety of roles including business strategy consultant and communications executive driving social media adoption and use of virtual worlds.
Chris is a member of the World Future Society and gave a talk at their annual conference in Washington, D.C. last summer on “How to Succeed at Jobs That Don’t Exist Yet.” In addition, he’s on the Board of TEDxTimesSquare and gave a talk on *Openness* at the New York event in April 2013.
Chris writes, consults and speaks about “improvising careers” at universities and industry conferences.
Chris is a member of the World Future Society and gave a talk at their annual conference in Washington, D.C. last summer on “How to Succeed at Jobs That Don’t Exist Yet.” In addition, he’s on the Board of TEDxTimesSquare and gave a talk on *Openness* at the New York event in April 2013.
Chris writes, consults and speaks about “improvising careers” at universities and industry conferences.
Category: Communicating, Futuring, Demographics, Generations
Web Sites:
www.improvisingcareers.com
www.improvisingcareers.com
Interviews with Christopher Bishop»See all
Chris Bishop joins Jim Blasingame to reveal some of the freelance resources you can engage to fill in project holes in your operation, and how to work with them.
Chris Bishop joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how business owners can become knowledgeable of the impact and implications of artificial intelligence and blockchain on their businesses through online resources.
Chris Bishop joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the plethora of online learning/content resources for you and your people, and how to be a discerning consumer of it.
