Christopher Meyer is a Founder of Monitor Talent, a speakers’
bureau that represents thought leaders with brilliant ideas
about the future of business and society. Chris's mission
is to anticipate and shape the future of business. He has
pursued this goal as an entrepreneur, executive, consultant,
author, and the leader of a think tank. From 2004 to 2009,
Chris was the Chief Executive of Monitor Networks, a Monitor
Group company. Prior to joining Monitor Group, he was the
Director of the Center for Business Innovation at Cap Gemini
Ernst & Young, from 1995 until its closing in December 2002.
Chris has published three books about adaptive enterprise
and network-based innovation, including the BusinessWeek Best
Seller Blur: The Speed of Change in the Connected Economy,
Future Wealth - the book on which Monitor Talent is based,
and It’s Alive: The Coming Convergence of Information, Biology
and Business. He blogs on the Harvard Business Review site,
and has contributed to publications including Harvard Business
Review, Sloan Management Review, Fast Company, TIME, The Wall
Street Journal, and BusinessWeek. Chris's fourth book, Standing
on the Sun, is due to be published by Harvard Business School
Press in January, 2012. Chris holds BAs in both Mathematics
and Economics from Brandeis University and a M.B.A. (with
Distinction) from The Harvard Business School. In addition,
he held a University Predoctoral Fellowship in Economics at
the University of Pennsylvania.
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