Chris Williams was born in Cincinnati, raised in Bevis, and was taught the function of those itty-bitty forks at Miami University. He has been practicing his craft and
using the proper silverware, since.
His work in advertising has appeared in numerous publications including Newsweek, Time and Sports Illustrated, among many others. They have also appeared on television, radio, on the back of taxis, buses, park benches, and places where no grown man should be involved. He was a Senior Copywriter and Creative Project Director at Jackson/Ridey, a journalist and business columnist at The Cincinnati Business Record and WLW; and he drove a Mister Softee Ice Cream truck, until it became apparent every child, without exception, found him intolerably patronizing.
His recognitions include awards for both his copy writing and investigative reporting. During the past 17 years he has been committed to his solo practice. Currently focused on the technology sector, he provides direct marketing-sales support, communications strategy and ghost writing for technology consultants and service companies, as well as advertising agencies and non-tech firms. His clients have included everyone from international behemoths to solo practitioners.
