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Eric Berridge

Bluewolf Co-Founder and CEO

Eric Berridge is a two-time author, TED speaker, and co-founder and former CEO of Bluewolf, an IBM Company (acquired in 2016), a firm that he built over two decades as the original and preeminent consultancy for Salesforce. Eric’s latest book, Customer Obsessed, redefines customer obsession for the tech era, and he continues to educate and give voice to other entrepreneurs building customer-obsessed businesses. He is an outspoken advocate for the arts and humanities, and his writing and speaking engagements focus on spreading awareness and support for the arts to improve education, creativity, and critical thinking to keep up with our evolving digital society.

You can find him on Twitter (@ericberridge) and Instagram (@eric.berridge) to join the conversation.

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Will 2020 Be the Year of Potential or Burnout?

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Bias, Power, and Responsibility in Corporate America

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Building Community: A Look Inside the Future of Work

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Why We Should Rethink the 9-5 Workday to Improve Well-Being at Work

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Dear Emmeline: A Father’s Letter to His Daughter on Entering College

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Why Tech Needs the Humanities

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Your Company’s Thought Leader Is More Than Your CEO

by Eric Berridge
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How Data Can Drive Gender Diversity in Leadership Roles

by Eric Berridge
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AI Is The Perfect Partner To Achieve Gender Diversity

by Eric Berridge

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