Christopher Jossart,
Christopher Jossart has published articles in more than 30 state, national, and international trade publications, authored two books, taught 14 years for an accredited college, and is a Public Relations (PR) management professional with a quarter century of experience in the non-profit, corporate, and education fields.
Gatherings big and small welcome the spirited messages of Chris' cutting-edge keynote addresses and training workshops designed to put today's societal chaos in the rear-view mirror. Thousands of millennials and everyday people wanting an experience of self-discovery and wisdom have looked to Chris to help refocus and reignite their lives.
Chris' first book, The Human Search Engine: It's what you think you know about career search that keeps you unemployed (2013), became a textbook for three college courses, including a class for one of the nation's top law enforcement training programs. It was also recognized by the 103rd United States Congress as a national model for career search strategy. A third-party bought Chris' rights to the book in 2016.
Growing People: How green landscapes and garden changes can change lives (2015) served as Chris' second literary work. The book earned acceptance into the world's largest retail bookseller and was adopted by an international distributor.
The National Council for Marketing & Public Relations (NCMPR) has recognized Chris' work as both an editor and PR professional through his executive editor role in overseeing a bi-annual brand education magazine that reaches more than 150,000 readers each year. The publication, Focus, earned a Gold Medal award in 2014 and two regional awards from NCMPR in 2009 and 2011. The magazine was also named a top higher education publication in 2008 and 2009 by Higher Education Marketing. In addition to receiving numerous honors for his work in PR on behalf of NCMPR, the organization recently recognized Chris' partnership with a television network by way of a Gold Medal in 2016 for most outstanding feature story segment.
As a persuasive writer, Chris has written six winning nominations for nonprofit agencies in northeast Wisconsin, generating $30,000 for their causes. His leadership in public relations was instrumental in Fox Valley Technical College's passage of a $66.5 million public referendum in 2012. Chris' work for the college has appeared in USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, United States Department of Labor Newsletter, the Community College Times, and Christian Science Monitor, to name a few. He also gives numerous keynote addresses to various organizations.
Chris holds a Master of Arts degree in Managerial Communications and a Provisional Teaching Certificate from the Wisconsin Technical College System.
Christopher Jossart has published articles in more than 30 state, national, and international trade publications, authored two books, taught 14 years for an accredited college, and is a Public Relations (PR) management professional with a quarter century of experience in the non-profit, corporate, and education fields.
Gatherings big and small welcome the spirited messages of Chris' cutting-edge keynote addresses and training workshops designed to put today's societal chaos in the rear-view mirror. Thousands of millennials and everyday people wanting an experience of self-discovery and wisdom have looked to Chris to help refocus and reignite their lives.
Chris' first book, The Human Search Engine: It's what you think you know about career search that keeps you unemployed (2013), became a textbook for three college courses, including a class for one of the nation's top law enforcement training programs. It was also recognized by the 103rd United States Congress as a national model for career search strategy. A third-party bought Chris' rights to the book in 2016.
Growing People: How green landscapes and garden changes can change lives (2015) served as Chris' second literary work. The book earned acceptance into the world's largest retail bookseller and was adopted by an international distributor.
The National Council for Marketing & Public Relations (NCMPR) has recognized Chris' work as both an editor and PR professional through his executive editor role in overseeing a bi-annual brand education magazine that reaches more than 150,000 readers each year. The publication, Focus, earned a Gold Medal award in 2014 and two regional awards from NCMPR in 2009 and 2011. The magazine was also named a top higher education publication in 2008 and 2009 by Higher Education Marketing. In addition to receiving numerous honors for his work in PR on behalf of NCMPR, the organization recently recognized Chris' partnership with a television network by way of a Gold Medal in 2016 for most outstanding feature story segment.
As a persuasive writer, Chris has written six winning nominations for nonprofit agencies in northeast Wisconsin, generating $30,000 for their causes. His leadership in public relations was instrumental in Fox Valley Technical College's passage of a $66.5 million public referendum in 2012. Chris' work for the college has appeared in USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, United States Department of Labor Newsletter, the Community College Times, and Christian Science Monitor, to name a few. He also gives numerous keynote addresses to various organizations.
Chris holds a Master of Arts degree in Managerial Communications and a Provisional Teaching Certificate from the Wisconsin Technical College System.
Life is a Dance Floor and You are the DJ
Life is a Dance Floor and You are the DJ TM (keynote/emcee)
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